Reclaim Your Longevity – 20 More Years Of Peak Performance LIving

From The Desk Of Carolyn Hansen


Re: Safeguarding Your Most Precious Commodity

You are hard-working.

You understand the meaning of sacrifice.

And you would do almost anything to guarantee the safety and well-being of your family…

In short, you are not unlike the millions of breadwinners and primary care providers who put the welfare of others above themselves.

This is an admirable trait – one that deserves the respect of everyone for whom you are willing to put your own health on the line to ensure that
theirs never suffers.

Which is exactly the way it ought to be.

At least, that’s probably what you have been telling yourself for years. After all, it’s not easy, is it, to endure the hardships you MUST endure to
ensure that you and your family will ultimately have all the good things in life they deserve?

You need to be possessed of a strong inner talk that reduces each new hardship to a temporary obstacle to be handled in stride. This, in part,
is what makes you so worthy in the eyes of the people that depend on you.

It is the reason that you are prepared to work so hard, often for the barest of short-term rewards. You understand the value of commitment to your
own cause and it does not bother you in the least whether it takes you ten years or thirty to realize your dream of welfare and security for your
family’s future.

So long as at the end of it both you and those for whom you have built your dream get to enjoy the rewards you will have paid for with years of selfless
dedication and hard work…

But what if I were to show you in the next 5 minutes that this is NOT what fate has in store for you?

That in fact all your rosy projections about what it will be like to enjoy your just rewards are about to burst into flames as we apply the searing
heat of reality to this picture…

Here’s the question you should be asking yourself:

Before I explain just WHY it is so important that you give this question the highest priority right now, let me tell you about a friend of mine,
Jake, who – even though he had plenty of opportunity to do so over the years – never did take my gentle protestations seriously enough…

Jake was what you would call a self-made man.

Coming from a rural background he was the first in his family to put himself through college and go on to secure a masters degree in business administration
from the University of Auckland.

Jake later leveraged his natural salesmenship and what I would describe as pure charisma to become a recognized figure in the
world of real estate investment.

Eventually he settled in my home town of Waikato and ran an investment house there for more than 30 years.

Jake was also a close friend of mine.

For as long as I had known him he seemed to always have his finger on the pulse of local business. Community leaders loved him.

His dynamic personality and the fact that he really seemed to care about everyone he met made his sense of optimism about the boundless
opportunities life had in store for each and every one of us truly infectious. Really, it was impossible NOT to like him.

And every weekend he could be seen running across the local hillsides, or bicycling through the township. He almost seemed indestructible…

But there was another side to Jake that I do not think people saw very often. And I think it was only because we had once been very close that he would
occasionally let his guard down and I would see it in his face, in the tension with which he gripped the handle bars of his bike, and perhaps most
significantly in the re-emergence of a slight stutter he once told me had plagued his youth…

I was repeatedly reminded when seeing him like this of something that has become clearer to me with each passing year:

Unfortunately, When It Comes To
Self-Assessment,
Most “Peak Performers” Perform Quite HORRIBLY!

This may be because they are constantly receiving faulty signals from those around them. Signals that reinforce the notion that they are
nothing less than a force of nature, when of course nothing could be further from the truth.

Because no matter how much we might wish it were otherwise, we are ALL vulnerable to the stresses and strains of “life in the fast lane”.

In Jake’s case I always sensed he was a lot more STRESSED than he liked to let on to those around him.

Because of this I would teasingly encourage him to drop his sporting activities and take up residence instead in my gym.

This was because for more than three decades now I have turned to weight training as my number one source of
stress management and fitness training, not only for myself but for
every personal client I have trained over the years.

I never did manage to get him to give up his long distance events, or set foot in my gym.

But I wish I had.

One day Jake hopped onto his bicycle and, like he had done many times before, my good friend and “weekend warrior” entered himself into a long-distance
racing event.

The event was to last seven days. But Jake never made it to the end of the first day.

He suffered a massive heart attack and died before reaching the hospital.

He was 63 years of age.

When I heard the news I was as shocked as anyone.

I am no stranger to death, but when someone with vitality is suddenly snatched away like this it
is a sombre reminder that no-one is immune to the laws of biology, and that we take our fate in our hands every single day that we take our health for granted.

