The easy way of course, but what’s the difference?
I tried quitting Weed the hard way for almost a year, I tried and failed loads of times and thought that I was just supposed to be a smoker. Of coarse I know better now, the hard way didn’t work and once I learned how to stop smoking Weed it was pretty easy. The saying ‘it’s easy when you know how’ is so true.
So what is the easy way?
The easy way involves following instructions explained by an expert in helping people quit Weed. Too many people don’t know how to quit smoking Weed and wonder why they are having trouble. It’s because there’s a lot of useless information out there. There are certain steps to take and things you must know but without this people struggle. Knowledge is key.
Having a Specific Goal is Essential
If you don’t clearly decide what your desired outcome is then how would you know when you get there? Not having a goal is like getting in your car without a destination, you will just be driving around getting nowhere. Your goal (if I’m not mistaken) is to stops smoking Weed, this isn’t something you want to do, this is something your going to do.
Set a Date
You have to have a quitting Weed date, there’s no point of repeatedly saying to yourself ‘I’m going to stop smoking Weed.’ When? next week? Next year? If you say ‘I am going to stop smoking Weed on Thursday’ then you have a specific goal on a specific date. If you don’t have a date then you won’t quit but will continue wanting to quit. You will stop smoking Weed when you say ‘enough, I’m quitting Weed next Thursday.’ Do you see the difference?
Be Specific
Decide for cbd education yourself, why you want to stop smoking Weed. Do you want freedom, confidence or to use the extra money to spend on better things? Are you quitting so that you can have better relationships with the people around you or because you don’t enjoy smoking Weed anymore and think that it’s pointless to keep smoking.
So now you should have your goal, a date and your reasons to quit.