40 years. 45,000 clients.
One million people hypnotized.

Don Spencer first discovered hypnosis at age 12, when a girlfriend's father — a military man — introduced him to the art of stilling the mind. Sitting quietly, rubbing her temples, watching her count backwards into a deep state, the young Don was astonished. He was hooked from that moment.

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What followed was a lifetime of obsessive curiosity — formal studies in philosophy, psychology, physiology, and comparative religion, combined with deep dives into shamanism, NLP, kinesiology, and theater. Don never did anything halfway.

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By 1986 he was a practicing hypnotherapist. By the mid-90s he was running four successful offices in two states and two schools of hypnotherapy — and had trained over 25,000 students. He taught at the College of Southern Idaho for four years and hosted a weekly radio program called the Master Mind Hour.

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Then he took it to the stage — and the world.