Congratulations on your good fortune! Since you are a Mustachian-type, I would go for a tax and financially efficient plan of investments.
Give Vanguard a call at 800-523-7734. They have certified financial planners available who have simple fees and no interest in selling you high priced junk. You could fill a Roth for you and a partner(if you have one) each year and put the rest in a taxable account. In 7-10 years, you probably will be financially independent.
Since your home is paid for and you like your job, and are on this site, I am assuming you have an emergency fund, 401k, Roth, and maybe a taxable account already, plus a simple will and are using all beneficiary conveyances possible. Personally for me, I would be looking to invest in simple funds now, like a Total Stock Market Index and a Total International Index to get started, say in a 2:1 ratio. Each year you could build out a little complexity to improve your diversification and reduce your risk. If you have a 401k, Roth, 529?, taxable account, they could be used as vehicles.
I love the William Bernstein books, especially The Investor's Manifesto. The Bogleheads site would also be a good place to get more information on investing and advice regarding positioning your moneys. Bernstein does private clients, but you have to have $5M in investments. I don't think you need a 2% charge on your money from a financial adviser. Be mustachian and DIY and build up your investment and financial muscles. Best wishes to you. Keep us informed.