Deepest Sleep Email Swipes

Hi [First Name], It's three in the morning. The house is silent, and you're wide awake. You turn the clock towards you, work out how many hours are left before the alarm, and try hard to drop off again. The harder you try, the more awake you feel. Now picture the other kind of night. You put your head on the pillow, take one long breath out and feel your body grow heavy and warm. The next thing you know, it's morning. You open your eyes before the alarm goes off, rested and sharp, and the day ahead looks easy. [Add one honest sentence about your own nights, or why rest matters to your readers.] Dr. Steve G. Jones made a self-hypnosis track for that second kind of night. It's called Deepest Sleep, and it's built on one idea: sleep is something you allow, so the effort most of us put into it is exactly what keeps us awake. The track works with what Steve calls your body's sleep signal, the cues your body reads to know that night has come. While you drift through a snowy mountain cabin, it rehearses those cues with you until your body answers them. There's no count back up at the end, so you simply drift off. It also gives you a plan for the moment you wake in the night. It asks you to do something most of us never think of, and I'll let Steve explain it. https://dreamlifetrack.com/aff/deepest/YourIDHere/YourTracking [Your Name] P.S. It arrives within five minutes, so your first listen can be tonight, in your own bed. I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.

Hi [First Name], You were born knowing how to sleep. Somewhere along the way, late screens, bright rooms and a bedtime that moves around every night blurred the signal your body uses to know that night has come. Dr. Steve G. Jones calls it your body's sleep signal, and his self-hypnosis track Deepest Sleep is built to make that signal clear and strong again. Deep in relaxation, the track rehearses it with you night after night, until drowsiness arrives at the right time all by itself. Picture where that leads. You feel sleepy at the right time in the evening and you're happy to choose rest over one more show. One long, slow breath out on your pillow brings back the heavy, warm feeling of the track, and you sink into the bed like a snowflake settling onto snow. If you wake in the night, you know exactly what to do, and you're back asleep without a fight. In the morning you get up rested, step into the daylight and start your day sharp, with movement your doctor approves of and a clear head. You start to see yourself as a good sleeper, someone who takes great care of their rest. [Add one honest sentence about why deep sleep matters to you or your readers.] https://dreamlifetrack.com/aff/deepest/YourIDHere/YourTracking Steve suggests staying with one track for 21 days, which gives your body three full weeks of the same calm routine. [Your Name] P.S. The track ends the way a night should, with no count back up, so you drift straight off. I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.

Hi [First Name], If you wake up tired more often than you'd like, have a look at Deepest Sleep by Dr. Steve G. Jones, a licensed Clinical Hypnotherapist who has practised hypnotherapy and NLP since the 1980s. It's a self-hypnosis MP3 for bedtime that works with your body's own sleep signal, so you let go and sink into deep, restful sleep. It costs $29.95 and arrives within five minutes of your order. You play it in bed on your phone, tablet or computer with headphones, and there's a 30-day money-back guarantee. [Add one honest sentence about why this matters to you or your readers.] https://dreamlifetrack.com/aff/deepest/YourIDHere/YourTracking [Your Name] P.S. It ends with no count back up, so you drift straight off. I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.