Take Breaks. Work Better.
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#1 — The Introduction (Send August 27)
Hi [FIRST NAME],
Do your good intentions get pushed aside during the day like they do for me?
Running a business feels like my whole day is spent arriving early, putting out fires, then leaving late… and starting my real work after the family is asleep.
That’s a terrible life and not the dream I had when I started my business.
But we’ve all been told that’s what it takes. Not true!
My friend John Briggs built an 8-figure, 280-person accounting firm using a system called the 3.3 Rule.
While the rest of his industry works 70-hour weeks putting out fires, his team averages 42 hours.
They go home for dinner.
And he just put his entire blueprint into a new book: Take Breaks, Work Better.
Preorders are open.
Stop running your business on grit and willpower.
Order Take Breaks, Work Better and get your life back.
Grab Your Copy Here
Talk soon,
[YOUR NAME]
#2 - Be the First (Send September 1)
Hey [FIRST NAME],
Orders for John Briggs’ new book, Take Breaks, Work Better, are just opened.
If you’re tired of running your business on grit, caffeine, and 80-hour weeks, this is the exact blueprint you need.
John used this framework to build an 8-figure, 280-person firm where his team averages 42 hours a week during tax season.
Placing your order today ensures you’re at the front of the line when physical copies ship.
Stop being the bottleneck in your business and grab your copy today.
Order now to get your physical copy first.
Talk soon,
[YOUR NAME]
#3 - Change Your Industry (Send September 3)
Hi [FIRST NAME],
Tell me if this number bothers you as much as it did me.
The average office worker gets 2 hours and 53 minutes of real work done in an 8-hour day.
This has been scientifically proven!
The rest goes to unproductive mental waste and busywork wearing a productivity costume.
My friend John Briggs built an 8-figure, 280-person firm by solving this exact problem.
He created a framework called the 3.3 Rule: do focused work for up to 3 hours, then take a mandatory 30% recovery break.
While the rest of his industry burns out working 70 hours a week, his team averages 42 hours.
They get more done in 6 hours of work with an hour break in between than most firms accomplish in a 10-hour day.
John put the entire blueprint into his new book: Take Breaks, Work Better.
Reclaim your wasted hours and stop running your business on pure exhaustion.
Be among the first and grab your copy today.
Order the Book Now
Talk soon,
[YOUR NAME]
#4 - The System (Send September 8)
Hi [FIRST NAME],
Working 8 hours straight produces 8 hours of output…
That’s a total lie.
I know how it actually goes. Around 3pm my brain starts shutting down, and my work gets noticeably sloppy.
Not to mention it also took me longer to do what I needed to earlier in the afternoon.
It’s really annoying and just creates more work the next day.
Our brain is a muscle, not a machine. Forcing it to grind past its natural focus limit does not make you productive.
My friend John Briggs ran into this exact wall while building his accounting firm.
He was putting in 80-hour weeks until he nearly ruined his health and his marriage.
Instead of pushing harder, he studied cognitive science and built a system called the 3.3 Rule. You do focused work for up to 3 hours, followed by a mandatory 30% recovery break.
That single shift let his firm grow 492% while his team averaged 42 hours a week during tax season.
He put the full blueprint, including the exact tools to roll this out across your entire team, into his new book: Take Breaks, Work Better.
Get more done in less time without burning out.
Order Take Breaks, Work Better and get your life back.
Talk soon,
[YOUR NAME]
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