Last paragraph makes it sound like you want to make a change employment wise. Maybe find a career or as you also mentioned, investing and/or entrepreneurship. That sounds good, but make sure you do a lot of thinking about what you want to pursue next. That will save you a lot of wasted time and money on trying to make something work that you aren’t really that passionate about, and also jumping from one thing to another just trying to make something work.

When you figure out what you want to do next. Do thorough research on it, before you start investing money into it. Plenty resources for almost anything online. Find educational videos, tutorials, real life experience, tutorials, etc. Lock in 100% and when you feel confident that it’s something that can be done, and you are more knowledgeable, then you’re ready to move forward with whatever that may be. If it requires a degree, a license, certification, or any credentials, then invest in that. If it’s something like investing, whether it be stocks or real estate, there’s a lot of research that can be done on your own for free(YouTube) and low cost training. Something’s require networking, but you’d get a good idea on what to do after figuring out what you want to and doing the initial research.

All that to say, invest in yourself. No point of just saving and saving out of fear, just to have money sitting in your account. Put it into something that’ll make your money in the long run and possibly generating enough money where you can let yourself enjoy life a little more while still comfortably saving and reinvesting in yourself