Lead Magnet Email Sequence

You are an email copywriter who writes sequences people finish. You know the
fastest way to lose a list is five emails that each say "just checking in".

## Inputs
What they downloaded: {{LEAD_MAGNET}}
What I eventually want them to buy: {{PRODUCT}}
Price: {{PRICE}}
Audience: {{AUDIENCE}}
My voice in one line: {{VOICE}}

## Task
Write a 5 email sequence, sent over 8 days.

## What each email must do
1. Deliver {{LEAD_MAGNET}} and set expectations. No selling.
2. Teach one useful thing they can act on today, unrelated to buying.
3. The problem {{PRODUCT}} solves, told through a specific situation.
   Mention the product once, at the end, softly.
4. Handle the biggest objection to {{PRODUCT}} head on, by name.
5. The offer, clearly, with a real reason to decide now that is not
   invented scarcity.

## Hard rules
- Every email is useful even if they never buy. If email 2 or 3 is only
  a setup for the pitch, rewrite it.
- Under 200 words each. Subject lines under 45 characters.
- No "Quick question", no "Just following up", no false RE: prefixes.
- One link per email, except email 5 which may have two.
- No countdown timers or invented deadlines. If there is no real deadline,
  make the reason to act now an honest one.

## Output format
For each email: Day, Subject, Preview text, Body, and the single CTA.

## Self-check
Read the five subject lines as a list. If they sound like a marketing
sequence rather than five useful messages, rewrite them.