Did you know that the most common, most effective and easiest method for quitting tobacco -- the one used by most former smokers around the world -- is Cold Turkey?
You may have "tried that before" and didn't get the results you wanted. But if you've struggled and failed in the past it wasn't because the method doesn't work, or because you are unable. You just didn't do it correctly. You tried sparring with behavior but you didn't get your mind right first.
Maybe you know a smoker who quit easily, threw out the pack and never looked back. Maybe you noticed how they always say, "I just decided." "I just made up my mind."
They didn't struggle with craving or triggers, they didn't worry about willpower. They used a specific mental state to produce and project absolute certainty, total confidence and a relaxed attitude of perfect positive expectation. No drug or device can deliver that effect, but you can create it at will with a few simple mental hacks.
All you have to change is your mind.
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That person you know who "just quit" one day, and said it was easy?They did it with one or more (maybe all) of these tools.
Smokers tend to assume that aversive, negative ideas and images about smoking are the best motivations to quit. But negative motivators like fear will quickly fade once a change has been made. Use valid strategies for creating long term self-motivation.
We prefer ideas that support existing views. As smokers we collected "proof" of need and desire (addiction, craving, stress, failure). A nonsmoker rejects those false ideas and acts on facts that support nonsmoking. Choose your information policy wisely.
A smoker who is trying to quit will think, "I want to smoke but I can't." Smokers are very familiar with that feeling and imagine nonsmoking as a lifetime of deprivation. An actual nonsmoker thinks, "I could smoke anytime I want to, but I just don't want to."
Optimist / Pessimist choices may reflect situation over character. Were you thirsty, or drowning when you saw the glass of water? Bad experience can engender pessimistic views and vice versa. Applied optimism is the correct strategic antidote.
Constantly reminding and scolding yourself and picking "Willpower" battles is an ineffective, punishing grind. But we never struggle at all when we're getting what we want. Know what you want and why and how to get it. Be certain that you will.
With the other five concepts in place, there's no battle to fight, no need for strength or resistance. When you know that something is easily done with simple skills you already possess, you do it with a relaxed and positive expectation of success.
