Dream Life Tracks

Abundance and lifestyle · three tracks by Dr. Steve G. Jones

The Good Life Most People Are Waiting For Hides Behind One Sentence They Say Every Week

The sentence is “One day, when I have more, I’ll start living.” This is the story behind the Attract Abundant Lifestyle Complete Edition: three self-hypnosis tracks that help you see the life you want clearly, take the long view with money and notice the good chances in ordinary days.

Painting of a hammock between two palm trees on a quiet tropical beach at sunset, with a fresh coconut on the sand
One small wave at a timeThe island where Attract Abundant Lifestyle begins, as the evening tide comes in.Read why the good life keeps moving to “someday”

The Life You Want Has A Date On It, And The Date Keeps Moving

Dr. Steve G. Jones

Presented byDr. Steve G. Jones, Ed.D. Licensed Clinical Hypnotherapist, practicing hypnotherapy and NLP since the 1980s, and President of the American Alliance of Hypnotists.

Ask people what an abundant life looks like and most can describe it in seconds. More time with the people they love, a home that feels like theirs, the trip they keep meaning to take, mornings that don’t begin in a rush. Then ask when it starts, and the answer nearly always arrives just as fast: later, once there’s more money, more time, or both.

The advice they’ve been given usually sounds sensible:

Every one of those quietly pushes the good part of life a little further down the road.

When life keeps feeling smaller than the one we picture, we tend to blame the obvious suspects:

Underneath all four, very often, sits something quieter. This page calls it the “Someday Fog”: the habit of putting the good life on a date in the future, so that today is spent waiting for it. Like a sea fog rolling in over a beach, it takes nothing away. It simply hides what is already there: the good moments in front of you, the small choices you could make today, and the chances passing close by.

More money can’t clear it on its own, because the fog travels with the date. Reach one target and “someday” has a habit of moving on to the next one.

What does clear it is something you already carry. This page calls it your “Inner Compass”: a clear, felt picture of an ordinary day in the life you want, which turns small choices in its direction all day long. The way to switch it on comes from a quiet beach and an evening tide, in what this page calls the Island Tide. The three tracks in this edition are built to:

Dr. Steve G. Jones once stood about as far from an abundant life as a person can stand, with $80,000 of credit card debt and an office he was living in and about to lose. The way his life turned around runs through all three of these tracks, and you’ll find it further down.

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Being someone who is extremely familiar with the power of hypnosis, I can say without a shadow of a doubt that Clinical Hypnotherapist Steve G. Jones is among the best in the world.

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Individual experiences; results vary.

Picture a Saturday a few weeks from now. Before you reach for the phone, you take your first drink of the day slowly and bring a picture of the life you want to mind. You choose one small thing that belongs to that life, perhaps a walk somewhere new or one corner of the house cleared, and you do it before lunch. When sunlight falls across the table, you stay with it for three slow breaths instead of letting it slide past. In the afternoon a friend mentions a class starting next month, and you hear yourself say yes.

That Saturday is the reason to keep reading, because the Someday Fog rarely stays thin. Left alone, it tends to thicken like this:

  1. 1A weekend that disappears with nothing in it you chose becomes the usual kind of weekend.
  2. 2Other people’s holidays and homes on a screen start to look like proof that the good life belongs to someone else.
  3. 3Money that could have built a future goes on whatever the present wants most, and the future gets the leftovers.
  4. 4And “one day” hardens into a habit of mind that outlasts every pay rise.

In the next few minutes you’ll discover:

  1. Three popular ideas about the good life that keep it parked in the future.
  2. The Island Tide, a picture from a quiet beach that turns “one day” into one small step today.
  3. What a famous experiment with a person in a gorilla suit shows about the good things we walk straight past.
  4. The Someday Test, a seven-second game that shows how much of your own life is waiting for “one day”.

Every study mentioned is listed at the foot of the page, so you can read it for yourself.

$80,000 In Debt And Living In His Office, With The Office About To Go As Well

Dr. Steve G. Jones
Dr. Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist

Today Dr. Steve G. Jones coaches top Hollywood directors, sports stars and CEOs. He manages 22 training certification programs in hypnosis and NLP, and at one time 30,000 students were enrolled in his programs.

His life began a long way from any of that. He lost his mother at an early age and grew up with his father, who battled alcohol abuse.

As an adult came career detours and business ventures that failed. The balance on his credit cards climbed until it reached $80,000, and financial institutions and collection agencies were beating down on his door.

