50 Reasons to Quit Smoking Weed
Sebastian here. You know what? I tried to quit smoking weed so many times before I actually made it happen. When I look back now,
it is obvious why I failed.
I would tell myself that this is my last bag, and that was pretty much my complete plan.
Then, when the bag of weed was fininshed - I was completely unprepared to quit smoking weed and scored more as quick as I could -
usually a lot more so this didn't happen again for a while.
Without knowing it (or caring to know) - I was scared to face life without having weed to fall back on. Marijuana was my security smoke.
Have Reasons to Quit Smoking Weed - Or Prepare to Fail
People underestimate how powerful making a decision can be, if you actually make it!
What I mean by that is, you need to know on a deeper level why you are quitting. Something brought you to the decision to quit weed and
you need to keep your eyes on the prize if you would like to make it reality.
Although I do not smoke weed anymore, I talk with marijuana addicts every day. Here are some of the most common reasons to quit
smoking weed that other marijuana addicts have come up with when planning to quit weed.
These are personal reasons other marijuana smokers have come up with, some may relate to you, some may not. Pick some or make up your
own list, this is a good first step to quitting weed:
50 Reasons to Quit Smoking Weed
- Clearer mind
- Massive amount of more energy
- Easier brething
- Look more rested and in control
- Improved mood control (be less moody)
- No more anxiety
- Have things to talk about
- Ability to talk with anyone
- No more paranoia (be honest - paranoia is common in weed smokers)
- Increase motivation
Increase self-improvement
Not having an addiction to think about
No more guilt for no reason
Become witty and fun to talk to again
Less selfish behaviour
The return of amazing dreams that help give you clarity
No more wasting time
Increased levels of communication
Deeper relationships
Look and feel better
Dramatic improvement in smell, taste and hearing
Increased patience
Get on the same wave-length as the rest of the planet
Finish one thing before starting another
Become more stable in the workplace
Feel refreshed and wake up strong in the morning
Gain respect for yourself - it's called self-respect!
Gain a huge amount of spare time
Need hours less sleep, every night
I won't know what to do with all the spare cashe
Increase humility
Become willing to ask others for help
Get closer to my partner or family
Learn easily and efficently - and enjoy it!
Drive the speed limit :)
Stop 'chasing' weed or looking to score all day
No more supporting dealers (which is actually organized crime)
Massive improvement in memory (short-term and long-term)
Be articulate every day!
Reduction in depression, even mild
New ability to focus
No more munchies or eating crap
Clearer, larger and healthier lungs
More joy in life
True bonds with my friends, not co-dependent drug abuse relationships
Confidence to get out there and try new things every day
Be able to handle stressful situations (increased stress tolerance)
Less worry, more happy
No chance I can be arrested - I'm not breaking the law!
Become more alive and outgoing in all aspects of my life
Pick your reason(s) to quit, it must be a big deal to you so that you can remind yourself of this when times get difficult. Which,
by the way, is bound to happen if you don't have a plan to quit weed.
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