
Twenty places for 2027
A private network for men who own the businesses they built. Membership is exclusive, capped at forty, and every member is selected from the waitlist.
Your name on the door. Your money on the line. Your decision to make at eleven at night on a Sunday.
Everyone keeps telling you how lucky you are. Which makes it very hard to say that you are struggling.
So you say nothing.
You are there at dinner but you are not there. Your marriage has not broken, it has cooled, and neither of you can say when.
You are not broken. You are operating a long way below your capacity.

Monumental exists to change that. We bring together men who have stopped performing and started telling the truth to the men around them. Real friendships, better relationships at home, and growth you do not have to carry alone.

I don't want the next ten years to look like the last ten years.
A member, on why he joined.
Not one coach telling you what to do. A room of peers who build your network and hold you to account in your personal life and your professional one at the same time.
Most programmes pick a side. This one does not.
You do not have to own all of it. You have to own enough of it that it would not survive you walking away.




It's the first place I've experienced successful men drop the armour and speak from the heart.
















The ferry from Portsmouth is the part nobody expects. Forty minutes, and something in you drops before you have even arrived.
Two nights and three days on the Isle of Wight.
Cold water at dawn. Sauna. The coastal path before anyone else is awake. Circles that run until they are finished rather than until the clock says stop.
And a fire on the beach at night, with men who by then know exactly who you are.
Personality structure. How you actually operate under pressure. Who you are when nobody is watching.
Nobody performs on the island. There is nowhere to do it.
Rugby on a cold Saturday. Cross-country through the mud. Somewhere in your late thirties it stopped, and the gym became maintenance rather than adventure.
Three days in September will remind you.
In their own words
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Four years in, and it keeps giving. The more I show up honestly, the more I get back.
Andrew, Whitstable
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I've become the man I always wanted to be but didn't know how to be. My business has grown. My marriage is better. My kids have a different father.
Member, The Monumental Network
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The in-person events are where this becomes real. You can hold a lot together on a screen. In person, everything changes.
Member, The Monumental Network
The Monumental Podcast
Pete Hunt in conversation with Sir Jeremy Hunt, Sir Steve Redgrave, Sir Andrew Strauss, Tim Henman OBE, Daniel Priestley, Simon Squibb and more. No scripts. No filters. The same conversations we have in the room, except anyone can listen.

It starts with the Monumental Audit. Score yourself across the four pillars, unlock the Monumental Locker, and put your name down from there.
Members are selected from the waitlist, and Pete speaks to every man himself.
Take the Monumental AuditNot ready to put your name down
Thirty-six questions across the four pillars. Ten minutes, scored honestly, and the result comes back as a picture rather than a verdict.
It is the same audit members take through the year. Take it now and your starting number is already on the record.
Twenty places for 2027.
Take the Monumental Audit