I do not know what killed my friend that day. Many factors might have contributed. Stress, diet, high blood pressure coupled with poor medical intervention,
or none at all… Who knows? But I can say two things with some degree of certainty.

The first is that despite the apparent “out of the blue” nature of his death, Jake’s body had probably been moving towards a state of crisis for some
time. People rarely collapse and die without first getting warning signs in the days or weeks leading up to the event.

The second thing I can say with some confidence is that he never saw it coming, or else he would not have turned up that morning knowing that
the 820 kilometers of road between him and the finish line was going to push his body to the limit.

Somehow he missed all the signs.

Despite being one of the most attention-detailed and strategic people I have ever known he missed the most important message anyone can receive – that
our health is THE most precious commodity we have and should be allocated the highest priority in life.

Of course, this begs an obvious question that I feel compelled to ask you right now…

What annoys me perhaps the most is that Jake’s story is not of the “one in a million” variety that can easily be shrugged off as tragic but, well,
frankly inconsequential – because it isn’t very likely the rest of us might suffer the same kind of fate.

Instead, the truth is much closer to the exact opposite.

That’s because premature death is the norm today, not the exception. And each time it happens the disruption
to lives it causes goes well beyond the immediate deceased.

Imagine yourself in Jake’s position for a moment.

You put everyone around you ahead of yourself to forge better business connections. You give generously of your time. But the unavoidable consequence
of this is that your family has to pay the price in less time shared with you.

But that’s OK, you tell yourself.

Because what you are doing is exchanging time now with your family for time with them later when their financial security will be guaranteed…

You make huge sacrifices now with the understanding that your deferred rewards will more than make up for today’s losses when the time
comes to put up your feet.

But what if, like Jake, you never make it to the finish line?

Would everything you have given up to get ahead and live the life of the peak performer still be worth the experience?

Or would you feel immensely cheated – supposing for a moment there really is an afterlife where you get to reflect on the life
you have now said goodbye to forever?

And the family you leave behind. Are they likely to think the shared sacrifices were worth the end result?

Worth the end result? Of course not.

You know full well that you would do ANYTHING to reverse the clock and be with them again. Only now it is too late!

But it’s not too late is it?

Because you’re here, right now, and unlike most people who will do ABSOLUTELY NOTHING on hearing about a potentially fatal mistake they are making you are
the kind of person who knows how to take action to achieve the goals you care about.

But I would be painting an entirely incorrect picture for you if I made it seem that circumventing an early death was my only concern for you. Because as
tragic as Jake’s death was, it could have been worse for his family.

He might have survived, but been so crippled physically that medical attention to sustain his life all but guaranteed his hard-won fortune was slowly
drained away to ultimately leave his family bankrupt.

And if you’re reading this and feeling inclined to shrug off the financial hit because you know you’re covered by health insurance… well, think again.

Especially if you happen to live in the United States.

TIME Magazine columnist Steven Brill thought he had an excellent understanding of the U.S. health care system and its “astronomical cost” because he had
written a special cover story on it.

But just a year later, emerging from an open heart surgery that saved his life, even he was shocked at the final cost.

He discovered that because the quality of the care he received was so high the hospital that billed him $190,000 for his care was able to get away with
offering his health insurer a mere 12 percent discount. So of course his final out-of-pocket expenses for the procedure were considerable.

Luckily for him he was in and out of the hospital in a week.

But if you were forced to live out the rest of your days in critical care while racking up an ongoing bill for $77 boxes of gauze pad, $451 snapshots
under the portable x-ray machine, and a never-ending series of blood tests that added hundreds of dollars to the dotted line each week…

Would you really feel that cheating death had been a victory?

Or would you feel like pulling the plug yourself?

Over the years I have come in contact with many people who have befallen far worse fates than my friend Jake.

People struck down by the miserably slow and painful spectacle of cancer, kidney disease, emphyzema…

And for the most part these are entirely preventable diseases that we bring on ourselves out of pure ignorance of that factors that heighten our
risk of contracting them.

Now, you would think that those of us who make it a practice to perform at the highest possible levels of efficiency and effectiveness would also be
smart enough to avoid making the kinds of mistakes that encourage disease rather than forestall it.