Then he was evicted from his own place. With nowhere else to go, he lived out of his office, and he was about to lose that as well.

For a man in that position, an abundant life must have looked like the most distant “someday” there is.

He was about to lose the last room he had.

What happened next matters to anyone who is waiting on a “someday” of their own, and it comes a little further down. First, look at three ideas about the good life that nearly everyone hears, because each one thickens the fog.

Three Ideas About The Good Life That Keep It Parked In The Future

You’ll hear all three from well-meaning friends and family, and from plenty of advice columns too.

“You’ll enjoy life once you can afford it.”

It sounds responsible. Yet a good part of an abundant life costs little or nothing: a meal with friends, a morning outdoors, an evening with the phone in another room, a home with one less cluttered corner. And when money is spent, how it’s spent matters as much as how much.

In the research

Spending on experiences, such as a trip or a meal out, tended to bring people more lasting happiness than spending on things.1 In a 2017 study, people who spent money to buy themselves time reported greater life satisfaction.2

Attract Abundant Lifestyle asks you, once a week, to book one thing in your calendar that makes life feel abundant to you, and to keep it like an important appointment.

“Everyone else already has the life I want.”

A screen full of other people’s best days makes this feel true. Their holidays, kitchens and dinners arrive in a steady stream, while hardly any of their ordinary Tuesdays do.

In the research

A 2014 study found that people who compared themselves upward on social media more often tended to think less of themselves.3

The track gives that moment a response of its own. You put the screen down for a moment, notice one good thing that is already yours, and take one small step towards your own picture.

The one that does the most damage

“One day, when I have more, I’ll start living.”

This is the Someday Fog put into words. If more money were the whole answer, the sentence would vanish with the next pay rise. For a great many people it simply moves on to the next target.

The track answers it with a new question. Whenever the old sentence comes up, you smile and ask yourself, “What part of that life can I enjoy today?” Then you go and find it.

In the research

When people wrote about or imagined their “best possible self”, a picture of their life going as well as it could, their optimism and wellbeing rose, according to a 2019 review of 29 studies.4

Why The Good Life Hides In Plain Sight

Most of a life happens in a handful of ordinary moments that come round again and again: the first minutes of the morning, a good moment in front of you, a spare evening, payday, a screen in your hand. In each of them the Someday Fog tends to arrive first.

The Someday Fog

The habit of putting the good life on a later date, so today feels like time spent in a waiting room and its good moments, choices and chances go unnoticed.

This is how it settles over an ordinary week:

So clearing the fog has very little to do with waiting for more. It comes down to something you already have.

Your Life Already Has A Compass, And It Needs Something To Point At

Your Inner Compass

A clear, felt picture of an ordinary day in the life you want. Once it’s clear, small choices swing towards it all day long, the way a compass needle swings back to north.

Everyone has used it at some point. Think of a time you had a clear picture of something, a move, a new routine or a room you wanted to make beautiful, and kept taking steps until the picture was real. While the picture stayed clear, the choices almost made themselves.

The trouble is that for most of us the picture of a good life is blurry. We know we want “more than this”, and that’s about as far as it goes. A compass with no north to find simply spins, and a day with no picture to steer by gets decided by habit, by the phone and by whatever is loudest.

Look at how much of an ordinary week depends on a clear picture:

So even when the problem seems to be one of these:

it is very often a compass with nothing clear to point at, under a thick layer of Someday Fog.

How Much Of Your Life Is Waiting For “One Day”?

Try this now. It takes seven seconds, and the answer is yours alone.

Press start. Then, before the seconds run out, finish this sentence out loud or in your head with whatever comes to mind first.

“One day, when I have more, I will…”

7seconds

This is only a game, and whatever comes up says nothing about you. It simply shows where your own “someday” list sits.

Whatever turned up, a small piece of it can almost always begin sooner than “one day”, and that small piece is exactly where the tracks start.

Where The Fog Rolls In From, Including Some Things That Look Like Good Advice

Nobody chooses the Someday Fog. It drifts in from ordinary life, and some of it comes from habits we were taught to admire.

None of these is anybody’s fault, and each one has a small, practical answer somewhere in the three tracks.

A Hammock On A Quiet Island And A Tide That Comes In One Wave At A Time

Attract Abundant Lifestyle opens on a quiet tropical island late on a warm afternoon. You’re lying in a hammock between two palm trees, the water in front of you every shade of blue and green, small waves washing onto the sand, and the taste of cool coconut water as you settle deeper.

