"Now You Can Quit Smoking And Start
Living a Healthy Life Yes, You.

Smoke-Free Means Stress Free Eventually!

It took me forever to get to the point where I realized it was time to quit smoking. I suffered from a chronic cough, breathing problems, and social shunning all because of my smoking. I finally reached the point where I knew I had to quit and soon!

I had been a smoker for 15 years. At my worst point, I was at two packs a day. I felt horrible both emotionally and physically. I had tried at least 20 different times over the course of that 15 years to quit, but could only make it a few weeks before I found myself lighting up again. It was demeaning.

Then I found this book. From the first moment I read Stop Smoking, Kick The Habit Now, I knew I had found all the information I would need to become a successful non-smoker.

You see, smoking becomes a lifestyle and changing that lifestyle is terribly scary. When you are used to being one type of person, doing a complete 180 degree turn into another type of person is daunting and its easy to lose sight of that. This book helped me realize that I could beat the demon cigarette and become a non-smoker once and for all!

How does a simple book do that? Heres a little look at what you will get inside these pages:

Setting a date to quit

Getting support from friends and family

How to quit cold turkey

What to do when youre around people who still smoke

How to react if you relapse

Places to find support

And more!

You see, when you decide to stop smoking, the biggest hindrance is confidence. You dont think you can do it. You dont see how you can ever get rid of your addiction. What you need in these situations is support and confirmation that what you are doing is definitely the right thing.

This book gives you tons and tons of reasons why you should quit smoking. It also gives the characteristics of successful quitters so you can begin to model yourself after them. Plus, you get over 10 motivational quotes to keep you from starting up again.

Think about how much money you spend every week on cigarettes. I know, for me, it was over $50. In one week, I would spend $50 feeding a habit that did nothing but lead to deteriorating my health. I used to joke that someone had to keep the convenience stores in business, but the reality was that I was ashamed. $50 could go a long way at my house, but I was setting it on fire literally. How many people can afford to set a $50 bill on fire each and every week?

Its Time To Get Your Money Back!

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