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You've heard all the detrimental effects of cigarette smoking, and you
know you should stop smoking cigarettes. You've even made the pledge
to take that step. What's next?
If you're going to try a stop smoking hypnotherapy, you may think that
you've got the issue solved. But even the most proven stop smoking
programs aren't going to do you any good if you don't also have some
help on a daily basis. That means you need a stop smoking support
group. It's easy to establish this group, especially if you have
friends and family members who are anxious for you to quit. And best
of all, this is a free stop smoking resource!
Anyone who has tried to quit knows that it's not a one-person
undertaking. You need help to stop smoking. One of the most effective
stop smoking aids isn't sold in any form. It's nothing more than
knowing that you're harming yourself and your family with the second
hand smoke. If those people who care most about you are ready to help
you through the process, you may find that you can make it happen.
Here are some reasons the support of friends helps, and some tips
toward making your support group as supportive as possible.
Make Yourself Responsible to Someone
Smoking cessation is sometimes more difficult because you figure you
can sneak in a cigarette now and then without anyone knowing about it.
Making yourself responsible to another person means that you're going
to have to actively lie about your smoking. It's one thing to sneak in
a smoke, but quite another to tell an outright lie when someone asks
if you've had a cigarette. Choose someone who'll ask you on a regular
basis whether you've had a cigarette.
Talk to the "Naggers"
Spouses, family and friends often nag about smoking until the smoker
is ready to scream. The key here is that it's seldom productive and
only makes the smoker more angry, nervous and anxious for another
smoke. Quitting smoking is hard enough without adding the stress of
arguments over the subject. Take time to explain that to all those
"naggers" in your group. Tell them that you want their help, but that
sniping isn't productive quit smoking help.
Support for Stop Smoking Hypnosis
Remind those in your support group that quit smoking products or
methods you choose shouldn't be important. The important thing is that
you're stopping smoking. With that in mind, ask all those who doubt
that hypnosis stop smoking methods (or whatever you choose) keep their
opinions to themselves. If you lose faith in the quit smoking hypnosis
because of what you hear about it, it's only going to serve to make
the process less effective.
Listen to Advice With Caution
As soon as you announce that you're quitting, you'll get plenty of
advice from other smokers on how to stop smoking. Remember that the
method that works for you, may be of little use to someone else. It's
always good to listen, but don't discard your own common sense. You
know more about what you can and can't do than anyone else.
Finally
Remind your family and friends that you're taking your commitment
seriously, but that you need stop smoking help and encouragement along
the
way.
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