"When you attend a Mindvalley event—or any transformational experience—don’t fill in all the blanks. Don’t over-plan. Let your intuition guide you"

Never Buy a Return Ticket When Attending a Mindvalley Event 

My most magical moment from the Supercoach Summit still takes my breath away.
 Here’s what I mean by never buying a return ticket: I hadn’t. I simply thought, “There might be something interesting coming up—let’s leave this open.” I chose to leave space. And that space invited something beautiful to unfold. 

But first, a little backstory.
 In 2020, I discovered Marisa Peer’s courses on Mindvalley. Her work moved me so deeply that I thought, I want to be able to do this too. That inner call led me to train in Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT). I became an RTT Practitioner, then a Certified Hypnotherapist, and later a Clinical Hypnotherapist (marlenenunnendorf.com). It became my passion. 

Since then, I’ve had the privilege of supporting people through real, lasting transformation —like helping a businessman overcome functioning alcoholism in just two sessions. A year later, he returned and said, “That worked. Now I’m ready to quit smoking.” That, too, was resolved in two sessions.
 Last year, I expanded my toolkit through Mindvalley by joining the Hypnosis Coach course with Paul McKenna—another profound teacher whose work added depth to my own. 

Fast forward to 2025, at the Supercoach Summit.
 I was sitting in a room of 400–500 coaches, next to the wonderful Ali MacLeod from Scotland, who had walked the exact same path—first Marisa, then Paul. And then, the magic started to unfold: Marisa Peer sat down right next to me. No planning. No expectation. Just presence. Just synchronicity.
 We connected instantly. During the break, she asked if we were planning to attend her session at Mindvalley University two days later. I said, “I’d love to.” 

But when I contacted Mindvalley, they told me there were no one-day tickets—only a three-day pass. I texted Marisa the next day to let her know how much I would love to attend, but that I couldn’t get access for just one day. And just like that, the path opened. She replied, “Let me see if I can change their minds.” And if anyone can, it’s Marisa. The next morning, the first thing Marisa did when arriving at Mindvalley University was hand me a guest bracelet, saying “Hello dear, you’re in.” 

When I arrived at her session, the room was already full. I walked in—and across the crowd, Marisa saw me. We smiled and waved at each other. We exchanged air kisses. I was filled with gratitude beyond words. It was a full-circle moment. In 2020, I was learning from her online. In 2025, we were sharing space—in person, heart to heart. 

That’s the invitation I want to offer:
 When you attend a Mindvalley event—or any transformational experience—don’t fill in all the blanks. Don’t over-plan. Let your intuition guide you. Leave space for the unknown.
 That’s where life surprises you.
 That’s where grace enters.
 Because the most powerful moments don’t follow a schedule. 

With deepest gratitude to Ajit Nawalkha for organizing and hosting such a deeply touching and transformative event, to Vishen Lakhiani for creating the space through Mindvalley, to Marisa for her brilliant training and generous invitation, to Paul, and to all the incredible mentors who shared their wisdom. And, of course, to the entire Mindvalley team who facilitated this magical space in Amsterdam and via the online platform. 

What an unforgettable, soul-shifting experience.