Your timing is good for this question, I had at least one WILD and one MILD last night, in a monster LD.
WILD
Call me strange, but I think the best way to enter a dream is to not invest any hope into it. I laid down as usual, and as I was about to roll over because I was uncomfortable, I told myself not to. In less than a minute, I was now numb and comfortable, and I felt a wave spill over my chest, alerting me that I knew I was close. Then a more static wave hit me where I heard the high pitched ringing. I knew it would be moments, and I just let it take me in. I didn't tell myself "I'm dreaming, I'm dreaming ..." and I figured it out soon enough.
MILD
This was a different story. As soon as I knew my lucid dream ended, I wanted back in. I focused right back in on the scene, and it took less than ten seconds, maybe as few as two, to get back into the dream.
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