Think of it like a 7-minute reset button. You’re not buying “information.” You’re buying a repeatable night routine you can run anytime your money stress spikes.

If $27 helps you sleep with less pressure, think clearer tomorrow, and show up sharper for money… that’s usually a win.

Maybe. But most “options” are either:

• Long and hard to stick to
• Fluffy motivation that fades
• Expensive programs with no daily use

This is built to be short, repeatable, and easiest to do when your brain is already winding down at night.

The most common “first wins” look like this:

• Less mental noise at night
• Less panic / pressure around money
• Clearer decisions the next day
• More consistency (you actually do the right actions)

Big results come from repeating the reset — not from “hoping once.”

You don’t need blind belief. Just run it like a mental reset.

If your mind calms down, your choices get better. Better choices usually create better money outcomes.

1. Night time (bed, lights low)
2. Headphones if possible
3. Run it 3–7 nights in a row
4. Next day: do 1 money action you’ve been avoiding

Don’t overthink it. Repeat it. Let the routine do the work.

Most “it didn’t work” cases come from one listen and quitting.

Treat it like brushing teeth: a small daily action that compounds. Run it for a week. Watch what changes in your sleep, mood, and decisions.