The reason it is so hard to quit smoking is because nicotine makes sure you think negative thoughts.
It wants you to feel bad, it wants you to feel depressed, and it wants you to believe that, without a doubt, you won’t be able to make it through another moment without puffing away on that cancer stick.
This specific idea may not be a highly searched topic, but it is VERY important in your fight against smoking.
You absolutely must understand what’s going on in your head.
When you quit, nicotine will play tricks on your mind.
It will make you forget all the reasons you quit and why you wanted to stop in the first place.
During those first few days, it’s easy to get upset, to feel depressed, to feel sorry for yourself, and to feel like the world is against you.
THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT IT WANTS YOU TO THINK!
It WANTS you to feel depressed, it WANTS you to be down in the dumps, it WANTS you to be angry at life, and it WANTS you to be stressed out.
Why?
Because that is when you’ll most likely give in. That is when you’re vulnerable. That is when the cravings will strike the hardest, when you least expect it.
It’s easy to get caught up in them.
It’s also easy to forget the positive thoughts, of why you quit, what you’re looking forward to, the money you’ll save, and 100’s of other reasons, too.
Why won’t you remember the positive thoughts?
Because at the beginning of withdrawal, you’ll be in pain. You’ll be stressed out. You’ll be having anxiety. Everything that can go wrong WILL go wrong.
It wants you to believe that you are a complete failure without it.
But that doesn’t mean you can’t snap out of it and turn things around.
When you’re thinking negative thoughts, you are inviting negative reactions. When you’re thinking positive thoughts, you are inviting positive reactions into your life.
Optimistic people are happier in their lives than pessimistic people, who do nothing but dwell on the horrible things in their life.
So when you finally put that last cigarette out for good, just remember to keep a positive mindset, because that nasty habit will be ruthless in its attempt to get you to give in.
It will stop at nothing until it is out of your system for good.
It does get easier over time, but those first few days are quite horrendous.
Expect to be upset and stressed out, but by changing your mindset, you can begin to see the big picture more clearly.
It’s simply the addiction talking, nothing else.
of all the posts this is the one which no one ever talks about and I personally feel this blog should have maximum number of comments . I am on day 9 and thanks for your sincere effort.