There is so much stuff to do with your time if you don't have to care about money.
For me, personally, it'd be to invest time in making music, getting good enough in that as my taste is, I just need a lot more free time to practice it. Just like I had when I was a kid learning to program, I've only achieved it due to spending endless hours in experimentation and little projects without usefulness. It's something that is very hard to do, mentally speaking, when you are occupied 8 hours/day with work, I don't have capacity to spend another 4-5 hours/day with music. If I worked 1-2 hours/day I'd definitely have 8-10 hours daily to plunge into it, not only time-wise but my mental capacity would be much more free to put effort in it.
And that can be any hobbies or passions you have that work hours don't allow you to pursue, if money isn't an issue I'm sure you will find ways to fill your time with what you enjoy doing.
If you really enjoy work, well, then you have much more time to work on things you deem worth of.
How people report their TC is all across the board
They could have refresher RSUs, they could have negotiated to stay on and move up, they could just be reporting what they took home after stock price appreciation, they could have offered something special
I have a system that tracks how long I use my work machine for, and visualizes it in a bar that is 10 units long.
I got by doing this for about 15 months before they started somewhat catching on. Productivity is still the same, but some things are leaky.
I'm nowhere near your TC though. I feel like you are a smarter, more optimized version of me, but I hope to get there someday and that's the path I'm currently on.
Why not double down and get two “full time” jobs. I’ve heard from my friend in BoA that he works less than 1 hour per day.
TC: 800k