Here is a list of things, that you might consider to quit smoking pot ever again. It can be a combination of things here or even a single reason that has effected you.
1) Hard earned money spent on weed.
2) Health issues you have to face later.
3) Time you wasted on weed.
4) Risk you have to face buying weed and keeping it.
5) Missed opportunities because you were high.
6) Embarrassment in front of family members and total strangers.
7) Stupid ideas of life and nature.
8) Socializing and associating with negative people.
9) Situations of people taking advantage of you.
10) Messed up life.
SAY HELLO TO!!
1) Enough Cash for things you could never afford before.
2) Worries about getting struck by a heart attack or stroke in your 30s or 40s.
3) More time on finishing your current task and doing more things in life.
4) Worries of ending up in jail or hospital.
5) Take any opportunity head on, be it a girl you like or a business deal.
6) Gain respect and attention of your family members and children and even a smiling passing stranger.
7) Reality check on life. work hard, don't complain, plan and execute.
8) Socialize with people who can put you up, add to your knowledge and help you out.
9) Be aware and take rational decisions.
10) Clean life to be proud of. (Beginning from your room)
There can be and will be more to it. The first step toward a weed free life starts with the desire to quit smoking pot.
If you don't have the desire to quit smoking pot, You will always revert back.
Before you start your journey of stopping weed smoking, you should take a paper and write down the things that it will change in your life and the things that add to your life if you take this journey
Remember, Its a personal thing "quitting weed", If you want it, you need to desire it. Being aware of the changes it brings will help you to make the desire and keep you motivated.
"The will to win, the desire to succeed, the urge to reach your full potential... these are the keys that will unlock the door to personal excellence."
Confucius
"Desire is the key to motivation, but it's determination and commitment to an unrelenting pursuit of your goal - a commitment to excellence - that will enable you to attain the success you seek."
Mario Andretti
NO MORE!!!
1) Hard earned money spent on weed.
2) Health issues you have to face later.
3) Time you wasted on weed.
4) Risk you have to face buying weed and keeping it.
5) Missed opportunities because you were high.
6) Embarrassment in front of family members and total strangers.
7) Stupid ideas of life and nature.
8) Socializing and associating with negative people.
9) Situations of people taking advantage of you.
10) Messed up life.
SAY HELLO TO!!
1) Enough Cash for things you could never afford before.
2) Worries about getting struck by a heart attack or stroke in your 30s or 40s.
3) More time on finishing your current task and doing more things in life.
4) Worries of ending up in jail or hospital.
5) Take any opportunity head on, be it a girl you like or a business deal.
6) Gain respect and attention of your family members and children and even a smiling passing stranger.
7) Reality check on life. work hard, don't complain, plan and execute.
8) Socialize with people who can put you up, add to your knowledge and help you out.
9) Be aware and take rational decisions.
10) Clean life to be proud of. (Beginning from your room)
There can be and will be more to it. The first step toward a weed free life starts with the desire to quit smoking pot.
If you don't have the desire to quit smoking pot, You will always revert back.
Before you start your journey of stopping weed smoking, you should take a paper and write down the things that it will change in your life and the things that add to your life if you take this journey
Remember, Its a personal thing "quitting weed", If you want it, you need to desire it. Being aware of the changes it brings will help you to make the desire and keep you motivated.
"The will to win, the desire to succeed, the urge to reach your full potential... these are the keys that will unlock the door to personal excellence."
Confucius
"Desire is the key to motivation, but it's determination and commitment to an unrelenting pursuit of your goal - a commitment to excellence - that will enable you to attain the success you seek."
Mario Andretti
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