Mindset of the Rich 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)
- Who walks through the library door?
- Think about money the way the rich do
- About the end of the month
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The money arrives, and three weeks later it's gone. Wealthy people run it the other way round.
Hi [First Name],
The money arrives, and for a day or two there's a pleasant sense of room. The bills go out first, then come the things that seem reasonable at the time: a dinner out, a late-night order, something in a shop window. Saving is part of the plan too, for whatever is left once the month is over.
By the last week there's nothing left, and the statement stays unopened.
The sales page for this track calls that the Leftover Plan, and almost everyone runs it. Wealthy people don't. They run Long-View Thinking: their future gets paid first, and every money choice is made for the person they'll be in ten years.
Dr. Steve G. Jones knows both sides. Career detours and failed business ventures once left him with $80,000 of credit card debt, and after he was evicted he lived out of his office. He turned it round by reprogramming his own mind, and his track Mindset of the Rich starts in exactly the same place.
On your first listen he takes you into deep relaxation in a leather armchair in a grand old library, while a clock ticks you deeper. Then a door opens across the room, and someone walks in to give you the money advice you most need to hear.
Who it is, and what they tell you, is on the page:
https://dreamlifetrack.com/aff/mindset-of-the-rich/YourIDHere/YourTracking
[Add one honest sentence about your own end-of-the-month moment, or your readers'.]
[Your Name]
P.S. The track never names an amount. In Steve's words, “The amount is yours to choose, and whenever your income rises, you raise it too.”
I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
Subject lines (pick one)
- The question wealthy people ask at the checkout
- Become the person who always pays their future first
- The track I'd give a friend who can't save
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And none of it asks you to stop enjoying your money.
Hi [First Name],
Wealthy people aren't wealthy because they know more about money. Plenty of people could explain exactly what they ought to do with their pay. The difference shows up in a handful of small moments, and in each one the wealthy run Long-View Thinking while everyone else runs the Leftover Plan.
Mindset of the Rich, a self-hypnosis track by Dr. Steve G. Jones, builds Long-View Thinking into you while you relax. Picture what that looks like.
Payday arrives, and before you've spent a penny, your future has already been paid. It happens on its own, every time.
The late-night urge to buy something unplanned shows up, and it simply loses. Steve gives you one question for the next morning that settles it, and it's on the page.
You open every statement calmly, and you always know exactly where you stand.
“I can't afford that” stops being the end of a thought and becomes the start of a better one.
And every money choice you make is made for the person you're becoming, the one you meet in the library on the track.
None of it asks you to stop enjoying your money. Once your future has been paid, you spend the rest with care, and you enjoy it.
[Add one honest sentence about which of these you want most.]
https://dreamlifetrack.com/aff/mindset-of-the-rich/YourIDHere/YourTracking
[Your Name]
P.S. The first step Steve gives you for tomorrow is small enough to do over a cup of tea, and it puts the first book on your shelf.
I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.
Subject lines (pick one)
- What the rich do on payday
- Pay your future first, starting this month
- Quick recommendation for you
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A self-hypnosis MP3 for $29.95, delivered within five minutes.
Hi [First Name],
If your money is gone by the end of the month, get Mindset of the Rich. It's a self-hypnosis MP3 by Dr. Steve G. Jones that builds Long-View Thinking, the way wealthy people think about money, into your everyday habits, starting with paying your future first.
It's $29.95 and it arrives within five minutes of your order. Put on your headphones, play it on your phone, tablet or computer, and give it about 38 quiet minutes. There's a 30-day money-back guarantee as well.
https://dreamlifetrack.com/aff/mindset-of-the-rich/YourIDHere/YourTracking
[Add one honest sentence about why you're recommending it.]
[Your Name]
P.S. Listen for the moment the library door opens. You'll know who walks in before Steve says a word.
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 Mindset of the Rich 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.

