I am often asked by people who call or email me about therapy for stopping smoking, "how much will it cost to stop smoking"? I always respond "a lot less than it will cost to keep smoking, and I don't just mean the money".
Smoking always reminds me of the old friend you used to have. He/She would always be there when you needed them, when you where lonely, when you where stressed, when you where bored, any time at all when you needed some support to get through. However, one day you found out that this trusted old friend of yours was actually siphoning money out of your bank account a truly alarming rate. What's even worse is that this old chum was also endangering the health of the very people you held most dear in life (including you yourself).
It seems the loyalty and help of your special chum came at quite a price. In fact this friendship could have cost you every thing, perhaps even your own life and certainly your health. Hanging onto this old chum could have cost you juts about everything else that helped or supported you too, including your social connections, your participation in sports, your self esteem and maybe even all your other friends.
Just stop for a moment and ask yourself, what other friend would seek to destroy me while offering support. What other friend would drive away those of your friends who didn't share your total commitment to their way of doing things.
Perhaps you begin to see that old chum of yours for what they really are...a cold blooded killer and destroyer of health and happiness. Well help is at hand in the form of Clinical Hypnotherapy. Make the break now and change your life for the better, not just for now but for all the years to come. Happier years, cleaner years, fitter years, more productive years.
I'd love to help you stop smoking, just like I did all those years ago. Just give me a call and we'll have a chat about your new life without smoking.
You have to guys who have asked you out. How do you make a decision? Just like any other decision, when choosing between two people who are so different on your prom night, you have to make the decision from your heart. You may know these boys on different levels. You may be hoping to know one more than the other. Before you make a decision about which one to take to the prom, the popular guy or the not so popular guy, ask yourself a few close questions. You may be surprised at who you pick.
Prom is supposed to be an enjoyable evening. The first thing you want to consider is how much fun you will have with one guy or the other. For example, let's say that this is the first time that you have gone out with the popular guy. You know what your friend is like and of course they are fun. But, is the other guy? He may seems so in from what others have told you, but why not hang out with him a few times before making this decision to make sure he is someone that you actually could have fun with?
Next, consider your friend a bit closer. By asking you to prom, did your friend want to believe that your friendship could be more than that? Prom is often an evening for a bit of romance, on the clean side of course. If you do not think you will have a romantic evening out with your friend, then this may not be the right date for you. On the other hand, you may be hoping for a more fun and happy prom, rather than romance. Ask yourself which guy can make that happen.
In either situation, you could run into problems with your friends. Perhaps one will be hurt by not going with you. Perhaps you know someone else they can go with? Under it all, though, you have to make this decision based on how you feel about your friend and the popular guy. Just because he is cool does not mean is he fun. Just because your friend is a lot of fun, you may not want to go with just a friend.
When it comes to making this decision, take your time. Most importantly, be sure that your friend and the other guy both get a fair shake. Do not disregard their feelings or avoid the underlying topic: whom do you want to go with? Once you have made your decision, talk to the other guy about why you made the decision you did. This is just as important as making the decision itself. You want to be sure they know you took the time to consider both options.
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