By the time you do anything for 40 years, you actually think you want to work at teaching someone how to do what you do? ROFLMAO How do you lose your edge from trading 40 years? Maybe memory, I have a touch of losing new memories, minute later can't remember what it was I was trying to remember, but charting like glued on back of my hand.
You got to be real hard up to want to deal with losing people after 40 years. It wouldn't take long to find out what was a fleeting moment of thinking about doing it and get someone who asks "what if" questions all day long, cause you know they won't remember the answer end of the day. After 40 years, your either hate trading cause you realize what you thought you knew 39 years ago was so false now, or you don't have free time cause you keep getting ideas how to play the game better and love what you do. If I had a gun to my head of mentoring for money or eat a bullet, pull the trigger.
People lose for various reasons, and like losing traders fall in that 99% area of they are mind screwed, has very little to do with a strategy, they lose so well, their brain only happy and brain will aid in you selecting losing trades, and if they get ahead by three ticks their heart starts racing and yelling "Should I take it"? So the mentor better be talented in Psychology cause he has to overcome all the losing trades student taken. And in the end, unless student sitting next to the mentor for a year watching screens, doubt it will happen cause losing traders seldom put in 80 hours a week till they get it. IMHO
Problem if you do find someone who wants to train, they should know what works, and most likely going to go against what you been doing. So to say you want to be taught to fit your personality not going to happen much cause you don't have a clear idea how to be profitable, People like taking those feel good trades or breakouts with momentum, but most others got in before whatever was formed.