It requires you to think outside the box, to hustle, and to dare to create your own path.Retirement 2.0 is certainly not for everyone.But if you’re ready to take life by the horns and to make retirement an active part of your life, read on, to learn about how to make Retirement 2.0 a reality.Achieving Retirement 2.0Retirement 2.0 requires you to think outside the box, challenge the conventional wisdom you’ve been brought up with, and try new things in an effort to achieve financial freedom.Start by working backwards from the amount of money you need to live each month.This is your freedom number.Your mission now is to discover ways to generate this amount of money passively each month.

The goal of real estate is to eventually have financial freedom and not have to "work." 

I would also give this podcast a listen to give you some ideas from somebody who was in your shoes 10 years ago.Financial Freedom in 10 Years and $200K Cash Flow (biggerpockets.com)

If you follow someone like Dion and Chad Carson or Valkeres you’ll see it’s less about numbers of doors and more about total CF in order to get to your freedom number.

I would like to get to know people like myself that's wants financial freedom or has.

The more and better type of content you publish, the more you talk about real estate as means to financial freedom and such - the more likely you are to find people who can partner up with low return expectations.

If your home is your largest asset, you're in trouble as far as freedom goes. 

And there is no freedom to impact others.  

But not sure trading 1 job for another is what you are looking for (although 1 may allow more freedom to not have to be in the Library every day). 

I've achieved my initial goals (financial freedom), so I'm now considering how I'll invest going forward.