Hypnotist, coach and seminar leader. The 2008 crash taught him, as a boy in Los Angeles, to build a life that keeps moving forward.
Marczell was born in Los Angeles in 1998 and grew up in a prosperous Southern California family. Then the 2008 crash hit, and almost overnight his family lost its position.
He was still a boy, and he watched it happen. He carried what it taught him into William Howard Taft High School, where he became an all-star athlete and set his sights on becoming a medical doctor.
The show was brief and the technique was simple. Even so, the hypnotist turned one of Marczell's closest friends, a shy introvert, into someone confident and outspoken.
Marczell became interested in how the mind works, and that moment set the course of his life: helping people understand themselves and find strength they didn't know they had.
He started coaching at sixteen and has worked as a coach since 2018. Today he leads seminars and live events of his own.
Over his career he has worked with more than 10,000 people.
Hypnosis is a natural state of focused attention. Marczell pairs it with conditioning exercises and practical coaching to work on the beliefs underneath how people decide and act.
You stay aware the whole time, and you can accept or reject any suggestion.
It is personal development. It is not medical or psychological treatment, and it is not a substitute for professional care.
“My aim is still to help as many people as I can access the hidden sources of strength they never knew they had.”
Pick the setting that suits how you like to work. Each one has its own page with the details.
No. In Marczell's work, hypnosis is a personal-development tool, not medical or psychological treatment. If you're living with a medical or mental-health condition, speak with a licensed professional before you start.
Yes, and in groups too. Coaching is by application, so it starts with a call with his team. See the coaching options.
No. It's a separate, invitation-only membership for operators, investors and founders, with its own application. Read about the Partnership.
Yes. Articles about his approach to hypnosis have appeared in Thrive Global, Kivo Daily, Disrupt Magazine and Medium, and a piece on Yahoo named him one of the Top 10 Entrepreneurs of 2020.
Start with how you like to work: in a room with other people, with a coach, or on your own at home. If you're still unsure, book a call and his team will suggest a place to begin.
A short call is enough to work out whether an event, a program or coaching fits you best.
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