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Stop Fear of Rejection 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.

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Subject lines (pick one)

  • The message you deleted
  • Ask for anything, whatever the answer
  • rewritten six times

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Meet the Verdict Reflex, and the Kite String that ends it.

Email

Hi [First Name], It's taken you an hour to write a three-line message. You've changed "Hey" to "Hi" and back again, and your thumb is hovering over send. Then a quiet voice asks, "If they say no, what does that say about you?" And you delete the whole thing. The sales page for a self-hypnosis track called Stop Fear of Rejection has a name for that voice. It calls it the Verdict Reflex, the habit of hearing every no as a judgment on your whole worth, until not asking feels like the safest choice. Now picture the opposite. You send the message the moment you think of it. You put your idea forward in the meeting while it's still fresh, and you ask for the raise with a smile. Some answers are yes and some are no, and you walk away from every one of them with your head held high. That's the person this track is built to make you. It's by Dr. Steve G. Jones, a licensed Clinical Hypnotherapist who has practised hypnotherapy and NLP since the 1980s. https://dreamlifetrack.com/aff/stop-fear-of-rejection/YourIDHere/YourTracking Your first listen takes you to a wide, open park on a bright, breezy spring afternoon, with kites high in the blue sky. You lift one of your own, and as Steve counts you down, it climbs higher while you sink deeper. What you learn from that kite is the method at the heart of the track, which its sales page calls the Kite String. Once you have it, a no stops being a verdict. [Add one honest sentence about why this matters to you or your readers.] https://dreamlifetrack.com/aff/stop-fear-of-rejection/YourIDHere/YourTracking [Your Name] P.S. The track also gives you a five-word sentence for the flutter just before an ask. It's the first thing to try tomorrow. I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.

Subject lines (pick one)

  • What the Kite String does before an ask
  • Ask freely at work and in love
  • one small ask a day

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Your worth goes into every ask whole, and comes out whole.

Email

Hi [First Name], Think of the last time you said no to someone. You turned down an invitation because you were tired, or passed on an offer because the timing was wrong. That answer was about your day and your needs, and it said nothing about the person who asked. Stop Fear of Rejection, a self-hypnosis track by Dr. Steve G. Jones, builds that same calm into every answer you get. It switches off what its sales page calls the Verdict Reflex and gives you the Kite String in its place. Here's what that changes day to day. The flutter before an ask turns into a signal to go, and you have a five-word sentence ready for it. A no tells you about timing or fit and nothing about you, so you say thank you and move on to the next one, head high. Short replies and neutral faces stop looking like dislike, because you see that people have their own worries and reasons. In love and friendship, you're the one who sends the first message and suggests meeting up. At work, you apply for the job, ask for the raise and speak up while your idea is still fresh. And each small ask makes the next one easier, until asking is simply something you do. [Add one honest sentence about why this matters to you or your readers.] https://dreamlifetrack.com/aff/stop-fear-of-rejection/YourIDHere/YourTracking So many of the best things in life begin with someone being brave enough to ask. This track makes that someone you. [Your Name] P.S. Your worth comes into every conversation with you, and it leaves with you, whole, whatever the answer. I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.

Subject lines (pick one)

  • Who answers before you ask?
  • Ask for anything with your head held high
  • a quick recommendation

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Switch off the Verdict Reflex and ask freely.

Email

Hi [First Name], If you'd rather not ask than hear no, get Stop Fear of Rejection by Dr. Steve G. Jones. It switches off what its sales page calls the Verdict Reflex and gives you the Kite String instead, so you ask freely and reach out warmly, and every answer moves you forward. [Add one honest sentence about why you're recommending it.] It's a self-hypnosis MP3 of about 38 minutes for $29.95. It arrives within five minutes of your order, and you play it with headphones on your phone or computer. It comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. https://dreamlifetrack.com/aff/stop-fear-of-rejection/YourIDHere/YourTracking [Your Name] P.S. Listen tonight, and make your first small ask tomorrow. 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 Stop Fear of Rejection 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.

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