I used to be a chronic pot smoker.
Even though I was always high, I wasn't happy. After many failed
attempts, I finally broke the pattern of habitual pot smoking
by following a few simple rules.
First of all, if you're here, then I'm pretty sure you're fed up
with your lifestyle revolving around weed. You are ready to quit
your weed habit. I want you to know that it can be done, and you
will succeed if you make the decision to really do something about
it.
My guess is that you are not an occasional weekend joint smoker.
You smoke pot every day, sometimes (or always) smoking weed in the
morning, before work, and combined with almost every single activity.
The thought of doing anything fun, or even mundane chores, seems
impossible without getting high first. Weed has become a tenacious
companion in your daily routine, attaching itself to every activity,
and creating a whole long list of requirements and a schedule for
you that has nothing to do with your actual "real" life.
Like you, my many failed attempts to stop smoking pot left me discouraged
and I began to accept the idea that I would be a chronic in one
form or another for the rest of my life. Unlike you, I had very
little help in dealing with my "addiction" to marijuana.
I had no help or marijuana rehab or marijuana addiction treatment
councellor or any kind. Just my own will to quit weed... and - wait
for it...succeed.
I developed my own methods to beat my marijuana
addiction. I use the word "addiction" cautiously
because I think pot smokers fall into a category all their own and
I don't want to lump you in with alcoholics, cigarette smokers or
heroin addicts. Marijuana dependency is a different animal and comes
with its own complications and solutions, but more often than not,
It's just not taken that serioiusly. The truth is, for some of us,
smoking pot all the time is pretty destructive. Unfortunately, there
is very little good quality information on how to quit smoking pot,
or resources for serious people who want to break free from the
lifestyle. It's for that reason that I am going to let you in on
everything I've learned - because I love my weed-free life - and
I'm going to help you develop the tools you will need to quit
smoking marijuana for
good.
The steps, or concepts, or rules or methods (call them what you
want) you will follow to quit weed are simple. That doesn't mean
they are necessarily easy, but simple enough to grasp. The only
difficult part is the actual decision to change your life and give
up your weed habit. The reasons
to stop smoking weed are obvious
for the most part, and there are benefits
to quitting marijuana you might not even be aware
of. I will cover all this stuff. The important part is that you
are ready to make the decision to quit smoking pot, and change your
life for the better.
Make no mistake, your life will be better without a chronic pot
habit. Trust me, your pot smoking buddies may
miss you, but after a while you won't miss them all that much. The
hours spent coming up with cool ideas that never get executed will
turn into productive hours. You will sleep better. You will not
be irritable or anxious. You will not waste time chasing around
seedy pot dealers, or sitting by the phone waiting for your dealer
to call you back. You will save a significant amount money. You
wont stink. The list goes on and on. Most of all, you are going
to simply "feel better" all around, and your real friends,
and your family will notice. Quit
smoking weed now. I will show
you how to shake your addiction to marijuana.
