Hi , Happy Monday to you! What are your big plans for the 3 Ps this week: Publish, Promote, Profit? I wanted to send a quick reminder of this amazing ecourse that you can grab for a huge discount now through May 31. The "official" (unofficial) name of the course is "How to Greatly Reduce Stress Levels by Planning and Living a Life You Love." If you decide to grab this course, brand it under your own company name and sell it, I just want you to know there are some great exercises included to help your customers take a workshop approach to learning and making positive changes in their own lives. Off the top of my head, you can re-name this to pretty much anything that suits your own writing voice/tone. For example, you could call it Stress-Free Breakthroughs, Stress Busters, No More Stress, Live a Stress-Free Life, Stress Less Love More, or pretty much any other name that would resonate with your readers.

This ecourse is priced at $19.50 now through May 31 and has 3 additional PLR content packs added for your publishing success. The bonus packs include some high quality Natural Cures for Insomnia articles, and 2 sets of social posts that relate to each topic: stress, and insomnia. The posts are worded to pique curiosity so people will want to read more. At the end of each short blurb there's some "click here for more" verbiage. The "click here for more" line is designed to make it easy for you to link back to your sales page where you can sell your ecourse. Another option: offer this ecourse as a VERY generous gift for free in exchange for signups. You might just decide to do this if you want to make a big initial splash into the self-help industry and build your list fast. But really, it's up to you what you do with this content.

For more info and to grab that sweet limited time offer on the 4 related packs that can ALL go into your customized ecourse to add incredible value for your readers... visit the sales page here.

Thank you for reading my mails. I wish you a happy and success-filled day!
Dina at Wordfeeder PLR

PS: HERE'S A SNEAK PEEK AT THE ACTUAL ECOURSE MATERIAL. This sample and "what's included" does not cover the other 3 packs that I added later. Those are extra - more than what you see here. The below covers the Stress Ecourse alone.

7,689 words including 18 Articles plus BONUS 14-Part Worksheets Section

1. Intro
2. Sources of Stress
3. Signs of Stress
4. How to Release Stress in the Body
5. Ways to Correct Stress Caused by Technology Dependence
6. Stress is Different for Everyone
7. Identify Your Stress Triggers
8. Taking Steps to Reduce Daily Stress
9. Stress Reduction: Do It for Your Health
10. How to Greatly Reduce Stress by Planning and Living a Life That You Love
11. Stress in Your Career, Job or Livelihood
12. Tips for Reducing Stress at Your Job
13. Relationship Stress
14. Tips for Reducing Stress in Your Relationship
15. Stress in Your Home and Family Life
16. Tips for Managing Family and Household Stress
17. Assess and Reassess Your Life; Reduce Stress by Doing a Clean Sweep
18. Too Many Choices for Kids

BONUS Worksheets Section

1. Identifying Sources of Stress at Home
2. Questions to Ask
3. Steps to Manage Stress at Home
4. Identifying Sources of Stress in Your Job or Business
5. Questions to Ask
6. Steps to Manage Stress in Your Job or Business
7. Identifying Sources of Stress in Your Relationships
8. Questions to Ask
9. Steps to Manage Stress in Your Relationships
10. Identifying Sources of Stress in Your Social Life
11. Questions to Ask
12. Steps to Manage Social and Extra Curricular Stress
13. My Stress Triggers Are…
14. My Commitment to Stress Management - Techniques

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Intro

Do you feel stressed for a lot of the time? Do you suffer from frequent headaches or indigestion due to the pressures of life? Has your doctor told you to reduce the amount of stress in your life to improve your health?

Stress takes its toll on us in many ways, and is hard to escape in our constantly connected world. Maybe you lie awake at night, plagued by your to-do list. Perhaps you feel impatient for a lot of the time, and find yourself being short with people. Maybe it’s tough to give your full attention to the kids, or you have trouble focusing on ordinary tasks like bill paying.

People always say “Reduce stress,” but how does anybody really accomplish this?

Often it helps to first consider the types of stress you may be experiencing, as well as the sources of the stress.

Sources of Stress

Stress comes in many forms. There’s mental stress, which can occur from trying to fit too much information into any given day. A person who works at a demanding day job, then attends college courses after hours, may experience mental stress due to all of the reading, listening, and mental processing of information that may be required of them.

There’s also task-oriented stress, which may mean that you’re trying to accomplish more than is humanly possible in a specific amount of time. Women in particular grapple with trying to juggle too many roles and obligations in the ever-shifting balance between work and family life. If you never feel like you have enough hours in a day to get everything done, you may suffer from task oriented stress.

There is physical stress, which means you may be pushing yourself too hard – giving your body more than it may be able to handle. If you work at a manual labor job, or have committed yourself to strenuous work, you could be feeling the effects of too much physical stress on the body. Another example of physical stress could be someone who is recovering from an illness or a recent medical procedure, trying to accomplish too much too soon and not giving their body the rest required to heal.

And there is emotional stress, which shows up in the form of relationships and events that cause us emotional discomfort or extreme swings of intense emotion which can be jarring to the nervous system. Another source of emotional stress is the idea that the circumstances of our life have gone out of our control – that we are at the mercy of other people, or events, places and things which dictate how we live instead of the other way around.

If you’re suffering from stress, then you may feel like you’re stuck in an impossibly negative cycle from which there’s no way to break free. But everyone has the ability to take the reins in their own life and decide what’s important versus what’s worth letting go .....

Buy Now! Only $19.50 for 4 packs in one now through May 31, 2018