I am entrepreneur- and investor-minded and I don't see myself as working 9-5 job for the rest of my life (currently I am).6.

Just connect with fellow investors and entrepreneurs.

The IKEA story is a great case study for nearly any entrepreneur.

Te hardest part of being a successful  entrepreneur and a real estate investor is knowing when to say no and which deals to strike.

If you want to develop massive condominiums as an employee of a big company, sure, get your degree and apply for your dream job.If you want to develop massive condominiums as an entrepreneur, your path will be different.

We ALL should be not landlords but real estate investors and entrepreneurs and provide clean, safe and affordable housing. 

A few thoughts come to mind.First, reminds me of the quote that goes something like  "An entrepreneur is somebody who will work 100 hrs a week in order to avoid working 40 hours a week" The humor with that comes with a thread of truth.Second, I was in a similar situation.

Atomic Habits (Excellent book on habits and discipline), Never Eat Alone (Changes perspective on networking), Confessions of a Real Estate Entrepreneur (creative real estate)

I am a full time entrepreneur and can make about $500 a month in my free time.

I am a soon to be college graduate (December 2016) and entrepreneur.