Will Our Approach Work for You?

Although everyone's circumstances are different, the struggles people have can be remarkably similar. For many people, the psychological side of quitting is more of a problem than dealing with the nicotine addiction.

Do any of these describe your situation?

• You desperately want to quit, but no matter what you've tried, you just haven't been able to stay quit. You're starting to wonder if you'll ever be able to quit.
• You enjoy smoking, but you know you need to quit because of some circumstance in your life - a health problem, a new baby (or grandbaby) on the way, you've just started dating a non-smoker, etc.
• You really do want to quit, but you're afraid you'll have to give up too much - friends, hobbies, the relaxation you get from smoking. You wonder if you can ever really live a normal life without smoking.
• You've been smoking all of your adult life, and you feel like you are a ‘born' smoker. NOT smoking seems unnatural for you - you can't even imagine yourself as a non-smoker.
• You've tried to quit before and failed, and you are infuriated that cigarettes have this much control over you. You're determined to quit, one way or another.
• You smoke to deal with stress, boredom, and anxiety; You smoke to relax and reward yourself; You smoke when you need to think or problem-solve.
• Last time you tried to quit, you got so angry you were afraid you were going to get fired, divorced, or disowned, and/or you got so depressed you could barely get out of bed.

If any of the scenarios above sound familiar to you, we've helped people like you.

Our approach can help:

• Current smokers who smoke anywhere from 5 to 100+ cigarettes a day.
• People who have tried to quit in the past (perhaps several times) but returned to smoking.
• People who have not tried to quit, but understand that there is more to quitting than eliminating the nicotine addiction.
• Long-time smokers who have smoked for at least a year, up to 50+ years.
• People who would like to avoid gaining weight when they quit.

This approach is especially useful for people who:

• Believe in taking responsibility for their own actions, and want to take control of their lives.
  
• Want to help themselves, but value the support of others and expert advice in the form of a step-by-step methodology.
• Value living with energy and vitality, and recognize that health is one of the foundations for living fully.
• Believe that family and ‘people connections' are among the most important things in life.

If this is you, you may want to go ahead and sign up for the mini-course now – it's free.

Or if you prefer, read on to learn more about how this approach works.