Kick The HabitStick To A Solid Plan
The act of quitting smoking is really no different than anything else you've ever wanted - you need to have a plan of action that'll define all the smaller steps or goals that'll eventually lead to that end goal of being able to totally kick the habit permanently.
The act of writing down the reasons why a smoker is quitting and what are all the minor steps or milestones required to reach and therefore exceed to be able to get to that final and most important goal of all can be of huge importance.
Just be sure to make your goals realistic, but not too simple either - challenging and achievable is the way to do it.
Be fully and unswervingly dedicated to your defined plan and be sure to reward yourself for pushing through each milestone, even if it's solely a pat on your own back - you'll deserve it!
Nowadays there's a cart-load of ways for going about quitting smoking;
This short list only shows a few of them, but no matter what method you decide on the most trying part of any plan is in fact rigidly sticking to it.
The thing that happens most often though is when trying to quit the smoker will fail because he or she make too many compromising decisions - they find reasons or generate excuses for not sticking to their original plan and ultimately stop trying.
You must always be fully aware of exactly how and when you're going to reach that all-important end goal - be realistic, don't prevaricate or procrastinate, don't be distracted, don't produce stupid excuses for not doing something and you will as a rule, unquestionably come out a winner!
Good quality heart-rate hiking exercise will release those addictive endorphins [the same as nicotine does] that can help replace those released by your nicotine addiction which means exercise is an exceptional addition to whatever method and plan you're going to be using to quit smoking.
So you could - and some people have already - swap your nicotine addiction with the simple and health rejuvenating addiction of exercise.
The motivation of strengthening your health and living longer and then the full dedication to your selected and well defined, thoroughly achievable plan will be the driving forces for effectively stopping smoking for good!
In summary; having a clear and concise plan and then sticking to it, will be a definite help and even though you're bound to find it a little tough at first, being able to kick the habit is much easier than you think YOU ONLY HAVE TO WANT TO!
Quitting smoking naturally, speedily, and permanently isn't and has never been about overly complicated systems and/or poisonous pills and patches - it's all about simplicity, a little bit of will-power and some genuine tried and tested tobacco-quitting knowledge.
The act of writing down the reasons why a smoker is quitting and what are all the minor steps or milestones required to reach and therefore exceed to be able to get to that final and most important goal of all can be of huge importance.
Just be sure to make your goals realistic, but not too simple either - challenging and achievable is the way to do it.
Be fully and unswervingly dedicated to your defined plan and be sure to reward yourself for pushing through each milestone, even if it's solely a pat on your own back - you'll deserve it!
Nowadays there's a cart-load of ways for going about quitting smoking;
- Cold Turkey
- Gradually cutting down
- Hypnosis
- Nicotine Patches
- Electronic Cigarettes
This short list only shows a few of them, but no matter what method you decide on the most trying part of any plan is in fact rigidly sticking to it.
The thing that happens most often though is when trying to quit the smoker will fail because he or she make too many compromising decisions - they find reasons or generate excuses for not sticking to their original plan and ultimately stop trying.
You must always be fully aware of exactly how and when you're going to reach that all-important end goal - be realistic, don't prevaricate or procrastinate, don't be distracted, don't produce stupid excuses for not doing something and you will as a rule, unquestionably come out a winner!
Good quality heart-rate hiking exercise will release those addictive endorphins [the same as nicotine does] that can help replace those released by your nicotine addiction which means exercise is an exceptional addition to whatever method and plan you're going to be using to quit smoking.
So you could - and some people have already - swap your nicotine addiction with the simple and health rejuvenating addiction of exercise.
The motivation of strengthening your health and living longer and then the full dedication to your selected and well defined, thoroughly achievable plan will be the driving forces for effectively stopping smoking for good!
In summary; having a clear and concise plan and then sticking to it, will be a definite help and even though you're bound to find it a little tough at first, being able to kick the habit is much easier than you think YOU ONLY HAVE TO WANT TO!
Quitting smoking naturally, speedily, and permanently isn't and has never been about overly complicated systems and/or poisonous pills and patches - it's all about simplicity, a little bit of will-power and some genuine tried and tested tobacco-quitting knowledge.
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