i've been lucky, i guess, to have attended, and attend, several BP-inspired 'no pitching allowed' clubs, that have speakers willing to share their journeys. 

Your passion about giving back to your community is very inspiring.

Very inspiring as well.

Read and get inspired by some real life case histories of @Joshua D. , @William Collins and @Austin Fruechting did in 5, 2.5 years and 7 years, respectively, buy using BRRR and working a day job (or at least a spouse) https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/223/topics/459415-500k-net-worth-in-5-years-im-30-today?

While I'll agree they do often make it seem easier than I'm finding it to be as a new investor, it's inspiring.

Check  these out for inspiration: https://makeoffices.com/pricing/and https://www.wework.com/plansCheck out https://palmbeachtech.org/ for space and pricing ideas.

I notice that I can feel down/discouraged for a day or two, and if I just ride it like a wave, I suddenly get new inspiration or an idea to try. 

You are inspired by motivating people, you do things that maybe go unnoticed, while debbie-do-nothing is scrolling through instagram you are picking up the slack.

Considering the current multifamily frenzy, and the abyssal level of amateurism and lack of integrity of a skyrocketing number of new syndicators inspired by re gurus it is very likely that some wanna be syndicator will close your property to earn his sponsor fee even if it results in zero gain or a net loss to his investorsThere is no right or wrong, but if you want to pursue more multifamily projects and wonder what works best as an investment product, my feeling is that your return/time on a large project will likely be the same than for dozens of 4plex at the end of the day.

Very inspiring.