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Overcoming Addictions: A Journey of Determination and Self-Discovery

Breaking free from an addiction is akin to a smoker's journey through the challenging process of quitting cold turkey. It's a path filled with a barrage of thoughts tempting you to give in, funny illusions, and distractions that attempt to lead you astray. However, staying resolute in your pursuit of change is essential. You know what you want, and you're determined not to be defeated; you refuse to take the easy way out. You won't falter or look back; instead, you'll march forward with unwavering determination.

One of the most powerful motivators in your journey to conquer addiction is the encouragement and support you receive from your loved ones. The last thing you want is to let them down. They care about you deeply, and your success in overcoming your addiction is as important to them as it is to you. Be strong – in fact, be super strong and resolute. The answer is a resounding "YES!"

When it comes to giving up a habit, the secret lies in your willingness to change. It's not about announcing your intentions to the world; doing so might inflate your ego but won't necessarily assist you in your journey. Instead, approach it quietly, reminding yourself that this change is for your own well-being. Seek out activities and groups that can support you in your endeavor. Temporarily distance yourself from the circles that may trigger your addiction by simply saying you're engaged or out of town.

I personally experienced success in quitting smoking in July 2019, not because someone asked me to, not because my physical fitness demanded it, but because I chose to take control. I didn't rely on substitutes like sweets to curb my urges; rather, I redirected my energy into staying occupied. Above all, I found motivation in making my family happy.

A clear mind is a powerful tool that can help you achieve remarkable feats. My friend, you can too, and it's undoubtedly good for you.

In conclusion, the journey to overcome addiction is not easy, but with determination, support, and a clear mindset, you can conquer it. Remember, it's not just about quitting a habit; it's about rediscovering a better version of yourself.

"Discover the path to overcoming addiction with determination, support, and a clear mind. Find strength in your journey to a better you."

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Just like the smoker going through the cold turkey, the flow of thoughts that come to tell you no, all the funny illusions and things to confused and distract you. Stay firm, you know what you want, you will not be defeated, you will not accept the easy way out, you not swing back, you will go forward.

You can see so many encouragements from around you, you don’t want to disappoint them, they are your loved ones, who cares for you more. Be strong, super strong and firm. It’s a YES from me.!

As for giving up a habit, the secret is “Are you willing?”. Don’t announce to the world what you are going to do, your ego will not assist you. Do it quietly, tell yourself it’s good for me. Get into some activities and groups that will help you get out of it. Try to avoid that usual group for the time being, say you are engaged, out town.

I have successfully QUIT smoking in July 2019, nobody asks me to, not that I want too, not that my physical fitness makes me to, it’s just like that I just STOP. I did not use sweets or anything as substitute to it, that URGE is not there anymore. Thank you. I keep myself busy. On top of that I just want to make my family happy.

When the mind is clear, it can achieve a lot of things.

My friend, you can too, it’s good for you.