Judging by the fact that OP doesn't immediately know what to do with the money, you should remain in the workforce and let the money sit in some safe investments he finds a legitimate use for it.
If I had $300K, I know exactly how I would use it to make more money. I know this from needs I've spotted when working ordinary jobs, things that I would have never noticed if I hadn't been active in the world's economy.
OP is too young to be thinking about retiring. OP needs to stay active (which will keep him healthier) and keep working (if only part-time) until I starts to see ways that he could create value and then he can sink some of that tiny nest egg into creating that value.
I could give OP three good ideas right now, but I won't because they would be wasted on him. Having an idea is the easy part, carrying it through is that hard part. It requires significant self-discipline and motivation.
If I had $300K, I know exactly how I would use it to make more money. I know this from needs I've spotted when working ordinary jobs, things that I would have never noticed if I hadn't been active in the world's economy.
OP is too young to be thinking about retiring. OP needs to stay active (which will keep him healthier) and keep working (if only part-time) until I starts to see ways that he could create value and then he can sink some of that tiny nest egg into creating that value.
I could give OP three good ideas right now, but I won't because they would be wasted on him. Having an idea is the easy part, carrying it through is that hard part. It requires significant self-discipline and motivation.
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