As Steve counts down from ten to one, the sun sinks lower towards the sea until it has set. Then you notice the tide coming in.

From the track

“Each small wave reaches a little further up the warm sand than the one before. One small wave at a time, the water rises, until the whole bay is full and calm under the evening sky.”

That picture is the Island Tide, and it carries the whole idea of this edition. Nobody fills a bay with a single wave. Each small thing you do that belongs to the life you want reaches a little further than the last, and together they reach every part of it, from your home and your health to your work, your money and the people you love.

Where the Someday Fog keeps the good life for later, all in one piece, the tide brings it in a little at a time, starting with the next wave.

One small wave at a time.

The First Three Weeks, As The Recording Lays Them Out

Steve suggests staying with one track for 21 days before moving on, so the edition gives you three runs of 21 days each. This is how the first run, with Attract Abundant Lifestyle, is set out on the recording itself.

  1. Day 1You listen somewhere quiet, with headphones, and let the island and the tide take you into deep relaxation. In two silent pauses you remember a time you changed something and it worked, and then you live one ordinary day of the life you want, from morning to evening.
  2. The next dayBefore the day is over, you write a few lines about an ordinary day in that life, in the present tense, and put them where you’ll see them each morning.
  3. Every morning after thatWith your first drink of the day you bring the picture to mind for a few slow breaths, choose one small thing that belongs to that life, and do it that same day.
  4. Once a weekYou book one thing in your calendar that makes life feel abundant to you, and you keep it.
  5. Day 21You move on to the next track and keep the morning picture going.

Nothing on that list asks for a big change, because each step is a single wave.

Three Tracks, One Picture To Steer By

A single track can only reach so far. A clear picture of the life you want still needs money that heads in the same direction, and eyes that are open to the chances leading there. So the edition brings three tracks together, and each one takes a different part of the Someday Fog.

Inside the Attract Abundant Lifestyle Complete Edition

The pictureAttract Abundant LifestyleSee the life you want clearly, then live a little more of it each day.
The long viewMindset of the RichThink about money the way wealthy people do, in years and decades.
The open eyePrimed for AbundanceNotice the good chances in ordinary days, and say yes to them.

Three MP3s, each with its own setting, its own silent rehearsals and a first step for the following day.

A Morning Picture From A Tropical Island

Attract Abundant Lifestyle on computer, tablet and phone

The first track gives your Inner Compass something to point at. After the island and the tide, it asks you to remember a time you changed something and it worked, because a new picture is easier to trust when you’ve made one real before.

Wouldn’t a grander picture work better? The track goes the other way. It asks you to picture an ordinary day in the life you want: how you wake, who is with you, how you spend your time and how the evening feels. An ordinary day is something you can start living a piece of tomorrow.

In the research

Imagining or writing about your best possible self raised optimism and wellbeing across 29 studies.4 Goals built on what matters to you, such as relationships, growth and health, have also been linked with more wellbeing than goals built on image and possessions alone.5

Then it ties the picture to one fixed moment each day, your first drink of the morning, because habits form most readily when they’re linked to the same cue every day.6

  • A picture of the life you want, built from your own values, so it belongs to you and nobody else.
  • One small action each day that belongs to that life, done the same day.
  • Good moments enjoyed with all your senses for three slow breaths, so you enjoy what you have while you build more.

This track is called Attract Abundant Lifestyle. It begins on the island and ends by counting you back up, ready for your day. See Attract Abundant Lifestyle on its own page.

The Long View From The Library Of A Grand Old House

Mindset of the Rich on computer, tablet and phone
Painting of the sunlit library of a grand old house, with a leather armchair, tall bookshelves and an old clock

The second track takes the money side of the Someday Fog, the part where the future keeps getting the leftovers. It opens in the library of a grand old house on a summer afternoon, with dust floating in the sunlight and an old clock ticking you down from ten to one.

Every book on those shelves was once placed on an empty shelf, one at a time, year after year. The track uses that picture for wealth: built slowly, with one amount set aside and then another, and given time.

In the research

In one study, people who saw an age-progressed image of their own face put more of a hypothetical income towards retirement.7 When saving was made automatic, with people enrolled unless they chose otherwise, far more of them saved for retirement.8

So the track has you meet your future self, who walks in through a door across the library, and listen in silence to the advice they give you. From then on, every money choice gets made with that person in mind.

