New Limited PLR - 15 Day Use Your PLR Plan; Validation Seeking PLR; Business Burnout

Published: Wed, 06/22/22


Well I think I might have the 'rona! My sons both got it and now me and my daughter in law are sick too but it's pretty mild. They all tested positive but I haven't yet. For me, I had chills and nausea night one and the body aches were awful. But no fever or oxygen issues. Then the next day I felt much better although I still feel like I have a slight cold. Hopefully that's the end of it. The boys are already almost totally fine so it was a 3-4 day total event. 

On the other hand, I just about freaked out this morning. I took the dogs outside as I always do, and went to sit in my chair while they did zoomies. As I'm watching them, I notice a huge spiderweb stretching from one side of the fence to the other with the main round web in the middle hovering in the yard. I was thinking, "I'm glad I didn't walk to my garden and accidentally walk through that." Then I feel something crawling on me. It was a dang spider that had come down under the awning from his little hiding spot to land on my arm. ACK! 

Not cool Mr. Spider. Not cool. I was so engrossed in the huge web that I was thinking about the size of the spider that had to have built it when the little one landed on me. LOL!

FYI: Tomorrow's email goes out at 9 AM EST and if you need to see what limited PLR is left and see what big, discounted store bundles are available, go here.

Don't Miss This: Alice Seba has her freebie PLR and a special deal for this timely topic - Recession-Proof Your Business $1 Trial. It ends tomorrow!

New Limited PLR - 15 Day Use Your PLR Plan

My latest limited to 50 buyers PLR is called 15 Day Use Your PLR Plan and this is a report that gives readers who may be new to the use of PLR (or buy it but never implement it) an action plan for implementation that they can use spanning just over a two-week time period. From understanding their rights and knowing who to buy from to tweaking the content and monetizing it, they'll get a soup to nuts approach to help them save money and time with their online marketing efforts!

This is especially important in today's economic climate where you have more people looking to make money online to make ends meet and they're trying to deal with inflation in many areas of life. Every cost-saving maneuver they can take that will also help them earn money is important, and PLR is a wonderful tool for that. 

For affiliates, you can put your affiliate link to various PLR vendors in the report and earn a commission off every sale that results from it!

This 12+ page 5,581-word report covers the following:

Day 1: Pinpoint Where Your Marketing Goals Are Falling Short
Day 2: Understand the Different Rights and Licenses You Can Buy
Day 3: Make a List of Your Content Needs for the Next 30 Days
Day 4: Learn Who the Most Reputable PLR Vendors Are
Day 5: Find PLR Packs for Your Niche Needs
Day 6: See If You Can Secure Any Good Deals on the PLR
Day 7: Download and Organize Your PLR Purchases
Day 8: Give Your PLR a Good Read-Through
Day 9: Make Additions to Your PLR Content Where Needed
Day 10: Add Personalization to Your PLR
Day 11: Add Monetization to Each PLR Piece You Plan to Use
Day 12: Break Up Bigger PLR Packs Into Short Content
Day 13: Merge PLR Content Together for Unique Reads
Day 14: Create Unique Graphics for Your Reports and Courses
Day 15: Repurpose Your PLR Into a New Media Format

** This report comes in both Word and TXT formats

Free Graphics

I've included the JPG, and PNG files for a flat cover as well as a hardback version in PNG. 

Be one of only 50 people to own it here:
https://www.plrlaunch.com/15-day-use-your-plr-plan-limited-plr

Validation PLR 

Justin Popovic has a new Validation PLR that's about "Why We Constantly Seek the Approval of Others and What We Can Do to Stop It."

It launched yesterday, so there are only 2 more days to grab it.

It includes: Pick it up here at a special discount launch price:
https://toolsformotivation.com/idevaffiliate/idevaffiliate.php?id=tiffany_316_3_324

Are You on the Verge of Business Burnout? Look for these Signs…

Burnout is a very real problem, especially for solopreneurs. I've found that I'm not the kind of person who likes weekly breaks. Instead, I work like a mad woman for months straight, burn out and need a vacation. LOL! But everyone's different. 

Even though partnerships can have their ups and downs, at least you have someone to handle some of the stress and responsibility. Solopreneurs are by themselves and feel the entire weight of their success on their lone shoulders. This large responsibility often leads these business owners to work 14+ hour days and lose track of what’s happening at home with their families. But is focusing so much attention on your business a wise decision? 

No, not if you want to achieve a work/life balance that makes you and your family happy. Even if you’re single, making time for self-care and relaxation will improve your overall health and mental wellbeing. Let’s talk about the signs to look for that indicate you might be headed toward a burnout.

1. Insomnia. If your brain can’t shut down because you’re consumed with work, your sleep pattern will get disrupted, leaving you overtired, lacking energy, and possibly lacking the mental energy to make wise business decisions.

2. Procrastination. Do you cringe at the length of your daily to-do list? Did these tasks once excite you but now they make you want to crawl under a rock? Procrastination leads to missed deadlines and opportunities to promote your business.

3. Fatigue. The human body is only capable of handling so much stress on limited sleep. Certainly you’ve heard the phrase “burning the candle at both ends”? That’s what happens when you work yourself to the bone and don’t give your body and brain enough time to recover before starting another high-stress day. At some point your body will want to give up, causing severe fatigue and possibly other illnesses that will keep you out of the office.

4. Changes in appetite. For some people, stress causes them to overeat; for others, stress reduces their appetites. Neither extreme is good for your body. For optimal health and mental clarity, take lunch breaks away from the desk and choose natural, healthy food choices instead of fast food items.

5. Anxiety. High stress causes anxiety, which can cause crippling fear or other physical symptoms. Keep in mind: there’s a big difference between the anxiety you feel when stepping out of your comfort zone versus stress-induced anxiety that doesn’t seem to go away. 

Think about this: as a solopreneur, if you are not physically able to run your business, what happens to it? Chances are, you’d have to close your doors and any streams of income you currently have will disappear. Let’s avoid this happening! Take care of your whole body, mind, and spirit. Take quiet time to relax. Get outdoors and breathe in some fresh air. Unplug for a whole weekend and live in the moment with your family. Reconnect with old friends. Start a hobby. The choices are limitless. (I personally break and try to visit Disney World or somewhere I feel like all my stress dissolves).

Tiff :)

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