Overcome Pain Email Swipes

Hi [First Name], For many people who live with ongoing pain, a good day announces itself early. They wake, move a little and notice the pain is quieter than usual, and the list starts writing itself: the washing, the shopping, the phone call that's been put off and the cupboard that has needed sorting for weeks. So they get it all done while they can. Then the evening brings the bill, the next day goes on resting, and the week gets rearranged around the pain all over again. Now picture a different week. You say yes to lunch with friends. You spend an afternoon in the garden, or with the grandchildren, or with your music. You enjoy every good day fully, and you still have something left for tomorrow. Your life stops waiting for a better month. [Add one honest sentence about why this matters to you or your readers.] Dr. Steve G. Jones has made a self-hypnosis track called Overcome Pain for exactly this. It's built on what he calls Steady Pacing, a simple way of deciding when a task ends so the pain no longer gets to make that decision for you. You keep seeing your doctor about the pain, and the track works alongside their care. How Steady Pacing works is something Steve explains on the track, starting on a riverbank where the water flows around a large stone and carries on towards the sea. https://dreamlifetrack.com/aff/overcome-pain/YourIDHere/YourTracking [Your Name] P.S. In Steve's words on the track, "Your life is happening now, and you are free to live it fully, today and every day." I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.

Hi [First Name], On a good day, the work carries on until it hurts. On the days that follow, the pain keeps you still. Either way, the pain is the one making the plan. Overcome Pain, a self-hypnosis track by Dr. Steve G. Jones, hands the plan back to you. It's made for people living with ongoing pain who keep seeing their doctor, and it works alongside that care. The heart of it is Steady Pacing, a way of setting the pace of each day yourself, so the swing between too much and too little settles into something even. Picture your weeks with that steady pace in place. Good days get enjoyed to the full, and the next day is still yours. Something that matters to you happens every single day, whether that's the people you love, your faith, your garden or your music. You keep moving gently, in ways your doctor approves of. Friends come back into the plan, and you accept help gladly. And when a harder day does arrive, you already know what to do, and you're back to your steady pace as soon as you're ready. As the pages of the evening notebook fill, you see how full your life really is. [Add one honest sentence about which part of this you or your readers would welcome most.] https://dreamlifetrack.com/aff/overcome-pain/YourIDHere/YourTracking [Your Name] P.S. None of it asks you to push through anything. On this track, rest is part of the plan. I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.

Hi [First Name], If you or someone close to you lives with ongoing pain, have a look at Overcome Pain 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 Steady Pacing, so you do what matters to you every day at a pace you set yourself. You keep seeing your doctor about the pain, and the track goes alongside that care. 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/overcome-pain/YourIDHere/YourTracking [Your Name] P.S. Steve suggests listening every day for 21 days. I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.