But it turns out being smart doesn’t always confer the advantages you’d think it might. In fact, the more intelligent you are, the greater
the handicap may be when it comes to making all-important life decisions…

This is something that interested psychologist Lewis Terman when he set out in 1926 to launch a study that would track the lives of 1500 gifted individuals
for decades.

The question: Just how much does the role of intelligence play in getting what you want from life?

As it turns out, not as much as you’d like to believe.

Terman looked at the rates of divorce, alcoholism, and suicide in his group.

He found they reproduced fairly closely the numbers suffered by the rest of society.

Peak performers were no less prone to making hopelessly inadequate decisions about what was good for them than someone who spent most of their
life deferring to the advice of others and following a decidely less entrepreneurial path.

An example. Every year thousands of seemingly intelligent people with health care die each year of heart attack because they are caught debating with
themselves whether the cost of an ambulance ride (which in the U.S. may add up to several thousand dollars) is worth the risk of discovering that their chest
pains are actually due to a harmless panic attack.

They literally (over)think themselves to death.

The lesson: NONE of us are above making these mistakes.

What does this mean for someone like yourself who has been operating for years, maybe even decades, on the assumption that strength of mind alone will
see you through to achieving your goals?

Simply that you may shortly be in for a RUDE SURPRISE when your “health bank account”, as I like to call it, runs dry.

Let me give you a couple of examples of this.

Consider for a moment the human kidney, the function of which is to filter toxic build up from your blood.

From a functional point of view it is an extraordinarily efficient biological device.

Even so, it is sensitive to the ravages of high blood pressure, excessive consumption of alcohol, caffeine, and other stimulant drugs… all of which
degrade the performance of your kidneys and damage their delicate machinery.

To counter this loss of function your kidneys will simply work harder and harder so that you scarcely notice the declining loss of function.

Until efficiency has eroded so much that they can no longer keep up the charade and suddenly you are looking at a diagnosis of impending and
irreversible renal failure.

Likewise, high blood pressure may be the tell-tale signature of slowly narrowing blood vessels that nevertheless continue to keep your body oxygenated
with blood from a severely overworked heart

Until the day the last bit of plaque moves into place and cuts off that blood flow and causes you a heart attack or stroke.

• Difficulty catching your breath after moderate physical exertion, like walking up a flight of stairs
• Loss of physical strength
• Unusual fatigue – you wake up tired and have little energy to do the things you used to love doing
• Changes in vision – headaches and periods of blurry vision
• Fleeting feelings of anxiety for no reason
• Frequent indigestion
• Sleep disturbance
• Excessive weight gain or loss
• Loss of libido and romantic performance

This is by no means an exhaustive list of warning signs.

Even when these indicators are simply reflections that your body is slowing down through neglect,
the implication that your days of peak performance living are coming to an end is not particularly comforting.

Especially not when it affects your earnings potential, your ability to enjoy all aspects of your life, and your projections of where you
will be in the next ten years (washed up, put out to pasture, and forgotten – assuming you are still in the land of the living at that point).

Here’s the real problem.

You’ve probably spent so much time listening to other succesful people tell you what you need to do to reproduce their
success that you’ve brainwashed yourself into believing that they are telling you the FULL STORY.

After all, aren’t they all saying much the same thing?

That the driving force behind personal achievement, fulfillment,
and fortune, is nothing more than total belief in yourself and your unswerving willingness to put in the work needed to make your belief
and vision become your reality?

“All you have to do is put your mind to it and make it happen!”

So what is wrong with this picture?

It is the implicit assumption that your mind, your consciousness, is an “engine of dream realization” over which you have complete control.

It is the idea that your mind will remain strong, clear, and focused for whatever amount of time it takes to secure your goals.

In reality your mind is anchored to the flesh and blood of your brain, your brain reactant to the immediate demands of your body.

There is no thought or philosophy that cannot be eroded by the relentless wash of daily hormonal surges and the slow battering of cellular degradation.

And unless this very real mind-body connection is acknowledged, and attended to, the walls of your carefully architected vision of the future will
eventually come tumbling down.

