Maybe you just need to grow into a more managerial role or team leadership. 

We're talking with someone who may be coming into our company's leadership that will require health coverage.

It's really hard for me to do speaking and conferences (though I try because I know networking is good for business), but these other (written) outlets I'm perfectly comfortable with.

Another option is to go to investor groups in your area (investor conferences, seminars, etc.). 

Curious as to what anyone else’s experience with them has been.I have not worked with them but heard Jeff speak at a conference last week.  

For example, there are many networks and conferences of Ultra high net worth individuals at the billion dollar and up level that gather all over the world at conferences looking for opportunities (prior to Covid-19 of course).

As part of their curriculum, certain programs could include possibilities for mentorship.Attend conferences, workshops, and seminars on real estate in Texas as a means of networking.

Leslie provided more personalized service and set up regular conference calls so that one can hear about the details of various offerings directly from the sponsors.)The details of the offerings are rather extensive and filled with a lot of legal jargon, disclaimers, and risk analysis.

Whether it's a conference, seminar, or meetup tailored for folks like us, I'm eager to hear about it!

The Springfield Real Estate Investor's Association (I'm a member) is a great group of people (a mix of highly experienced and newly interested, but all above-board and ethical--the leadership doesn't tolerate shenanigans) and many in there are invested in Branson STRs (many also have STRs in Springfield, which of course caters to an entirely different market, but their perspective has been interesting).