The old wayWith the long view
Spend first, then save whatever is leftThe first part goes to your future self, by an automatic transfer
“That’s out of reach.”“How could I make this possible?”
Buy it now, wonder about it laterOne slow breath, and a night to think it over
Statements left unopenedA few calm minutes with your money every week

This track is called Mindset of the Rich. It names no products and promises no returns. It builds patient, long-view habits of thought about money. See Mindset of the Rich on its own page.

Fruit Among The Leaves Of An Orchard At Sunrise

Primed for Abundance on computer, tablet and phone

The third track takes the last part of the Someday Fog: the chances that pass close by while the mind is busy elsewhere. It opens on a hillside orchard at sunrise in late summer, with dew underfoot, bees in the long golden light and the taste of a crisp apple.

Lying under the tallest tree, at first you see only leaves. As your eyes relax, ripe fruit begins to appear among them, more and more of it, all of it there from the very start.

In the research

In a well-known experiment, many people who were busy counting basketball passes failed to notice a person in a gorilla suit walking right through the game.9 What we’re set to look for decides much of what we see, and calm, positive feelings have been found to widen attention.10

Gratitude gets a part to play too. In a 2003 study, people who wrote down things they were grateful for each week felt better about their lives as a whole than people who wrote about hassles or about ordinary events.11

So the track sets your mind each morning before you reach for your phone: three things you’re thankful for, and then the words “Today I notice the good chances around me.” When a chance appears, you ask, “Could this lead somewhere good?” When it fits your values, you say yes and take one small step towards it the same day.

  • A morning intention that sets your attention for the whole day.
  • A friendly hello and one question for the people you meet, because so many good chances come through people.
  • A small notebook just for the chances you notice, with one step towards each.

This track is called Primed for Abundance. It begins in the orchard and ends by counting you back up, ready for your day. See Primed for Abundance on its own page.

Between them, the three tracks work on the Someday Fog from every side it hides behind: what you want, what you do with money, and what you notice.

Is anything missing? One thing, and no recording can supply it. Each track hands you a small step for the following day, and that step stays yours to take. It is also the step that brings the tide in.

Introducing The Attract Abundant Lifestyle Complete Edition, Three Tracks To Clear The Someday Fog

It’s called the Attract Abundant Lifestyle Complete Edition.

Attract Abundant Lifestyle on computer, tablet and phoneMindset of the Rich on computer, tablet and phonePrimed for Abundance on computer, tablet and phone

Three self-hypnosis tracks by Dr. Steve G. Jones in one download: Attract Abundant Lifestyle, Mindset of the Rich and Primed for Abundance. Together they help you see the life you want clearly, take the long view with money and notice the good chances in ordinary days, so that more of that life arrives week by week instead of “one day”.

Gives your Inner Compass a pictureAn ordinary day in the life you want, rehearsed in deep relaxation.
Points your money the same wayYour future self paid first, and a night’s thought before buying on impulse.
Opens your eyes to chancesA morning intention, a friendly question and a same-day step.
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All three tracks end by counting you back up, wide awake, so you can play them at any quiet time of day when nothing will disturb you, though never while driving.

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What Is A Year Of Ordinary Days Worth To You?

Think about it for a moment. What would it be worth to stop waiting for your life to start? To have weekends with something in them you chose, a home that feels like the life you want, money that heads towards your future instead of drifting away, and a habit of saying yes to good chances?

And if someone you love lives under the same fog, what would it be worth to watch them enjoy an ordinary Tuesday?

A year holds 52 weekends, and under the Someday Fog it’s easy for each one to slip by like the last. Picture what clearing it could mean:

Underneath the weekends sits something bigger: the kind of person you are while you build your life, someone who lives well now and builds more at the same time.

Dr. Jones coaches top Hollywood directors, sports stars and CEOs. In this edition, three of his self-hypnosis tracks come together in one download for $69.95.

Three Ways To Get These Tracks, And One Clear Best Value

Each track has its own page at dreamlifetrack.com, and any of them can be bought on its own.

One trackAttract Abundant Lifestyle$29.95Start with the picture, and add the other two later.See this track’s page
Three tracks, one by oneBought separately$89.85Attract Abundant Lifestyle $29.95
Mindset of the Rich $29.95
Primed for Abundance $29.95
Best valueAttract Abundant Lifestyle Complete Edition$69.95All three tracks in one download. You keep $19.90.See the edition ↓

Why take all three now? Because the Someday Fog hides in more than one place. A clear picture with no money habits behind it stays a picture, and a careful saver with no eye for chances can wait a very long time for the right moment. The three are made to follow each other:

  1. Days 1 to 21Attract Abundant Lifestyle: the picture, the morning ritual and the weekly booking.
  2. Days 22 to 42Mindset of the Rich: your future self paid first, and a night’s thought before buying on impulse.
  3. Days 43 to 63Primed for Abundance: the morning intention, the friendly question and the same-day step.

