Become Her: The 7 Day Plan To Stop Waiting To Be Chosen
A finished 49 page book in the biggest self help niche there is. It names no teacher and promises nothing about anybody else, so nothing in it dates and nothing in it can be held against you.
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You are not just buying this to read it. You are buying the right to sell it.
PLR stands for Private Label Rights. It means you get the finished product plus a licence to put your own name on it, change it however you want, and sell it as your own work. You keep one hundred percent of what you charge. There is no revenue share, no reporting, and no renewal.
What you can do
- Put your name on it as the author
- Change the title, cover, chapters and examples
- Sell it as your own product at any price you set
- Give it away in exchange for an email address
- Bundle it with your other offers
- Translate it, record it as audio, or turn it into a course
- Split it into smaller products
What you cannot do
- Resell the PLR licence itself to other creators
- Claim you wrote the raw source content
- Use it to build a direct competitor to AgentSkillVault
- Combine several PLR licences into one product without written permission
How people use it
- Download the source files the moment payment clears.
- Rebrand it. Your name, your cover, your voice, your examples.
- Package it. Add bonuses, a workbook, or a short video walkthrough.
- Sell it. You set the price and you keep every dollar of it.
The licence is granted to one buyer and covers this product only. It starts the moment your payment clears and it does not expire. See all PLR ebooks.
How It Can Help You
Every book in this category quietly promises that somebody will choose her. That promise is why the category has the refund rate it has, and why so much of it reads like a script. This one refuses the promise in a chapter of its own and sells the only part that was ever in the reader's hands: what she is willing to accept, and how long she is willing to wait for it. Refusing the big claim is what makes the rest of the book believable, and a believable book in this niche is rare enough to be its own advantage.
Who's This For
Your reader can describe the woman she keeps meaning to become in detail. How she talks. What she does not put up with. How she is in a room. What she cannot do is start being her, because every version of the plan has a condition in front of it. When things settle down. When I have sorted a few things out. When he decides. Every one of those puts the change after the proof, and the proof is produced by the woman she is waiting to become, so it never arrives and another year goes by. That is the feeling she is buying a way out of, and it is the largest self help audience in the world. This book is the way out, already written, with the sales page and the emails done.
Look Inside
Real pages from the book you are buying.
Read it before you buy the rights to it.
The contents page and the opening chapters, straight out of the finished book. No notice pages, no filler.
What's Inside
Every piece, broken down.
The finished book, 49 pages
Become Her. Eighteen chapters in four parts. The picture you hold of yourself. The five things that keep it alive. The seven days. And living it after the week. Designed and ready to sell as it is.
The editable Word file
All 7,400 words as a .docx. It opens in Word, Pages, Google Docs and LibreOffice. Nine placeholders to swap and it is yours.
The same book as a plain text file
A plain text copy of the whole book, for anyone who would rather work in a text editor or feed it into another tool.
Three editable covers
Three finished covers at 1600 by 2560. You also get the HTML file behind each one, with the text and colors marked so you can change them. How to export is included.
The sales kit
A sales page. Five launch emails. Ten social posts. Three ad angles. And a note on where to sell it. No promise about anybody else, no diagnosis claims and no income claims, so you can run them as they are.
The quick start
One page. Download to a live listing in about an hour, in the right order. Plus the one step most buyers skip.
Your PLR licence, made out to you
A certificate with your name, a licence number and the date on it. It says exactly what you can do with the book. It comes as its own download at checkout.
How To Use It
One file, 6 ways to sell it.
Sell it exactly as it is
The PDF is finished and designed. List it today. Set your own price. Keep every dollar. This is the easiest route and the licence allows it.
Put your name on it first
Twenty minutes in the Word file. Nine placeholders and your own author paragraph. That paragraph is the only thing in the book that sends a reader back to you, and in this niche it is the one that turns a reader into a client.
Aim it at one woman and charge more
A woman leaving a long relationship, a woman who has spent ten years being the easy one, and a woman in her twenties who has never said the plain thing are three different products out of one file. The seven days do not change. The reader you name does.
Run the week as a group
The plan is seven days with one job a day, which is exactly the shape a paid group or a challenge needs. One book gives you the content, the order and something for people to talk about afterwards.
Run it as an eighteen day email course
Every chapter ends with one action in bold, so every chapter is already an email with its ask written. Eighteen chapters, eighteen sends.
Put it in front of coaching
A reader who finishes the week has done something real and has an obvious next question. If you coach women, that is the easiest conversation you will have all month.
What You Can Sell It For
Suggested resale price: $37 to $47.
You pay $15.99 once. You set your own price after that, and you keep every dollar of it. Here is the simple math on 50 copies.
Priced at $37, 50 copies sold
$1,850
potential
Priced at $47, 50 copies sold
$2,350
potential
That is arithmetic on a price you choose, not a promise. We have no way of knowing what you will sell, and nobody honest would tell you otherwise. What you make depends on your price, your audience and your work.
The Transformation
Before vs after.
Before
- The biggest self help audience there is and nothing of your own to sell them
- Everything you could rebrand promises to get somebody back
- One product, one narrow reader, one price
After
- A whole package rebranded and listed in an afternoon
- A book that refuses the claim that causes refunds, and sells the part that is true
- One file aimed at three different women, at three different prices
This is for you if…
- Coaches, creators and page owners in dating, relationships or women's self development
- Anyone with an audience here and nothing of their own to sell them
- Practitioners who want something real to hand a client between sessions
This is NOT for you if…
- You want a script to get somebody back. The book argues against that in a chapter of its own
- Your audience is men, or the material does not fit your voice
- You want to give it away free, which the licence does not allow
FAQ
The questions everyone asks.
Does it promise that somebody will choose her?
No, and that is deliberate. Chapter 4 says on its own page that no book can change another person's mind. What the book changes is what the reader is willing to accept and how long she is willing to wait for it, which is the only part of it that was ever hers.
Is it based on any particular teacher or framework?
No. The idea that a person acts out of the picture she holds of herself is much older than any one teacher and is not owned by anybody. The book teaches it in plain words and cites nobody, so there is no name in it to credit and nothing to go out of fashion.
Does it make any claim about mental health?
None. It is a book about habits, and the last chapter says plainly that if a reader is carrying something heavier than that, she needs a doctor or a qualified professional rather than a seven day plan. The sales kit tells you not to advertise against that chapter.
Can I really sell it to more than one audience?
Yes. Change the title, the cover and the examples, and name the reader you actually have in one sentence in the opening section. Keep the seven days in order, because the order is what makes it work.
What exactly am I allowed to do with it?
Put your name on it. Change the title and the cover. Rewrite any part of it. Translate it. Turn it into a course or an audiobook. Bundle it. Sell it at any price, anywhere, and keep every dollar. The full licence comes with it.
What am I not allowed to do?
You cannot give it away for nothing, though an email address in exchange is fine. You cannot put it in a free membership site. And you cannot pass the resale rights on to your own buyers.
How is it delivered?
One zip file with sixteen items in it, right after checkout. Your licence comes as a second download with your name on it.
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