Addiction Recovery

The Secret to Quit Smoking Weed – How I Quit My Marijuana Addiction Once & For All!

November 26th, 2008 Filed under: Uncategorized — Addiction Recovery Author

The key is to exercise for 21 days in a row! That’s right. Replace your time for smoking weed with time for exercising for 21 to 30 days in row. The reason why it is 21 days is because studies have shown that people adopt new habits if they do anything for 21 to 30 consecutive days. Listen, I used to smoke pot for over 5 years and could not quit for some reason. But then I started to exercise for over 21 days in a row.

To be honest sometimes, I’d even be high working out but little by little, I noticed myself spending a little bit more time exercising while forgetting about smoking weed. After 21 days, my new hobby of exercising started to take over my old hobby of smoking weed.

That’s what you need to do. You need to find something that REPLACES your time for smoking. Up to this point, you probably do nothing else but smoke marijuana all day.

If someone asked me what I liked to do for fun (back in the days), I told them that I liked to get with my friends and smoke weed. Seriously! That was my hobby.

But now you need a DIFFERENT HOBBY to replace your old marijuana smoking hobby. At first, it may take some time to adjust. But little by little, you will start to have more interest in your new hobby if you exercise for at least 21 consecutive days in a row.

So starting today, adopt a NEW habit of exercising for 21 days in a row. Soon, you will be on your way to quit smoking marijuana forever!

Bobby Min is a ex-marijuana addict who teaches how to quit smoking weed. Click here to learn how to quit smoking marijuana.