For some people, quitting smoking is a monumental task, while others can
take it or leave it and have no difficulty giving it up. People try to
understand the psychology of stopping without realizing that it boils
down to one simple thing: You have to want to quit. People who have a
great deal of difficulty really don't want
to stop smoking. They think patches, gums, and pills will force them to stop, so that
the decision is out of their hands. Putting it in its simplest terms,
what is more easy than to "not" do something? It's a matter of taking
personal responsibility and control and, when you can come to terms with
that fact, it's quite easy to stop smoking.
Instructions
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1
Ask yourself if you really don't want to smoke anymore and,
more importantly, give yourself an honest answer. Remember, you can't
fool yourself.
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2
Leave a couple cigarettes in the last pack you smoked and
have it with you at all times. This may seem contrary to what you're
trying to do but the point is, by having them and not
smoking, you become empowered because the reason you are not smoking is because you are making that choice.
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3
Fill in the gap. Smoking is a habit and when you quit a
habit you must replace it with another. That's why most people gain
weight when they
stop smoking.
Choose another healthier habit to replace smoking such as chewing
sugarless gum or snacking on raw crunchy carrots or other vegetables.
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