Feel Motivated to Exercise Email Swipes
Three ready-to-send emails, each from a different angle. Replace [First Name] with your autoresponder's first-name tag, add your one sentence where it is marked, and send.
Email 1: A story to open withEmail
Email 2: What the track helps people doEmail
Email 3: A short recommendationEmail
Subject lines (pick one)
- What the sofa says at 6 p.m.
- Look forward to exercise, every day
- "I'll do it later"
Preview text
Why waiting to feel motivated keeps exercise on hold.
Hi [First Name],
Most new exercise plans start with real enthusiasm. There are new running shoes by the door, a plan for five sessions a week and a first week that goes better than expected.
Then one evening the planned time comes round and the sofa looks very comfortable. It's been a long day, your legs still ache from yesterday, and a voice says "I'll do it later." Later turns into tomorrow, tomorrow turns into Monday, and the plan quietly stops.
Now picture being the other kind of person. Your exercise time comes round and you're already lacing up, without a second thought. You enjoy it. You come home feeling lighter and clearer, and there's a long, proud line of ticks on your calendar.
[Add one honest sentence about your own on-and-off exercise habit, or your readers'.]
Dr. Steve G. Jones has a self-hypnosis track called Feel Motivated to Exercise that's built to make you that person. He calls the old pattern the Motivation Wait, and his answer is Shoes-On Starting, a way of beginning that doesn't depend on the mood of the moment.
Your first listen opens on a forest path between tall pine trees, beside a clear stream that keeps moving and stays fresh. Then Steve rehearses that moment on the sofa with you, until there's a new reply ready for the old voice. It's only a few words long, and I'll let him say it.
https://dreamlifetrack.com/aff/feel-motivated-to-exercise/YourIDHere/YourTracking
[Your Name]
P.S. Every activity on the track is one your doctor approves of, built up gently at your own pace.
I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
Subject lines (pick one)
- Why motivation shows up late
- Lace up without a second thought
- The heater and the cold room
Preview text
Shoes-On Starting, and the end of the Motivation Wait.
Hi [First Name],
Waiting to feel motivated before you exercise is a lot like waiting for a cold room to warm up before you switch the heater on. You can sit there in your coat for a long time.
Dr. Steve G. Jones built his self-hypnosis track Feel Motivated to Exercise around that idea. Motivation usually arrives after you begin, so the track stops you waiting for it. He calls the method Shoes-On Starting, and it's built on a promise to yourself so small that it's easy to keep, even after a long day.
Picture where it leads. Exercise stops feeling hard or grim, and you choose the kind of movement that makes you smile and that your doctor approves of. Your exercise time becomes an appointment you keep as faithfully as one with someone important. Once you've begun, you feel so good that you carry on longer than you planned. Afterwards you feel lighter, more awake and clearer in your mind, and the ticks on your calendar grow into a long, proud line.
And a missed day stops being the end of the plan. You simply begin again.
[Add one honest sentence about why this approach makes sense to you or your readers.]
https://dreamlifetrack.com/aff/feel-motivated-to-exercise/YourIDHere/YourTracking
The small promise, and the exact words Steve gives you for the moment "later" starts talking, are on the track.
[Your Name]
P.S. Steve suggests listening every day and staying with one track for 21 days.
I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
Subject lines (pick one)
- Why your gym bag stays in the car
- Enjoy moving your body
- A quick recommendation
Preview text
A self-hypnosis MP3 for the gap between "later" and your shoes.
Hi [First Name],
If you know exercise would help and still find it hard to get going, have a look at Feel Motivated to Exercise by Dr. Steve G. Jones, a licensed Clinical Hypnotherapist who has practised hypnotherapy and NLP since the 1980s.
It's a self-hypnosis MP3 built on Shoes-On Starting, so you enjoy moving your body, in ways your doctor approves of, and look forward to your time to exercise. It costs $29.95 and arrives within five minutes. You play it 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/feel-motivated-to-exercise/YourIDHere/YourTracking
[Your Name]
P.S. Tonight, set your shoes by the door.
I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
Sending tips
- Email 1 works well as a first mention, Email 2 a day or two later, and Email 3 as a reminder.
- Keep the link as it is, or put it behind your own words, such as "Listen to Feel Motivated to Exercise here".
- Please keep the disclosure line at the end of each email.
Before you send anything
- Describe the track as a self-hypnosis audio for habits, calm, confidence and mindset. Never say it treats, cures or heals anything, and never promise a result, an amount of money or a time frame.
- Each track has three prices that stay the same every day: $29.95 on its regular page, and $19.95 and $9.95 on its two special pages. Quote the price of the page your link goes to, and never add a deadline or say a price is ending.
- Tell your readers you may earn a commission. Every swipe here already ends with a short disclosure line.
- Send only to people who asked to hear from you, and never buy lists.

