Should You Quit Smoking?
You have to know that smoking is bad for you. Did you know that recent studies have suggested that female children of smokers are more likely to get breast cancer than kids who come from non smoking households? And these children didn’t smoke! There is no way you couldn’t realize this.
Well I can give you some good reason to stop smoking. Your health and your family’s health. One good way of quitting is to put your money for cigarettes into a jar, then spend that money on something you like. The point is to reward yourself for your achievement. At the same time, hopefully when you see how much money you are paying out to kill yourself, it will give you extra motivation to quit.
There are many ways of quitting smoking, cold turkey being one of the most common. This means that you decide to give up at a certain time on a specific day. From that time onwards, you don’t have another smoke again. Some people have the will power to do this themselves. Others need the help and assistance from a quit line or counseling service. It doesn’t matter how you do it, what is important is that you stop.
If you’ve been a smoker for many years, then you need to regain your health immediately. The average smoker spends $30 a week on their habit. That is over $1,500 a year. That is money that could be spent on much more constructive things or money that could go towards bills and life expenses.
If you don’t succeed on the first attempt, don’t give up. Your motivation needs to be strong. Think about it this way: if a smoker continues to the point they get one of the above mentioned diseases then they will have to spend money to treat these diseases. Also, smokers may have to pay more money for health and life insurance.
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