OneHappy said:
There are many ways of giving up. I did it by slowly cutting back over a long period of time. Basically each time you want to smoke put it off for a while. Perfect that fine art of procrastination!
Indeed there are, and naturally everyone will advocate what worked for them ... But what is good for the goose isn't always good for the gander.
I kinda gave up via stealth mode ... I never actually consciously quit but knew I wasn't being kind to my health and was spending far too much on cigarettes and cut down. I cut down during the week until I wasn't even smoking on weekdays and then the weekend cigarettes disappeared as well. For me, I think "not quitting" actually helped, it was never a case of not being allowed a cigarette, I was choosing not to.
But different strokes and all that. Good luck Kris! And whoever else is giving up the cigs. And to everyone setting NY resolutions.
Mine:
* Get a PhD scholarship
* Travel more now that MA is finished
* Keep improving level of French and help husband with his more
* Eat better (very very very hard in France) & exercise more
* Drop French blubber
* Be more organised at work