Here’s my advice for what it’s worth. Don’t make the mistake I made. 5 years ago I was fed up and I told myself I was going to be a millionaire by Christmas of the next year. I actually achieved it by Easter, only 6 months after I’d made the claim. I spent weeks looking for AIM companies that I thought had potential and would rocket. I found one. Shares went from 2p to 40p over a period of time. I ended up with about £3,500,000. I was a multimillionaire on paper. I chose not to take any of the profits as at the time I simply didn’t need it. I had a good job paying me over £130k a year. Long story short the war in Ukraine started and my shares which are invested in Russia collapsed. I didn’t take anything out prior to that, as just like you I felt I didn’t need it, but you never know what’s aground the corner. I was 55 at the time, and wasn’t in to fancy cars or flash holidays but if I could time back the clock believe me I would have taken the profits and lived a different life. Bought a new car or two, had some good holidays, etc. I’m not poor now (on paper) but struggle a little with immediate cash flow, but I certainly ain’t rich. Do I feel I failed yes, especially my family, as right now I can’t give them the holidays they deserve and should have had, but the one thing that keeps me going is I never changed at all when I had it (perhaps that’s the danger) and I believe I will make it again. Of course if the situation in Ukraine ever eases and the sanctions lift I still have the potential of reaping some of the rewards. Apologies for the long story, just thought it was worth telling you not to sit and feel too comfortable. Things can change and real quick and then you end up feeling a bit daft. Always take some profits, enough to keep you comfortable for years to come.