It’s just biology at work. Evolution does not forge dream builders, it perfects the art of replication, and for that it only requires you stick around for the
first forty to fifty years…

You may not wish to hear this.

You certainly would not have been told this enough by the people you look to for advice. I get it. It is not a popular idea.

But it is the TRUTH.

Hopefully you are hearing about this now, at a point in your life where you can make up for any prior inattention to your state of health and well-being, and
do everything needed to ensure you can preserve with vigor your pursuit of the peak performance lifestyle for decades to come.

If that sounds like something you wish to do, keep reading because…

But before we get there I want to remind you that we live in an age of unprecedented scientific discovery.

Every day we learn about breakthroughs in medicine and technology.

We are amazed and tantalyzed by the promise of what tomorrow may bring and how it may benefit not only our children, but us directly.

At this very minute scientists are applying every bit of knowledge they possess toward the goal of extending our lifespan.

They have already achieved remarkable success with the simplest of organisms.

Yeast for example, where if today’s routine manipulation of the genes that control
lifespan could be successfully transplanted to the human genome, we could benefit from a lifespan in excess of 800 years.

Science fiction?

Or a glimpse of what tomorrow COULD hold in store for those of us who stick around long enough to see it for themselves?

Experiments with mice have already managed to DOUBLE their life span.

Imagine how your own outlook on life would change if you discovered that you could pop a pill and live twice as long as you were expecting to do.

Do you suppose that would perhaps seriously change the focus on what you are doing right now?

It should.

Many scientists believe that under the right circumstances there is no reason why you could not live as long as 140 years.

That if you were not handicapped by the ills of modern society which take the form of widespread chemical contamination, depleted food quality, and an
alarming slide into an almost completely sedentary lifestyle, we might routinely live well beyond the century mark.

Well, if you think the way I do, and you’d like to perhaps take advantage of the breakthroughs in anti-aging and life extension that science
will afford us in the decades to come, it should be pretty clear what needs to be done right now to make this a possibility…

Luckily, this IS something we know how to do.

Not stop the clock. Not turn it back. At least not yet…

But we can slow it down.

The trouble is that no one is teaching it and the person who ends up paying for that is you. Your pursuit of the peak performance lifestyle is
not only slowly killing you, it’s sabotaging your ability to achieve your goals by slowly degrading your performance in every area of your life.

But you can turn it around. Right now.

And not just because I am in a position to teach you what you need to do.

But because you are exactly the type of person who knows how to take a solid plan of action and implement it.

Without feeling sorry for yourself. Without making excuses as to why this plan may be solid but somehow just will not work for your particular case…

For more than 30 years now I have been deeply involved in the art and science of physical fitness. Admittedly more art than science in the early years, and far
more likely to discover what does NOT work than what does when it comes to mental and physical conditioning of the type that allows your body and your mind to
perform at peak efficiency and effectiveness.

But I have learned from my mistakes, and because I have put those days long behind me you’ll be able to skip them and get
an immediate and significant compression in the time needed to implement your “revised peak performance lifestyle”.

My training will not just prepare you for the rigors of middle age and beyond, so that you can expect to enjoy DECADES more time spent doing the things you
love to do, and doing them well.

No. You’ll also begin showing performance improvements just weeks from now…

You will hear about mitochondria, the tiny energy units that power your cells and are responsible for whether or not you feel like you have energy bursting
at the seams, or you can barely muster the strength to pull yourself out of bed. Indeed, some scientists believe that dwindling mitochondria numbers are
chief cause of aging itseld.

Discovering how to renew your mitochondria supply could result in more energy to achieve your goals than you ever dreamed would be possible, and it can be
achieved with nothing more than the proper application of food and exercise.

You’ll also learn about telomeres (one of the most exciting recent discoveries in the science of anti-aging).

About how they control the aging process at the level of the gene, and how they too are also amenable to the influence of nutrition and physical activity.

What does this mean for you?

Simply that it is possible RIGHT NOW for you to take advantage of recent scientific knowledge to slow YOUR OWN genetic clock and begin
feeling like you have shaved YEARS off your true biological age.

These improvements will translate into more opportunities seized upon, more wealth accrued, and a lot more pulling power when it comes
to getting the people around you to do exactly what you want them to do.

