But it gives his particular audience a route where they don’t have to get creative or risky, they just have to get disciplined.

I wouldn't suggest withdrawing the money that you have worked hard and stayed disciplined to accumulate. 

That same discipline will work well in real estate investing.

So take your time and improve yourself first. ( Example go to the gym reguarly, study reguarly, analyze reguarly, take responsibilities and so on, by that you learn discipline and patience.

In time I may go back to it since I do like the discipline just not crazy about the industry and the stress.

Saving $100k shows you have discipline and you know how to manage your finances.I've personally stepped away from single family homes/small multifamily because they're like the stock market - sold/bought based on emotion.Let me know if you want to connect/talk.Best,

We have completed lots of projects but we still appreciate the discipline that comes from continually re cycling our own capital; if we lose money it forces us to evaluate our processes & work harder.

The most important answer to your question if you do not have discipline to hold on to the cash you are much better off with a 1031.   

I am a huge Jim Rohn fan and believe that honing my skills, discipline and being of service are the keys to success.

I think the biggest result from you starting to charge will be that your phone stops ringing.Congratulations on your progress so far, if you can stay disciplined and committed it sounds like you'll be able to get anywhere you want financially.