Why Don't You Stop Smoking? The smoker says "Because I Enjoy it".
That is one of the biggest lies in history.
How do I prove that to the smoker? Here's how.
I ask them Do they want their children to smoke? Without exception they reply No Definitely not! That is a very big contradiction.
Why do they not want their children to smoke? Because they understand all of the dangers caused by smoking.
(even better than non-smokers do) and because it is not enjoyable.
Once you, the smoker, have been trapped, you must find your own way out - but how? That's what I'm going to tell you here.
There's no real magic to it, you won't just wake up and be a non-smoker.
But I have discovered the way to do this Easily.
Until you know the secret, your chances of quitting are very slim.
In order to fully appreciate quitting smoking, you must understand the following two points: 1.
The Trigger that makes you want to quit.
What motivates you? * Do you no longer want to think you are less of a person than the non-smokers of this world? * Do you no longer want to worry about your money and your health? * Do you no longer want to dread the thought of running out of fags or losing your lighter or matches? * Do you no longer want to feel dirty or miserable or feel like a second class citizen? * Do you no longer want to worry about how you smell, especially when you kiss a non-smoker (spouse or others)? * Do you no longer want to feel guilty about smoking? But most important .
* Do you no longer want to hate yourself because you're a smoker? 2.
The Nicotine Trap.
First of all, you must know that you're addicted to nicotine.
You are a drug addict.
Let that last sentence sink in.
Your brain has been conditioned by the drug, nicotine, to make your unconscious mind work toward keeping you in the trap.
It's necessary to understand how nicotine creates an illusion that smoking a cigarette will provide you with a genuine pleasure or prop.
The bottom line is, you smoke (beside the fact that you can) despite the dangers, because of the subtle combination of these two factors: One is nicotine addiction and second one is the misconception in your unconscious mind.
Nicotine addiction: Nicotine, an addictive substance, is a clear, oily compound contained in tobacco that produces a high when delivered into your body.
When the high wears off, you suffer withdrawal symptoms.
This is a serious problem until you understand it and recognize it's just a feeling you experience when you stop the intake of nicotine.
It's this feeling that causes you to think you need another smoke.
It's when you're not smoking that you suffer this feeling.
For some unknown reason, you don't blame the cigarette for this feeling.
When you light up again, you're tricked into thinking the cigarette is providing some sort of pleasure or prop.
That's just a figment of your imagination.
All you have really done is eliminate the withdrawal symptoms temporarily.
Misconception of the Unconscious Mind: Did you know there's virtually no physical pain caused by the withdrawal symptoms? It's 98% mental.
This brings us to the misconception part where the unconscious mind overtakes the conscious mind and creates the delusions that allow you to continue smoking despite all the dangers.
It's these delusions that present the primary difficulty in stopping smoking.
They are fed by our upbringing, our own addiction, and by all those impressions that have been passed on to us by advertising, our friends, our colleagues, and/or our family.
The combination of nicotine addiction and the misconception in your unconscious mind provide the backbone for the TRAP.