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Retirement is often described as the reward at the end of a long career.

More time, more freedom, more choice.

And on paper, that sounds exactly right.

But in reality, many people discover that retirement doesn't feel quite as straightforward as they expected.

Because when work stops, something else quietly disappears with it.

The structure of your days, the sense of progress, the role you've played for years, sometimes decades.

And without that structure, it's surprisingly easy to drift, to feel slightly, unsettled, or to find yourself asking a question you weren't expecting.

What does this next chapter actually look like for me?

And that's the gap, the retirement mentor community is designed to fill.

Because retirement isn't just a financial event, it's a life transition.

It's about how you spend your time, how you use your money, and how you stay engaged, connected and purposeful.

And while there's no shortage of information out there, what's often missing is a clear, structured way of bringing that all together.

A way of thinking about retirement that gives you clarity, builds confidence in your decisions, and helps you feel back in control of what comes next.

So what I've created is a community built around that idea.

A place where you can step back, think clearly, and start to shape a retirement that genuinely fits you.

Not based on generic advice or someone else's idea of what retirement should look like, but something that works for your circumstances, your priorities and your stages of life.

And importantly, is designed to meet you wherever you are right now, Whether you are a few years away from retirement, or just stepping into it, or already there and feeling that something isn't quite aligned yet.

Inside the community, everything is structured around three levels.

The starting point is the explorer level, which is completely free.

This gives you access to a set of foundational courses and practical worksheets designed to help you begin thinking more clearly about your situation.

We cover things like creating a simple, manageable money system, understanding your current position, and starting to reflect on what you actually want your retirement to look like.

Beyond the financial numbers, it's a chance to pause, take stock, and begin with some structure.

From there, if you want to go further, the navigator level opens up some more in depth courses.

This is where we start to build things out properly.

You'll work through some more detailed frameworks, look at how your money supports your lifestyle and begin aligning your financial decisions with the kind of life you want to create.

It's less about theory and much more about practical, structured progress.

And then for those who want more personalised support, there's the compass level.

This is where the coaching comes in.

Because at some point, information on its own isn't enough.

You need space to think things through, to test decisions and to move forward with clarity and confidence.

And that's exactly what the coaching is designed to provide.

By way of background, I'm Roger Morgan I'm founder of the Retirement Mentor.

Before this, I spent many years as a qualified accountant advising professionals, including GPs and consultants, on financial decisions.

But when I retired myself, I experienced something I hadn't fully anticipated.

Even with a financial background and even with planning in place, there was still a sense that something was missing.

A lack of structure, a lack of direction and a lack of purpose.

And that led me to start exploring the wider question around retirement, not just financially, but personally.

What makes a good retirement?

Why do some people settle into it very well and quickly while others quietly struggle?

And over time, that became the foundation of the approach that I now use inside the community.

So if you're now approaching retirement or already there and you want to feel more clear about where you stand, more confident in the decisions you're making and more in control of what comes next, start with the explorer level.

Take a look around, work through the first courses, give yourself the space to think things through.

And from there you can decide how far you want to go.

See you on the other side.