Celebrities and Elite Entrepreneurs Fly to San Diego to Work With Acclaimed Mind Expert Jim Lutes
Nov 14, 2026
Millionaire Mind Design offers a two-day experience in a private San Diego penthouse.
San Diego, California Nov 14, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - SAN DIEGO, November 8, 2026 -- Celebrities and elite entrepreneurs are flying to San Diego to work with Jim Lutes, according to Lutes International. Through his Millionaire Mind Design program, the speaker and hypnotist works with participants on the beliefs that shape decisions they make under pressure.
The two-day program focuses on what Lutes calls an identity shift. Participants examine how they see themselves in a particular role and where that self-image influences what they do. For a business owner, that might mean recognizing the moment they begin to negotiate against their own price.
The program includes 60 days of on-demand coaching. Participants can bring Lutes questions as they put the work into practice, whether they are preparing for a sales conversation or stepping into a new leadership role.
Attendees do not need to be celebrities or elite performers to take part in the training. Millionaire Mind Design is designed to serve as a powerful catalyst for everyday individuals who want to move beyond familiar limitations and accelerate their progress toward an above-average lifestyle.
About Jim Lutes
Jim Lutes is the founder of Lutes International and the creator of Millionaire Mind Design. He has spent more than 30 years speaking to audiences around the world about hypnosis, identity and subconscious programming.
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Source :Lutes International
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