After that, keep whichever track you need most close at hand for the weeks when the fog drifts back in.

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Three self-hypnosis tracks by Dr. Steve G. Jones

Attract Abundant Lifestyle on computer, tablet and phoneMindset of the Rich on computer, tablet and phonePrimed for Abundance on computer, tablet and phone

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  5. Find a quiet place where nothing will disturb you (never while driving), put on your headphones and press play on Attract Abundant Lifestyle.
  6. The next day, write a few lines about an ordinary day in the life you want, in the present tense, and put them where you’ll see them each morning.

If you’re still unsure, that’s understandable. Most of us grew up believing that the good life has to wait until we can afford it.

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Next Weekend Is Coming Either Way. What Will Be In It?

If nothing changes

It’s easy to carry on as before. The alarm goes, the phone comes out and habit decides the day. Good moments slide past while your mind is on what’s missing. Payday comes and goes, and the future gets the leftovers again. An invitation arrives, and you say “maybe next time”.

The weekend disappears with nothing in it you chose, then the next one does the same, and the life you want stays exactly where it was, one day away.

If you let the tide come in

Or you can start tonight. Put on your headphones, lie back and let the island take you into deep relaxation while you picture an ordinary day in the life you want.

Tomorrow you write that day down. The morning after, with your first drink, you choose one small thing and do it. Before long the first part of each payday is going to your future self, and your notebook holds its first few chances.

And you have a full 30 days to change your mind.

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Money, Time, Luck And Other Things People Ask

What exactly is the Someday Fog?

It’s this page’s name for the habit of putting the good life on a later date, once there is more money or more time, so that today feels like waiting. It hides three things: the good moments in front of you, the small choices you could make today and the chances passing close by.

And the Inner Compass?

It’s a clear, felt picture of an ordinary day in the life you want. On Attract Abundant Lifestyle you rehearse that day in silence, then bring it to mind each morning with your first drink, so small choices start pointing the same way.

Will these tracks make me rich?

No honest track can promise that, and these make no promise about your income, savings or wealth. They work on mindset and habits: the picture you steer by, how you think about money over the years and the chances you notice. Nothing on them is financial advice, and Mindset of the Rich itself tells you to see a qualified, independent adviser before any big money decision.

Why three tracks and not one?

Because the Someday Fog hides in three places: a blurry picture of what you want, money that goes to the present first and chances that pass unnoticed. Each track takes one of them. Bought one by one at dreamlifetrack.com they come to $89.85, and the edition is $69.95.

In what order should I listen?

Steve suggests staying with one track for 21 days, so start with Attract Abundant Lifestyle, then Mindset of the Rich, then Primed for Abundance. After that, go back to whichever one you need most.

When should I listen?

Somewhere quiet where nothing will disturb you, and never while driving. All three tracks end by counting you back up, wide awake, so any quiet time of day works.

I’m in serious debt. Should I start here?

If debt feels heavy, contact a free debt-advice service first. The tracks can sit alongside that help, and they never replace it.

Is self-hypnosis right for everyone?

No. It isn’t suitable for anyone with severe depression, psychosis, a dissociative or seizure disorder, or a drug or alcohol problem. If one of those applies to you, please talk to your doctor before listening.

How fast will I see results?

Everyone is different. Many people feel calm and relaxed from the very first listen, and the new habits build each time you play it. That is why Steve suggests listening every day for a minimum of two weeks, and longer if you like.

Does your program cater specifically to me?

Yes. The program is built on broad human psychology, with techniques, tips and methods that people have used for thousands of years, so it suits adults of any age. Whether you're 21 or 61, it is never too early or too late to start building better habits.

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Your Weekends, Your Money And Your Life None Of It Has To Wait For “One Day”

The Someday Fog never takes anything away from you. It keeps the good part of life on the far side of a date that keeps moving, until the waiting itself starts to feel like life.

You don’t have to decide anything big right now. Say maybe. Listen to the first track, write your picture down the next day, and give yourself the 30 days to watch the tide come in. If it isn’t for you, one email brings back every penny.

The choice is yours.

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Research cited on this page

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