To the OP:
There are certain things that are universal, regardless of the amount of your nest egg or your age. For example
1. How do I identify, track and manage spending in retirement? What expenses can I realistically expect to forego and what additional expenses have I not given sufficient thought to?
2. If I retire prior to Medicare eligibility, how will I bridge the gap in terms of health insurance? What things does Medicare cover and what does it not?
3. What is the best mix of taxable and non-taxable investments?
4. What is the best portfolio allocation for me?
5. What are my plans for my elder years when I may not be physically or mentally capable of caring for myself?
6. What should I do about my heirs? How should I split my estate? Should I bequeath equally or in proportion to need? Should I gift early?
7. How can I best protect my assets from voluntary or involuntary creditors?
8. What should I do with all my time in retirement? How can I relate to my peers who aren't retired?
9. What can or should I do about profligate relatives or friends?
10. Whats the best way to leave my current employer?
11. How do I downsize? Where should I live?
And many, many more. On this board, I learn answers to questions I didn't even know I should be asking. And I only do that by listening to people who are not in my exact situation. An echo chamber benefits no one.