By Gustavo
You’ve probably seen a page like this one: a photo of a full room and a promise that three days will change how you handle money, with an early price that looks small next to the claim. You may have wanted what it described. What the page doesn’t tell you is who will be on stage or what the fine print says if you change your mind.
Millionaire Mind Intensive Paris 2026 runs from Friday, December 4, to Sunday, December 6, at the Paris Marriott Charles de Gaulle Airport Hotel in Roissy-en-France. The official page is a sales page, so I read everything around it to answer what it leaves fuzzy. The event details come from the official event page, the Success Resources terms, and the attendee fact sheet the organizer gives to promoters, all read on October 23, 2026, and I’ve noted where those documents disagree. Prices can change.
Key facts
- Event: Millionaire Mind Intensive (MMI) Paris, a three-day live seminar created by T. Harv Eker
- Dates: Friday, December 4, to Sunday, December 6, 2026
- Venue: Paris Marriott Charles de Gaulle Airport Hotel, Roissy-en-France
- Language: taught in English; French translation sold as a €99 add-on
- Price on the official event page: Standard €199 and VIP €499 at early access prices (regular prices shown as €395 and €1,295)
- Lead trainer: Mac Attram; T. Harv Eker is not listed as a presenter
- Organizer: Success Resources, with French partner Live With Passion SA
Who is Millionaire Mind Intensive Paris for?
The organizers write for business owners, entrepreneurs, executives, investors, freelancers, and career professionals. Their ideal attendee has momentum and still feels held back. No financial knowledge is needed, and you can come alone. If you’re happy with your current financial results, they say, it probably isn’t for you.
Maybe you’ve already bought a course that looked wonderful and delivered little. Then it makes sense to fear paying twice for the same disappointment, once in money and once in time.
Will T. Harv Eker teach in Paris?
Not according to the organizer’s own documents. The official Paris event page lists him as the program’s creator, not as a presenter, and says his lessons “will be communicated at MMI by Official Certified MMI Trainers.” The attendee fact sheet describes the event as “conducted by T. Harv Eker’s Lead Trainer.”
T. Harv Eker created the program. He wrote the New York Times bestseller Secrets of the Millionaire Mind.
Who are the trainers on stage?
Mac Attram, the lead trainer, first came to this program as a man looking for answers. Born in Ghana and raised in the UK, he left a ten-year professional career to go out on his own. The organizer’s fuller bio describes what followed: business failures, debt, stress, and the discovery that doing well in school hadn’t made him good at business or at money. Looking for how wealthy people think and act, he found T. Harv Eker and the Millionaire Mind Intensive, and he credits the program with turning his finances around.
His bio presents him as an entrepreneur, investor, and author of two books, lists a UK “Executive Coach of the Year” award in 2013, and calls him one of Europe’s most respected business mentors.
Daniel Fendt, the assistant trainer, started out as a business consultant who traveled for weeks at a time and had almost no time of his own. According to his profile, after one more long trip, he decided he was done living for work. He built his own business on processes meant to bring in passive income and says he reached full financial independence within two years. The organizers add a real estate portfolio worth millions of euros and a consultancy with hundreds of clients worldwide.
The organizer’s terms state that neither the company nor its presenters are licensed investment advisors. The content is described as educational and informational.
Success Resources, founded in 1992, produces MMI and describes itself as running more than 500 events a year in 37 countries. The French partner is Roger Lannoy of Live With Passion SA in Martigny, Switzerland.
What happens over the three days?
The seminar runs three long days. According to the organizer’s attendee fact sheet, Friday runs from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, Saturday from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, and Sunday from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM, local time. The same sheet warns the schedule may run over, because the trainer insists on covering all the material.
The program rests on Eker’s “money blueprint,” the inner patterns that shape how you think, act, and earn. He calls it roots versus fruits: your results are the fruits, and the weekend works on the roots. The exercises can be uncomfortable, the organizers say.
Day one, Mindset Day, opens with Winning the Money Game: what the program calls the number one reason most people fail at the money game, two primary sources of passive income, and the JAR money management system. The Financial Freedom Blueprint follows, with three keys to financial freedom and passive income vehicles such as real estate, licensing, and internet systems.
Day two, Reconditioning Day, turns inward. Winning the Mind Game includes the Coin Exercise, a live demonstration meant to surface unconscious money patterns. Unlock Your Money Personality sorts people into savers, spenders, avoiders, and Monks.
Day three, Transformation Day, is the most personal. Master Your Money Emotions is an emotional clearing session about guilt, fear, shame, and anger around money. The weekend closes with The Power of Action, and you leave with a personalized plan for the 90 days after the event.
By Sunday, the organizers say, you’ll have a system to manage and grow your money and direction for your next moves. What sticks depends on your next 90 days.
If that three-day outline matches the money habits you want to work on, the official page has the full session list and current pass prices.
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See the Paris program and passes on the official page
Why people go, why some hesitate, and what depends on you
The independent accounts I found are years old and from other cities, so I use them as a list of things to check. A Singapore blogger who paid for a ticket in 2017 wrote that the JAR system and the fill-in workbook were practical and found Mac Attram, now the lead trainer in Paris, engaging and funny on stage. Michelle Gordon, on her Goodreads blog in 2013, called her three days exhausting but exhilarating and said the exercises changed how she thought about money.
