Bill McConnell

COMING SOON

If you're like most people, you've had days that start off bad and and go down hill from there. I know, and so do you, that when you feel in control of your own life, you naturally have a better day. However, when you feel like you've lost control of your day, it can go downhill real fast.

A great day is dependent on how you start your day. Not only that, a great morning can be very dependent on how you slept that night. Finally, giving yourself the optimal sleep is dependent on you you prepare for bed every night. Therefore, a great day needs to begin after 8pm.  Yup, 8pm every night.

(I didn't say go to bed at 8pm every night. That'd be kind of ridiculous. I did say it needs to start at that time.)

Let's "Reverse Engineer" what a great day is so you can have more of them. Let's facer it, everybody wants a great day

• Wisely Unwind:
  This is the deliberate act of how you unwind, get ready for bed and what you do in bed before the light finally goes out.  It is... Designing Your Dusk for maximum sleep.
  
  
• Sleep Soundly:
  Do you sleep well? Or, do you toss and turn all night long? How long does it take for you to get to sleep? Learn how to get to sleep within 5-minutes after your head hits the pillow. This is Hacking Your Z's. How much sleep you get will give you a great start to the following morning.
  
  
• Rise Wisely:
  Are you a morning person? I've got news for you. You don't have to be to rise wisely. Your day begins when you want it to and you want to be in control from the very first moment you roll over. This is Infusing Your Dawn. Here's the best use of your first 10-30 minutes.
  
  

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

• Intro video "Reverse Engineering a Great Day" to set the stage for what's ahead.
• 3 (obvious) Target Sections: 
  - Evenings
  - Sleep
  - Mornings
• 4 videos per section
• Audio Download of each video
• downloadable PDF worksheets for each section so you can craft your own schedule, based on the teaching.
  
  

This course will be available 
with a minimum of 5 students
committed to the course.
Full refund will be given if there are 
less than 5 who have payed
within a 30-day period.