I was a heavy smoker not some wussy pack a day poser.
So I honestly believe that if I can quit, anyone who really wants to can quit too.
Personally, I was flat broke back then so I put it in perspective of how much money I was going to save and what I was going to do with it.
When I made the decision to quit, I told everyone I was quitting and not to let me borrow a smoke. Since I knew no one was going to offer, I never asked.
And because I calculated how much money I was saving, I could see that only a fool would go to the store and buy a pack for just one quick smoke break I'd regret later.
Long story short, I saved enough money to buy an RV (and you can too).
I totally agree with socialmediaking: The real key at the end of the day, is wanting to quit. If you do not really want to quit, deep down, then you never will.
So I honestly believe that if I can quit, anyone who really wants to can quit too.
Personally, I was flat broke back then so I put it in perspective of how much money I was going to save and what I was going to do with it.
When I made the decision to quit, I told everyone I was quitting and not to let me borrow a smoke. Since I knew no one was going to offer, I never asked.
And because I calculated how much money I was saving, I could see that only a fool would go to the store and buy a pack for just one quick smoke break I'd regret later.
Long story short, I saved enough money to buy an RV (and you can too).
I totally agree with socialmediaking: The real key at the end of the day, is wanting to quit. If you do not really want to quit, deep down, then you never will.
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