Then the hesitations. Both of those attendees described sales pitches for further programs, which the next section covers. Jim Dahle of The White Coat Investor, reviewing Eker’s book, gave credit to the money mindset idea and found little hard financial know-how behind it.
The rest comes down to what you walk in wanting. For a tax, investing, or retirement plan, look elsewhere: the terms describe this as educational content, and the presenters aren’t licensed advisors. If you keep repeating the same money habits and want to understand why, that’s the problem the weekend is built around. Gordon decided before arriving that she’d buy nothing more. A limit set in advance makes any offer easier to judge.
Will there be upsells at Millionaire Mind Intensive Paris?
The Paris page doesn’t say whether other programs will be offered for sale during the event. The only evidence I found is older and from other cities. Michelle Gordon (2013) and the Singapore blogger (2017) both described pitches for further programs, and Gordon said they put her off. Neither account is about Paris 2026, so ask the organizer in writing before you pay; it is question 5 in the list of questions near the end of this article. If you go, decide your spending limit beforehand, as Gordon did.
How much does Millionaire Mind Intensive Paris cost?
The Standard pass costs €199 and the VIP pass €499 at early access prices, according to the official event page, which shows regular prices of €395 and €1,295. French translation is a €99 add-on on the same page. The page labels them early bird prices with limited seats but states no end date. It also opens a registration form asking for your name, email, and phone number, with a box to tick agreeing to the terms and conditions and a button labeled “Claim my early bird discount.” Read the terms before you fill it in (see the refund section below).
| Pass | Early access price | Regular price shown | What it includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | €199 | €395 | All 3 days, general seating, Lite workbook, pre-training and intention sheet, private community group, weekly review and relearn class every Tuesday. Meals not included |
| VIP | €499 | €1,295 | Everything in Standard, plus the full workbook, priority check-in and front-row VIP seating, lunch in the VIP Lounge and coffee breaks, speed networking sessions, “The Secret Psychology of Wealth” content pack (e-copy), “Success Belief” worksheet, and “Secrets of the Millionaire Mind” eBook |
Among the VIP extras, the organizer’s fact sheet confirms only lunch in the VIP Lounge and coffee breaks, so ask about the rest (the comparison table further down lists them).
To split the cost, the French partner’s page offers payment in two parts: 2 x €119 for Standard and 2 x €279 for VIP, with the second payment 30 days after the first.
Buy only through the official event page or the organizer’s French partner page, and check the current price and conditions there before you pay.
Is Millionaire Mind Intensive Paris in English or French?
The trainers teach live in English, and French costs extra. The organizer’s fact sheet says “French translation will be available during the event for guests who require language assistance” and points to a link to buy it, which matches the “French translation” add-on sold on the main page at €99 (€199 crossed out). The event page FAQ, though, says every session has simultaneous French interpretation (see the comparison table further down), so confirm in writing what you get before you pay.
Where do the organizers’ own documents differ?
They differ on four points: French, VIP extras, the early price deadline, and the card fee. Get a written answer on each before you pay.
| Topic | Event page and checkout | Success Resources terms | Attendee fact sheet |
|---|---|---|---|
| French | The FAQ says every session has simultaneous French interpretation; a €99 “French translation” add-on is also sold | Not covered | Translation is available “for guests who require language assistance” and is bought through a separate link |
| VIP extras | The event page lists the “Success Belief” worksheet and the eBook; VIP checkout lists lounge access, three lunches, and a Saturday evening drinks reception | Not covered | Confirms VIP lunch in the VIP Lounge and coffee breaks only |
| Early access end date | Early bird, limited seats; no end date stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| Card processing fee | No fee shown at checkout | Mentions a fee in a confusing way, with a fixed figure and a percentage | Not mentioned |
What should you know before you go?
A few rules could cost you a seat or a ticket. Registration opens Friday, December 4, from 7:45 to 8:45 AM, and every participant has to register. The program starts promptly at 9:00 AM before what the organizer expects to be a full house, so arrive early. Latecomers get in only during breaks. The hard deadline is 12:00 PM on Saturday: if you haven’t registered by then, you forfeit your ticket.
Entry is by e-ticket. At registration you get a wristband that you wear all three days, and the fact sheet sets a €20 fee to replace a lost one. You can sit anywhere within your ticket’s seating section.
Meals come at scheduled breaks whose timing can be irregular. If you’re on a Standard pass, bring snacks and a water bottle (you can refill it at the venue), and plan to buy lunch at nearby outlets.
Bring cash, too. The fact sheet lists banknotes “for first-day activity purposes”: a €500 note or five €100 notes, or a €100 note or two €50 notes or five €20 notes. The wording doesn’t make clear how much you need, what the activity is, or whether the money comes back, so ask before you go. Pack pens.
Dress in business wear or smart casual, and bring a sweater, since the room temperature may change. No recording of any session is allowed.