Because there is no one more persausive than the guy or gal
who seems to have tapped into a new source of power and is behaving like they just reclaimed ten years of their life.

I want to give you 3 tips right now that can dramatically improve the quality of your life.Possibly even save your life.

I know that sounds dramatic, but that is EXACT nature of this page. To help you discover ways to radically reduce your risk of losing THE most precious assets
you have in your life, and that includes the ability to draw breath!

TIP #1: Get Out Of Your Chair

I have been active pretty much my entire life. Jazzercise instructor, professional body builder, personal fitness trainer, and most recently a gym owner.
If anyone knows the importance of movement and physical activity, it’s me.

But like everyone else in recent years I have become glued to my computer monitor.

The world on the other side of it is an addictive place. It is where the money is to be made, the fame is to be earned, and the belief that your message
can reach and influence the world is fueled like nothing else I have ever known.

Which is why I have found myself doing less and less physical activity, more and more sitting.

Unfortunately sitting on your duff for most of the day doesn’t just make you fatter. Six or more hours a day spent in a chair or on your couch in front
of the TV increases your risk of heart disease by 64 percent.

But that’s may not be the worst of it. Sitting also shaves about seven years off your life span, in part by setting you up for another early, unpleasant,
and out of the blue kind of death…

Every year more than 300,000 Americans (maybe even as many as twice that number) are afflicted by deep vein thrombosis, or DVT – a clotting of the blood
in one of the deep veins, usually of the lower legs, thigh, or pelvis. This can rapidly lead to pulmonary embolism, where the blood flow to your heart is affected.
One out of four people who suffer an embolism die immediately.

Just from sitting too long in one spot.

It is VERY hard to regain your full health after a DVT episode. So get into the habit of taking regular breaks every 30-40 minutes. Get out of your chair
and walk around. This simple habit may literally save you life.

TIP #2: Get A Standing Desk

Recently I made the decision to reduce my own “sitting time” by upgrading to a standing desk. I strongly recommend you do the same. Instead of only sitting
at my computer I now have the option to stand while I am surfing the web or doing work at the keyboard.

Not only is this an enjoyable way to work once your body adjusts to the new workload, but you will likely lose weight too!

Many people report losing 10 or more pounds within a month or two just because they are buring a few more calories per hour from standing.

Today I probably spend twice as long standing as I do sitting at my work space.

All while drastically lowering my risk for DVT and embolism, as well as the more gradual but potential just as fatal chronic diseases like obesity and
metabolic syndrome.

Think of “sitting” as the new “smoking” health concern, and be aware that even if you do exercise it will not offset the effects of sitting when it comes
to warding off a DVT episode.

Invest in a standing desk of some type. There are even models that offer all the standing benefits and yet allow you to retain your current desk. Trust
me, this will be one of the greatest investments into yourself that you will ever make!

TIP #3: Train Yourself To Recognize Risk – Then Demolish It!

It isn’t easy trying to figure out everything you need to do to preserve your health.

Take the sitting issue, for example. I’m a trained professional. I’ve been looking out for clients for decades. Yet it was only recently that this health
risk was brought to my attention.

That’s because until recently NOBODY understood the risk.

Unless you are committed to keeping abreast of the issues they will escape you.

It certainly may not be your fault that you’ve so far managed to remain ignorant of important health and fitness concepts that bear directly
on your future health.

But it IS your responsibility from this point on to make a real effort to plug the leaks and get back in control of your ship before it unexpectedly
beaches you and leaves you stranded.

I can help you with that.

I can show you how to reprioritize so that instead of having your life play out the way it does for most people, where the sum
total of your performance looks like a dying battery that is slated to fizzle out completely by the time you reach your sixties:

If this sounds like the kind of life that you would like to enjoy, where your total lifetime productivity (measured to some degree by the area beneath the curve
shown above) is enhanced by 50 percent or even 100 percent, then you’ll immediately understand the value of the offer I am now about to make.

In fact, if the benefits of program I have developed for peak performers who wish to stay in the game for as long as humanly possible do not
strike you as absolutely necessary to your continued performance and good health in the years to come I want you to close this page right now and go on with
what you were doing before I interrupted your day.

