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  Although many people intend to stop smoking, they often think that they lack the willpower for this difficult task. The advice in the following article can be the beginning of the end for your addiction to nicotine, and allow you to finally be smoke free.
  
  If you're attempting to cease smoking, you need to consider the different challenges you may face when you first stop smoking. Many people who quit smoking and go back to it later, do so within the first few months. Are you often tempted to smoke when stressed? Know what your triggers are.
  
  It takes commitment to get through the process of quitting, meaning you need to make the decision to do so. Often failure to stop smoking can happen because they are not motivated properly or don't have a backup plan when cravings set in. You can provide yourself with motivation by thinking of the reasons you wanted to quit to begin with.
  
  Once you've decided to quit smoking, find a support group. Support groups can help you learn how to cope with the physical and emotional challenges you may experience while quitting. They will offer invaluable support and guidance, as well as insider tips that can help you quit. To find a support group dedicated to smoking cessation, check your local rec center, church or community college.
  
  Smoking has probably been something you used to help you go through stressful situations. If this is true, find another relaxation technique when stressed. Consider yoga, meditation or even enjoying a walk outdoors. Any of these activities can help you to relax, easing your body and mind away from feeling stressed.
  
  You should worry about going through one day after another. Make your goals very short and attainable - one day at a time. Reaching your goal one day at a time is easier to deal with mentally and physically. As each day passes, extend your timeline a little more into the future.
  
  When attempting to quit smoking, you must avoid the particular triggers that cause you to smoke. For instance, if you tend to smoke while driving or while drinking, it is important to adjust the way you do such things, so that do not automatically prompt you to smoke. You need to find a distraction, to think about something else.
  
  Many creative types have discovered that keeping a detailed journal can help in the battle to stop smoking. Many smokers smoke as a way to relax. If you keep a journal, you'll be able to see which situations stress out out, trigger your habit and lead to cravings. You'll also be able to write down your problems which will help you to work them out. Best of all a journal is essentially free.
  
  It's true that a lot of people desire to quit smoking, but a lot of them do not see themselves doing it. People who are able to quit usually have a battle plan and motivation to keep them on the right track. Use the tips and tricks from above to create your own battle plan, and success can be yours.
  
  
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