The venue is the Paris Marriott Charles de Gaulle Airport Hotel, 5 Allée du Verger, Zone Hôtelière, 95700 Roissy-en-France. The fact sheet gives two ways in from CDG Terminal 2: the hotel shuttle (follow the “Hotels by shuttles” signs and call the hotel to request or confirm; it runs roughly 6:00 AM to 11:15 PM daily, about €7 per person) or bus line 27 to the Orangerie stop, about 13 to 14 minutes for about €3, then a short walk. The organizer suggests booking a room early. Organizer contact details are on the official page and the fact sheet.
If the venue, hours, and registration rules fit your plans, you can compare the Standard and VIP passes on the event page.
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Compare the Standard and VIP passes
Can you get a refund for Millionaire Mind Intensive Paris?
Only in narrow cases. Purchases fall under the Success Resources general terms, last updated October 13, 2026, and they’re strict.
Your order and payment are binding, and there’s no cooling-off period. You can’t get a refund for changing your mind, except where the terms say so or consumer protection law requires it. A new date or time doesn’t qualify either. If a program is rescheduled or postponed, the company says it will try to offer other programs of equivalent value. The terms promise money back if the company cancels the event for force majeure, such as fire or flood.
The terms also mention a card processing fee in a confusing way (see the table above). A confidentiality clause asks buyers not to share the techniques or comments publicly; check whether it applies to your ticket.
What should you ask the organizer before paying?
Send these questions in writing and keep the answers:
- Do the Saturday reception, the “Success Belief” worksheet, and the eBook come with VIP in Paris?
- Is the two-part payment available, and through which page?
- Is there a card processing fee at checkout?
- When does the early access price end?
- Will other programs be offered for sale during the event, and on what terms?
- How much cash should I bring for the first-day activity? What is the activity, and is the money returned?
- Will T. Harv Eker take part in Paris in any way, in person, live online, or on video, or only through the trainers?
Is Millionaire Mind Intensive a scam?
I can’t vouch for it, and I can’t tell you how it will turn out for you. The event is produced by Success Resources, which describes itself as founded in 1992 and running more than 500 events a year. Paris has fixed dates, a named hotel, published prices and strict published terms, with no cooling-off period. They also say neither the company nor its presenters are licensed investment advisors, and they describe the content as educational and informational.
I couldn’t verify the trainers’ awards and financial results, which come from the organizer’s own bios, or whether further programs will be sold in Paris. Before paying, read the general terms yourself, pay by a method that gives you a record, and get written answers to the questions above.
Is Millionaire Mind Intensive Paris 2026 worth it?
My answer is yes, if you feel lost or stuck with money and want a direction. My reasons come from the organizer’s documents and from past attendees.
The first reason is the focus on your own beliefs. Day two works on unconscious money patterns through the Coin Exercise, and day three includes a session on the guilt, fear, shame, and anger people feel around money. If you suspect your habits come from beliefs you never looked at, the weekend is built to bring them up.
It also sends you home with a direction. According to the organizers, you leave with a system to manage and grow your money and a personalized plan for the next 90 days. If you don’t know where to begin, that gives you a first step.
Past attendees support this. Michelle Gordon called her three days exhausting but exhilarating and said the exercises changed how she thought about money. The Singapore blogger found the JAR system and the workbook practical. Both accounts are old and come from other cities, so use them as a guide to what to expect.
The fact sheet and the attendee accounts add what the sales page leaves out: Friday runs from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, the organizers call some exercises uncomfortable, and both past attendees described offers for further programs. Expect long days and exercises that ask something of you.
It fits less well if you need Eker in the room, tax or investment advice, French without paying for the add-on, or the option to change your mind, since the terms have no cooling-off period. No seminar can promise a result, and what happens in the 90 days after it is up to you. Early access prices are €199 and €499, so set your spending limit before you go.
If it fits, send the organizer your questions and check the current price and conditions on the official page before you buy.
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Go to the official MMI Paris event page
Sources and how I researched this
The Paris details come from the organizer’s own material, read on October 23, 2026: the official event page at millionairemind.live/paris and its two checkout pages, the French partner’s page from Live With Passion SA, the Success Resources terms and conditions, the trainers’ fuller bios on the event site, and the attendee fact sheet the organizer gives to promoters. I read them side by side and listed where they disagree. Independent accounts of past events (Gordon 2013, Singapore 2017, The White Coat Investor) are linked where cited. The trainers’ awards and financial results come from the organizer’s bios and weren’t independently confirmed.
About the author
I’ve been working on this blog for a year. I read the pages for these events and courses, the same pages you’d see before buying, and I write about what they actually say. I started doing this because I value a good course. I like learning from the best professionals in their fields, and I like knowing what I’m signing up for before I enroll. Evolufy Lab grew out of that habit. I share what I find, in plain language, with people making the same kind of decision.
Gustavo
Published: October 23, 2026 · Last checked: October 23, 2026
Gustavo runs Evolufy Lab, a blog about online events and courses for business and personal growth. He researches, writes and publishes everything on the site, and values a good course and learning from the best. His goal is to help you choose good courses with clear, confirmed information.