[erikb]

I haven't succeeded in that area yet. But here's what I would do: I'd get a job for about 20h/week as a developer because I like developing. I'd charge a rather low pay and make sure already in the interview that the boss knows I can leave any time if he pisses me off too much. Reason being that without a regular main task and daily interaction with the same people even the biggest loner feels lonely and useless.

Then I would spend a lot of time travelling, prepping travels, honing my hobbies, and probably I would also make investing more of a hobby. I expect it's good to see the effort and ambition of other people succeeding, even if one is only passively involved in what they are doing.

Last but not least: I hope you ask this question before you succeeded financially. In the big topics in life one should have at least a broad idea what one wants to do before huge failures or huge successes are incoming.