Daily Pledge, Bonfires and Quit Celebrations: Traditions born from the members
It’s a New Year. A new chance to begin anew, if you need to. Or an opportunity to re-new a pledge of commitment to a long-term quit to sustain it. Or if this is Day One of Year 2021 for you because you made a New Year’s Resolution - this is your moment in time to enable freedom to happen. It’s all good. However and whyever you’re here to make a pledge, it’s good. Stick to it! Really stick to it. No matter what. No excuses allowed, right? RIGHT????!!!!
How to pledge:
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Click on the Reply bubble and make your pledge to the person at the end and then offer your free hand to the next pledge. |
As you go through your day you know that you have these two people with you and all of you are keeping each other strong. How cool is that!
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If these help you - use them. If they don't - ignore them. (Thanks to Jim Taddeo for finding them.)
The Daily Promises
Monday’s Promise: Responsibility
I will take complete responsibility for my health, my happiness, my success, and my life, and will not blame others for my problems or predicaments.
Tuesday’s Promise: Accountability
I will not allow low self-esteem, self-limiting beliefs, or the negativity of others to prevent me from achieving my authentic goals and from becoming the person I am meant to be.
Wednesday’s Promise: Determination
I will do the things I’m afraid to do, but which I know should be done. Sometimes this will mean asking for help to do that which I cannot do by myself.
Thursday’s Promise: Contribution
I will earn the help I need in advance by helping other people now, and repay the help I receive by serving others later.
Friday’s Promise: Resilience
I will face rejection and failure with courage, awareness, and perseverance, making these experiences the platform for future acceptance and success.
Saturday’s Promise: Perspective
Though I might not understand why adversity happens, by my conscious choice I will find strength, compassion, and grace through my trials.
Sunday’s Promise: Faith
My faith and my gratitude for all that I have been blessed with will shine through in my attitudes and in my actions.
I'll very happily take your hand Julie and pledge to remain Smokefree while EXtending my free hand to the next person in line.
Marilyn 2391 DOF
Good morning MarilynH I gladly accept your hand and pledge not to smoke today. Extending my hand to the next Exer pledging.
Barb
1053 DOF
Good lovely morning Barb I’ll be glad to take your hand and pledge JFT not to smoke today and I’ll offer my other hand to the next quitster in line because with both of my hands busy holding other people’s hands I will not have a free hand to pick up a nasty sicarette and put it in my mouth and smoke it , have a Fabulous Friday everyone
Hi BobKatt22. Nothing less than smobriety will due for today, so taking your hand and extending the other to the next to pledge.
Hello BobKatt22.. hope your Thursday morning is going well... I happily accept your hand in mutual support and commitment to not smoke today, no matter what. I offer my free hand to the next who chooses to pledge along with us.
~Suzy
Day # 389 fully free from cigarettes / so, I have not smoked at least the 5,835 cigarettes I would have otherwise
Hello SuzyQ411,
I will gladly accept your gesture of love and goodwill, and I promise to be in the no matter what club for today. No matter what, I will not smoke. I extend my other hand for someone in need.
Gotee71... no matter what...I pledge not to smoke and extend my other hand to the next exer to pledge the same.
Thanks for your hand Kkplayhouse!
I pledge not to smoke today and extend my other hand to the next in line.
Lynne 1428 dof
Good morning Everyone.. @wlh I'll take your hand. I pledge not to smoke today or ever again. I offer my hand to the next Ex in line
Good morning Gail , I’ll be glad to take your hand and pledge JFT not to smoke today and I’ll offer my other hand to the next quitster in line because with both of my hands busy holding other people’s hands I will not have a free hand to pick up a nasty sicarette and put it in my mouth and smoke it