Why? Because if everything I have said so far has not yet raised red flags about things you secretly suspected might be true about where you are headed then
there is probably nothing more I can say to convince you of that.

But if I have done my job properly, then the value of the following program should be immediately apparent…

Introducing…

RECLAIM YOUR LONGEVITY

A Program To Supercharge Your Level Of Fitness So You Can Lock In Another 20 More Years Of Peak Performance Living!

Let me be absolutely clear about this.

Because while I AM talking about fitness, I am not talking about merely getting in shape.

Or about being able to put in your scheduled allotment
of exercise reps so that you can hit the showers feeling like a million bucks because you’re on target to your meet your workout goals for the month.

No, I’m talking about something that goes MUCH deeper…

It’s an aspect of fitness training that, quite frankly, separates the true winners in life from the also-rans. Not just in the gym.

But in EVERY SINGLE THING you do.

Now, because I have practiced so many forms of physical fitness over the years, and instructed so many others in the art of doing likewise, naturally I have
become a master in this area and enjoyed the kind of physical well-being that most people can only dream about.

But it was only recently that I became aware of just how the benefits that fitness has bestowed on my health over the years have been directly
responsible for the enormous successes I have enjoyed in other areas of my life.

So not only has this approach been able to move me closer to the ideal of the endless summer we all dream about whenever we see yet another
ad for an anti-aging cream or a testosterone booster, but I benefit in areas that have absolutely nothing to do with the way I feel physically.

Honestly, this has been nothing less than an epiphany for me.

Like a light bulb finally going off after all these years, and my only response to this is: “Ah. Of course!”

This notion of a wider sphere over which peak health is the primary influence in our lives is what I have repeatedly refered to on this page as
“peak performance living”.

In short, it is a way of leveraging your commitment in one area of your life to raise your “level of participation and success” in another.

Over the years I have benefitted enormously from this interplay, all the while attributing many of my accomplishments to good fortune.

But none of these were accidents it turns out.

Business successes. High self-esteem and confidence levels. Personal relationships in private and public life. And even the courage to simply face the
inevitable tragedies that life throws our way on occasion.

Now you might argue that none of these achievements or abilities could possibly spring directly from being able to move a heavy
weight repeatedly through a short range of motion, or from being able to sprint up a small hill without collapsing at the top of it.

But indirectly? Yes, absolutely!

This is the strange but wonderful outcome that results from a life optimized for peak performance. A life that uses physical fitness as a
springboard to attaining all the as yet unrealized goals you have set for yourself.

Simply put – body forges mind, and mind forges wealth.
Be it financial wealth, intellectual wealth, spiritual wealth, or interpersonal relationship wealth.

Yet despite enjoying most of the benefits that come from living the “peak performance life” (although I have my off days too, I will readily admit)
this is an outcome that I now realize very few people are able to achieve. Even when they KNOW that it is possible to do so.

Well, I’d like to help you change those odds in your favor. Which is exactly WHY I created this page and the offer found below –
where the goal is nothing less than to fully realize your achievement of the “peak performance” lifestyle.

So if you’ll allow me a few more minutes of your time I’d like to tell you more about what my program has in store for you…

My goal for you with the “Reclaim Your Longevity” program, as I have repeatedly stated, is to extend your years of vitality. I want to help you dial
in at last 20 more years of peak performance living.

Accordingly, I have prepared eight audio sessions to help you achieve this goal. Each (roughly one hour) session is dedicated to a different topic as we delve
into the core philosophy that has guided my way of thinking for the last 30+ years.

My belief is that you’ll discover, as I have, that the peak performance approach is not only one that can last a lifetime, but both extend it, and dramatically
improve the quality of your later years.

Over the course of 8 sessions I will reveal to you secrets that will allow you to slow your biological clock, reclaim years of quality time, and achieve a state
of true unity of both healthy mind and body.

Here is how we will turn these problems over and devise the optimal solution for each, one module at a time…

I’ve gone to a lot of trouble to lay out my vision for you. It’s a plan that focuses on preserving both your health and your wealth.

But that’s not the only thing I have in mind for you. Because, like me, I have a very strong feeling that you’re not going to be content to rest on your
laurels, once you’ve eroded your risk for unexpected catastrophe.

