You say you do not have freedom in where you work, and that basically is the reason it is true for you. The biggest limitations are the ones we build for ourse

You say you do not have freedom in where you work, and that basically is the reason it is true for you. The biggest limitations are the ones we build for ourselves. I'd suggest instead of thinking of it like a job, think of it like it is: a business arrangement exchanging time and effort for a certain set of compensation. If you wish to avoid working with a bad arrangement on one end, find another vendor you an barter with. If you feel trapped by bills or something, that's a separate problem but still one largely set up by your mind. Obviously lots of nuances to this exist and there are a large number of factors we don't control, but make no mistake, you do control where you work. If you want to maintain the "spoiled freedom" I would suggest you become more valuable in your trade.