Take back control of your life, your health & your mind by joining our Tribe of Quitters and finally quit Vaping, Alcohol or Porn for good...
Initiation into the Smart Quitter Tribe requires completing the 7 Day Challenge! The challenge is free, but it will force you to finally quit and we will hold you to our high standards. Want in?
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Quit today, even if you've tried (and failed) before...
Modern life is pretty sweet, but one of the disastrous side-effects of the progress humans have made is that profit is prioritized over long-term health, and mental wellbeing!
Millions/Billions of dollars are spent getting and keeping you hooked on addictions that ARE NOT GOOD FOR YOU.
Vaping, Alcohol and Porn Addiction is encouraged in our society, so much so that if you try to follow your own path and give them up: you're made to feel that something is wrong with YOU! If you've tried to quit before, you may have heard those around you saying;
"You're not drinking? Is everything OK?"
"Everyone watches porn, it's no big deal"
"Vaping is harmless, it's actually GOOD for relaxing & handling stress"
I quit drinking alcohol over 4 years ago. When I did, I heard every version of these statements. The people saying it didn't mean me harm, they simply had never done anything different themselves and humans are social animals: we prefer that everyone follows the same general paths as us because it makes life convenient and easier.
But if you're reading this, you've probably come to your own realization that alcohol, vaping or porn addiction is not what you want for yourself.
- You don't want to be a slave to a substance like nicotine or alcohol - almost as if IT controls YOU, not the other way around
- You feel like your desire for mental stimulation can't be kept in check, and porn usage has become a lazy, unfulfilling default for satisfying it.
- You want healthier, easier relationships with the opposite sex (ideally with lots of fulfilling, great sex!)
- You're noticing some of the effects vaping or alcohol are having on your body and health. The constant weight issues, breathing difficulties during physical activity, not to mention the hangovers and morning brain fog, frequent headaches and dehydration!
In short: You've had enough!
Me too! That's why I started Smart Quitter...
When I first quit alcohol, I met others who were on their own quitting journey.
I set up a group chat called Smart Quitter. At first it was 10 people, but just like Tyler Durden's fight club, it worked so well for them that the group grew to over 170+ members ~ all of us on the same mission: to finally quit our addictions for good!
Now we're keeping the spirit of the OG Smart Quitter group chat going, we even have a full online forum set-up with 3 simple goals for all our members:
Accountability
Accountability through a Quit Journal system where you can document your journey and get accountability, plus supportive, insightful feedback from our members
Insight
Discuss and share everything to do with addiction in our addiction talk section, including help for family/friends of addicts and our emergency relapse room
Control
We all want to regain control of our lives ~ finding joy and freedom in not being controlled by any addiction or habit. Control-seekers unite!
You can check out the Smart Quitter forum here, and it's completely free to get lifetime access for the first 170 members, but after that we will introduce a monthly fee for membership (this will coincide with the launch of our QuitNow program, a comprehensive program that we GUARANTEE will get you to quit your addiction for good!). So click here and get signed up to the Smart Quitter forum.
You can also take the 7 Day Challenge, our FREE guided challenge that will have you finally quitting your vaping, porn or alcohol addiction in 7 days, even if you've tried (and failed) before.
We've structured the challenge to help you quit your addiction using science & human psychology to your advantage, so that finally quitting that addiction is basically inevitable, without all the mental gymnastics and pain that you may have suffered when trying to quit in the past...