CHOOSE THE RIGHT METHOD OF QUITING FOR YOU
Answer the questions by circling “yes”, “no”, or “not sure”.
1.
Stopping smoking is
one of the most important things in the world for me right now. Yes no
not sure
2.
I can handle a tough
problem without a smoke.
Yes no
not sure
3. I have to quit smoking and my reasons are good enough
to do it now.
Yes no
not sure
4. If I quit this minute, I know I can find a
way to resist the craving to smoke, even if it is strong. Yes no
not sure
If your answer to all of the above questions is ‘yes’,
you may be a candidate to quit immediately. But before you do, read on to get
the tools necessary to be successful. After reading the following, set a time
to quit. If not right now, then tomorrow, but do it.
What about the doubts you may be feeling
now?
Most smokers will get a sense of doubt when they read
the questions above. You probably are not confident in your ability to follow
through with resisting any future craving to smoke, or finding something to
substitute for the feelings that smoking has given to you.
In
order to have the confidence to quit, you :
(1) must find an alternative to handle the urge
to smoke, when it hits, and
(2) create ways to deal with the reasons that
you smoked in the first place.
Together we will accomplish both these
tasks so that when the day comes that you had planned to quit, you will be
confident to do it.
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