
Clock Screensavers and The Question Time Is Asking You
$4.97
A clock screensaver is not designed to be a self-help tool, and yet people who keep one on their desk report the same thing: within a day it stops feeling like a screensaver and starts feeling like a statement. Time is moving whether you are using it or not, and the going does not depend on your schedule.
Explains why a visible clock works, turning an abstract resource into a concrete one, and gives a practical setup you can copy today: the right placement, the three prompts to write down. Covers the mistakes that make the reminder useless, starting with treating the clock as a motivator instead of a prompt.
What's in this download
- 1 article — ready to rebrand
- Editable Word (.docx) + print-ready PDF of each
- Full PLR license
- Instant download after purchase
Specs
| File formats | Word (.docx) + PDF |
|---|---|
| Files included | 3 (1 article × 2 formats) + PLR license |
| Content | 1 article |
| Editable | Yes — Word doc, ready to rebrand |
| License | Private Label Rights (PLR) |
| Suggested resale price | $9.97 |
What your PLR license lets you do
- Edit and rebrand all content however you like
- Use as blog, website, or newsletter content
- Use as an ebook, report, or course material
- Use as autoresponder / email sequences
- Create lead magnets and giveaways from it (not the original files)
- Publish to article directories and Web 2.0 sites (rewrite first)
- Record audio or video from the content
- Claim ownership of your final product
- Keep 100% of your earnings
- Resell the original, unedited files
- Claim copyright of the content