I love the diversity of these answers, proves that everyone's situation and needs are different!  

I still have a traditional and Roth IRA from a previous employer to provide some diversity in my assets.

I say it is time to diversity your RE investments and watch over leveraging yourself, as history tells us that a correction is inevitable. 

There are several large companies in Akron with diverse jobs- Goodyear, several hospitals, FirstEnergy headquarters.

Also Texas is a lot less conservative and more diverse than a lot of people in CA acknowledge.

In this case I would suggest putting the money into a traditional 401k plan (you are already in a very high tax bracket so deferring this tax couldn't hurt anyway) and if you do end up making even better money later on you can start thinking about a roth conversion ladder which is a system in which you slowly transfer your money from a traditional plan, into a roth plan and can pull that money out with no penalties prior to age 65 so long as you start your ladder at least 5 years prior to when you start to withdraw the money.Others have mentioned diversity, and the fact that stocks are very hands off way of investing which means 0 time taken away from your future fishing trips. 

Wow what a great post and diverse discussion we have going on.

The economics of cryptos are not viable on a large scale within the global commerce ecosystem we have built and it's just another Tulipmania-esque manic episode in market history.

There’s genetic diversity for sure, but a total lack of thought diversity.

I have lived, worked all throughout Indy and now investing.We are a much more diverse city than most outside know.