
Lee welcomes you to a 21 day challenge to quit smoking and beat nicotine addiction. He highlights the mindset as the engine for lasting change and the winning habits formula.
Identify the various smoker types and recognize nicotine addiction. Learn to quit by reframing excuses, visualizing life as a non-smoker, and using journaling and group support.
Explore how nicotine addiction grows from cravings and withdrawal relief, compare smoking to learning to ride a bike, and invite imagining life as a non-smoker with journaling.
Define nicotine as the addictive drug behind smoking, reveal withdrawal pangs, the 30-day detox window, and the idea that you are addicted to nicotine, not smoking, to guide quitting.
Discover how stress and boredom trigger nicotine withdrawal and why smoking offers only a temporary boost, then learn to break the cycle and quit more effectively.
Identify boredom and stress triggers, record them in a journal, and practice replacement activities across the next 21 days to reduce nicotine cravings and progress toward quitting.
Learn practical stress management strategies for quitting smoking, including breathing exercises, visualization, journaling, and preparation techniques to handle interviews, meetings, and social situations as a non-smoker.
Calculate your weekly smoking costs, multiply by weeks per year and by 40 years to reveal lifetime expenses, including clothes and breath fresheners. Use the course group to support quitting.
Explore how smoking exposes the body to thousands of chemicals, including carbon monoxide, nicotine, and tar, driving heart disease, cancer, and lung damage; quitting improves health and longevity.
Challenge self-doubt by building belief in your ability to quit smoking, using positive self-talk, journaling, and visualization to imagine a calm, non-smoker future.
Learn to combat self-doubt by practicing present moment awareness while quitting smoking, using daily exercises to focus on the here and now, breathe fresh air, and enjoy not smoking.
Practice present moment awareness to manage nicotine cravings and anxiety, focusing on trees, raisins, food, music, and breaths to stay in the moment while quitting smoking.
Learn the correct way to quit smoking, overcome withdrawal with a tough, positive mindset, and avoid special moments that trigger relapse, committing to a definite quit date.
At the age of 29 I had been a smoker for 14 years and I was determined to quit before my 30th birthday. I had chest pains, a cough and worried constantly about the impact that smoking was having on my health.
Also, the fact that my grandfather had died from Emphysema, a smoking related illness just played constantly on my mind. Isn’t it funny that the death of a loved one still doesn’t make you change your habits! I really wanted to quit smoking.
No matter how many times to tried to quit smoking, I just couldn't give up the habit.
Whether it was my love of having a cigarette with coffee, or my mind thinking that life wouldn't be the same again, I just couldn't quit smoking for good.
After many years of smoking I thought “I can do this, I can find a way to retrain my mind, and quit smoking”. I believed that it could be possible if I could crack the psychological element of smoking cigarettes and e-cigarettes.
Then I cracked it… I found a mindset that helped me quit…
I made one fundamental change to my mindset…I started to pity smokers instead of envying them.
Not only am I now 15 years free from smoking, but I never think about cigarettes at all. I have no self-doubt, I have no smoking pangs, and I never believe I have given something up!
I wish I had never smoked, but I’m so glad that I was able to stop before it was too late. You have that opportunity now, and with my help I will help you quit smoking without the aid of expensive substitutes that keep you addicted to nicotine.
This is the time to quit smoking.