Well, if I do achieve financial freedom as you asked, I will truly enjoy myself because I am aware of the difficulties I had to overcome prior to that point. However, I will continue to invest my money and ensure that my children do not experience the same difficulties as I did. I will also make sure to include them in my business and involve them in at least one or two ways. But seriously, if I achieve financial freedom as you asked, I will truly enjoy it because to get that stage is so difficult.
Of course everyone will enjoy it too but it's a good thing if you still want to invest and teach a lesson for family or close friends to achieve the same thing.
For me personally, I will not do many things with high risk. Even if I choose to invest, I will limit it and also will not be too ambitious because I know that every investment has a risk and the rest I will enjoy my life without having to think about anything else.
Not to totally oppose you but I think it's natural for a human to be more ambitious, the more he earns money or the more he achieves his goal. It's like, our wants or greed doesn't stop just because we reached our first desire. Even those businessmen take more and bigger risks even if they're already stable and already considered to achieve financial freedom. Since they already achieved their goals, they would have another goal to achieve, and that becomes a cycle. But I understand your point, that you just have to enjoy your life and do the things you want after getting free from financial problems. Who wouldn't want that?