Balance Mood Email Swipes

Hi [First Name], It's a rushed morning. The coffee spills, a message from work just says "Can we talk?", and someone at home asks a simple question in a tone you don't like. You snap at them. By lunchtime the whole day seems to have followed that one moment downhill. Now picture the same morning with one difference. The coffee spills, the message arrives, the tone is still wrong, and you feel the wave rise. Then you stay level. You answer kindly, you get on with your day, and by the evening you can't even remember what nearly set you off. You're the steady one, the person who stays calm while everyone else is rattled. [Add one honest sentence about why steadier days matter to you or your readers.] Dr. Steve G. Jones built a self-hypnosis track called Balance Mood around that difference. He calls it your inner keel. A sailing boat has a heavy keel hidden under the water, and it's the reason the boat comes back to level after every wave. Steve shows you that you have one too, and then he trains you to use it. On the track he gives you a sentence for the exact moment a mood starts to rise. It's nine words long. I'm not going to spoil it here, because it works best when you hear it from him, deeply relaxed, out on the calm water. https://dreamlifetrack.com/aff/balance-mood/YourIDHere/YourTracking [Your Name] P.S. The first thing the track asks you to do happens tomorrow morning, before you touch your phone. It takes one breath, and it changes how the whole day starts. https://dreamlifetrack.com/aff/balance-mood/YourIDHere/YourTracking I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.

Hi [First Name], You know someone like this. Things go wrong around them all day long, and they stay level. They answer the sharp email calmly, they shrug off the bad news and they still enjoy their evening. It looks like a personality you're born with. Dr. Steve G. Jones says it's something you already have. He calls it your inner keel, a calm, steady center deep inside you that is always there, and his self-hypnosis track Balance Mood trains you to come back to it whenever a wave rises. Day after day, the track works on the moments that matter. You catch a mood while it's still small, so it never gets to make your decisions for you. A bad message or a sharp word meets a steady person instead of a short fuse. A flat grey afternoon turns into one where you get up and get going. The good moments get enjoyed to the full, and the harsh inner voice gets replaced by the voice of a good friend. Steve explains that each time you steady yourself, your brain forms new neural connections, so coming back to level grows easier and more natural every day. [Add one honest sentence about which of these you or your readers want most.] https://dreamlifetrack.com/aff/balance-mood/YourIDHere/YourTracking He asks you to listen every day and stay with this one track for 21 days. [Your Name] P.S. The one-breath morning check and the nine-word sentence are both on the track, in Steve's own voice. I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.

Hi [First Name], If one small thing can tip your whole day over, have a look at Balance Mood by Dr. Steve G. Jones, a licensed Clinical Hypnotherapist who has practised hypnotherapy and NLP since the 1980s. It's a self-hypnosis MP3 that trains your inner keel, the calm, steady center that brings you back to level after every wave. It costs $29.95 and arrives within five minutes of your order. You play it on your phone, tablet or computer with headphones, and it comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. [Add one honest sentence about why this matters to you or your readers.] https://dreamlifetrack.com/aff/balance-mood/YourIDHere/YourTracking [Your Name] P.S. Find a quiet spot today, press play and let the little boat carry you out across the bay. I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.