SL: Why I’ll NEVER <do common action> again…
PV: And why you shouldn’t either
This email is going to ruffle some feathers.
Because a huge component of how you’ve been taught to do <common action> is wrong.
And if you ever want access to <desirable result>,
You’re gonna want to consider making this change.
Because most people tell you that in order to get <desirable result>,
You need to:
<Take common action/step 1><Take common action/step 2><Take common action/step 3>
…And in my experience,
This is about as efficient as chopping down a tree with a butter knife.
I don’t do <X>, I don’t do <Y>,
And I usually only <take unconventional action> that achieve much better results than <common action>.
And so do the people I teach:
<image/proof/testimonial>
The trick is to <explain a little bit more about your method/tease it and give value>..
It may <explain a downside of the method to be realistic>,
But at least it actually works to <get desirable result>.
So if you want to know EXACTLY how I <get MORE desirable results> by <doing LESS common actions>,
It’s not a secret…
Some of my best <benefit> methods can be found in the brand new <product name>.
<sign off>