Instead, you’ll want to continue making the MOST of whatever gifts you’ve inherited, and whatever skills you’ve built up over the years.

I’m almost certain that if the ideas on this page have touched something deep inside you then this desire I speak of is in your blood. It’s the “never say die”
attitude that so impresses me in the people I bump into on my travels around the world as I attempt to expose more and more audiences to the ideas in
Reclaim Your Longevity.

It’s an attitude that vividly expresses itself in the productivity level of peak performers.

These are people who don’t just perform remarkably well. Instead, they often operate at a level which seems almost super human to onlookers.

Some of these high achievers may measure their productivity by the size of their bank account.

Others use different, but still familiar markers that have
a longer-term impact on society and stir a much wider appreciation from those who benefit from the works.

Museums, libraries, television series, books, revolutions in communications technology. The list of possible works produced by highly-driven and talented
individuals is practically endless when it comes to the fruits of a productive mindset.

In all likelihood you’re imagining right now some unaccomplished task or innovation that you’ve dreamed about but have yet to bring to life. Maybe because
you haven’t had the time, or other elements of life have simply got in the way.

But you’d still like to bring your dream to life if there was a way to do it. If you had more time, more energy, more opportunity to realize your full vision…

So in addition to helping you curb your propensity for financial and physical disaster I have included a component in this program on how to harness your
potential for super productivity.

I call this component Super Productivity Secrets, and it’s full of exactly the kinds of suggestions that will help you ramp up your levels of motivation,
self-discipline, due-diligence, and all-round mental toughness so that you can succeeding at a level denied to all but a very few individuals.

At the end of the day, it’s what we leave behind that stands as a measure of the usefulness of our time spent toiling, and the wisdom of the choices we
make along the way. So if you feel your story has not been completely realized – if you feel like you still have a TON of amazing ideas to be poured out
of you and turned into the stuff of reality – then I want to help you with that too!

Here’s what I mean by that.

It doesn’t matter a jot how much quality information I put into my products if the people who buy them simply forget about them the moment they hit
the order button.

So I’d like you to make me a promise…

I’d like you to promise me that you’ll take the information to heart…

And ACT on it.

I want you to promise me you’ll treat it as though it was a manifesto for which you have paid thousands of dollars.

Not because it will cost you anywhere near that amount to get started with
Reclaim Your Longevity today, but because I believe with every fiber of my being that the information contained within it is worth so much more…

In fact I am not exaggerating when I say this information is priceless – because you simply cannot place a price on the value of your well-being.

It is THE most precious asset you have and will EVER have, bar none.

I know this, and I now believe you know this too, or you would not still be reading. In fact I’m confident that you’re one of the less than 10 percent
of the population that EVER WILL get this. The tiny fraction of achievers that can commit to a program the stakes of which are nothing less
than life itself!

So I want to congratulate you for being among that small group, because the sad reality is that nine out of ten people are simply NOT prepared to do this.

That’s just a fact of life – one that until very recently I did not fully appreciate.

I am almost embarrassed to admit it… but for the longest time I thought I could save everyone who was willing to just raise a hand and ask for advice.

But what I’ve learned the hard way, by owning a gym and taking on hundreds of personal clients over the years, is that being willing to ask for advice
and having the gumption to ACT on the advice received are two VERY different things.

After a lot of soul searching I came to a surprising realization.

I am really only interested in helping those who are willing to help themselves.

The People I Care About Most Are The
Go-Getters Like YOU!

This is why I was willing to go the extra mile…

If this program contained ONLY the EIGHT audio sessions described above you would have more than enough material to put you on the fast track to a life
where performance and its optimization drives nearly all your waking decisions.

But the audios are just the FIRST component of “Reclaim Your Longevity”. There’s more to come…

Nobody Deserves To Be In Charge Of Your Future More Than YOU Do

But ONLY If You Act While You Still Have Plenty Of Time To Course Correct And STAY OUT Of The Danger Zone…

But Let Me Spell Out In Detail The Benefits Afforded By My Reclaim Your Longevity Program

So What Will Be The Size Of My Investment Carolyn – When I Pick Up A Copy Of Reclaim Your Longevity Today?

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