Share your quitting journey
Some people grumble that roses have thorns; I am grateful that thorns have roses.”– Alphonse Karr
No, I was not what we call a "happy quitter" the numbers here for happy quitters is always very few. I would call myself "a positive quitter" (You can read my blogs. lol) I was pumped up! For every negative, I would turn it into a positive or just resolved that No Matter What I was not going to smoke.
I believe for every negative, some good has to come from it. Being the middle child of seven this has been a part of me for a long time. I do understand everyone is not like that. Some people see the positive in a situation, and others see the negative. It is all about the point of view. For one person, something might be pleasant, but for the other, it is annoying. How do we get from negative thinking to positive thinking that we CAN quit smoking? It does not happen overnight, it takes, guess what? TIME and PRACTICE ( in my high pitch singing voice).
Here are a few pointers
Even if you have to force one. It will improve how you feel. Try it. It Works!
There is power in positive thinking. Believe that.
ref. https://www.successconsciousness.com/stop-negative-thinking.html
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