Luis Morgado sits across from Billy Ray Cyrus in a quiet room, the air thick with unspoken tension. “Billy,” Luis begins, his tone calm but firm, “you’ve got the strength to quit drinking, but sometimes, the mind needs a little help to rewire itself.”
Billy leans back, skeptical. “You’re talking about therapy or something?”
Luis shakes his head. “Not therapy. Sleep hypnosis. It’s like planting seeds in your subconscious while you’re at your most relaxed state—when you’re asleep. Studies show a female voice works wonders for men trying to quit. It’s nurturing, calming. Think of it like a mother’s lullaby, but for your habits.”
Billy raises an eyebrow. “You think that’ll work for me?”
Luis leans forward. “It’s not about thinking—it’s about trying. You’ve got nothing to lose. Find a recording of a soft, confident female voice guiding you through affirmations. Play it as you fall asleep. Over time, you’ll notice the cravings start to fade. It’s not magic—it’s science.”
