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Overcome Challenges: Email Swipes

Five emails to send your subscribers about Overcome Challenges, the ten-minute Vibration Track by Dr. Daniel E. Marshall. Send them a day or two apart. Put your autoresponder's first-name tag where you see [FIRSTNAME], your hoplink where you see [YOUR HOPLINK] (it goes to the sales page) and your name where you see [YOUR NAME]. Let readers know you earn a commission, only mail people who signed up to hear from you, and keep any words you add free of promised results.

Email 1

Subject: For the year that's been harder than most

Alternative subject: When life piles on all at once

Hi [FIRSTNAME],

Some years ask a lot more of us than others.

It might be a job that's gone wrong, money that won't stretch far enough, a relationship that's hurting or the loss of someone you love. Sometimes it's two or three of those at the same time.

When that happens, a lot of the weight you carry comes from the voice in your head that keeps going over it day and night and tells you it won't get better.

Dr. Daniel Marshall, who has treated patients as a licensed chiropractor since 1992, made a ten-minute audio track for exactly these seasons of life with his wife Andrea, a registered nurse. It's called Overcome Challenges.

You sit back and listen to affirmations set to vibration tones, with more suggestions embedded beneath the sound so they reach your subconscious mind, where your thought habits are formed.

It's made to help you break free of negative thoughts, so whatever life throws at you becomes easier to handle.

Have a look when you have a quiet moment:

[YOUR HOPLINK]

Take care of yourself,

[YOUR NAME]

Email 2

Subject: Get a pen and a sheet of paper

Alternative subject: Two columns that change how a problem looks

Hi [FIRSTNAME],

I'd like you to try something Dr. Dan Marshall recommends. It takes about five minutes.

Think of the biggest challenge in front of you right now, then draw a line down the middle of a sheet of paper.

On one side, write what it will cost you if you leave that challenge alone. On the other side, write everything you gain by getting through it.

Once both sides are filled in, the problem starts to look a lot more manageable, because the vague worry that was hanging over you turns into something you have a clear reason to tackle.

Seeing your reasons on paper gives you a strong start, and on the bad days that follow, you need the belief that you can get through it. That belief is what Overcome Challenges works on.

It's a ten-minute track that fills your mind with confident, positive affirmations, and you can listen on your phone wherever you are:

[YOUR HOPLINK]

Speak soon,

[YOUR NAME]

Email 3

Subject: Some battles aren't yours to fight

Alternative subject: The challenge worth walking away from

Hi [FIRSTNAME],

Dr. Dan Marshall says some challenges aren't worth pursuing at all. Sometimes the strongest move is to let one go, or hand it to someone better placed to deal with it, so you have your energy for the ones that matter.

For the challenges you do keep, he suggests writing a list of possible solutions and putting your attention on those, because the more you dwell on the problem, the bigger it seems to grow.

Most of us agree with that straight away, yet it's a lot harder to do when you're tired and worried, because your mind keeps dragging you back to the problem out of habit.

Overcome Challenges is the ten-minute track Dr. Dan and his wife Andrea made to retrain that habit. Listening every day helps bring your stress down and turn your focus toward the way through.

[YOUR HOPLINK]

All the best,

[YOUR NAME]

Email 4

Subject: Who's in your corner?

Alternative subject: Count them on one hand

Hi [FIRSTNAME],

There's an old saying that you become like the five people you spend the most time with.

When you're going through something hard, those five people matter even more. Some of them will lift you up and give you good advice, while others can quietly drag your mood down without meaning to.

Dr. Dan Marshall's advice is to surround yourself with people who have a positive influence on you. He also suggests sitting down with a few of them, explaining your goal and what's in the way, and seeing what ideas you come up with together.

It's amazing what a few friends around a kitchen table can come up with when you've been stuck on a problem on your own.

Of course, the person you talk to most every day is you. Overcome Challenges is a ten-minute track that helps get your own inner voice on your side, with affirmations that build your confidence and help you bounce back.

[YOUR HOPLINK]

Talk soon,

[YOUR NAME]

Email 5

Subject: Thirty days to see how it feels

Alternative subject: The couple behind Overcome Challenges

Hi [FIRSTNAME],

This is my last note about Overcome Challenges, and I want to tell you a little more about the people behind it.

Dr. Dan and Andrea Marshall have cared for patients for decades. A colleague who has known them for over twenty years says they have always put other people first, and that their caring has helped many people through the challenges they faced.

Overcome Challenges is what they made for anyone going through a hard time. It's a ten-minute mp3 that arrives within minutes and plays on your phone, tablet or computer, so you can listen wherever you find a quiet spot.

And you can try it without any risk. It comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee, so if you're not 100% happy, they'll refund every penny with no questions asked.

If life has been heavy lately, give yourself these ten minutes a day:

[YOUR HOPLINK]

Wishing you an easier road ahead,

[YOUR NAME]