Some Questions You Might Want To Ask Yourself

1) What is my life going to be like if I don't stop smoking marijuana?

For most of us it is a free world. You can do what you want. So you really can stay smoking marijuana if you want to.

But just go forward 5 years from now. Can you see yourself? Can you feel what it's like, imagine right now what it's like to have another 5 years of 'spaced out', 'chilled', 'stress-free' marijuana smoking under your belt? Can you see yourself? Can you feel it? Good.

How do you really feel? How are your plans going? How are your dreams panning out? Are you making them happen...? Or is life sort of passing you by?

How is your health? Bit tired, eh?
You eat what?!! Yeh, I remember the munchies too!
Cough getting worse?
Is your health sort of slipping away....?

What happened to your old friends?
What happened to those people you really cared about, maybe even loved?
Did they just drift away...?
I guess that hurts - if you look at it.

Do you remember that dream job you always wanted? How did it turn out...? What happened? Passed over? Oh....Ok.

What happened at college? You quit? Hmm...
Somebody has to do the job you are doing now, but, do you think you could have done better...?

How are you energy levels?
Do you still look your age?
Or have you got more of that marijuana smokers 'look' about you....?

Hey, tell me what's happening? ......... or don't you know anymore?

Listen, you know the position you are in. You know what it feels like to almost give up on yourself. I bet you have thought a thousand times, 'I am gonna give up today...'. then, as if by remote control, as if against your own will, as if you had no say in your own life... you reach for the marijuana...

Remember - I smoked for over ten years. But by sheer luck or destiny or whatever you want to call it, I was helped. And now I am here to help you. You don't even need to believe me- you just need to believe in yourself - just one more time.

Just use the techniques, open your mind... open your heart... it's never ever too late to live your life to the full.

2) What kind of a pay-off, or result, do I need to make investing in this program worthwhile?

Put it another way- what do you really want?
If you smoke marijuana, day-in and day-out, you don't want some wise guy telling you to quit. And you don't want someone telling me about side-effects.

Hell! you're experiencing them every day! You could tell them more about side-effects than they ever knew...
But, I guess we have to talk about them here.
Why? Because every marijuana smoker, and their family, friends and others are all paying the price. So,...

Do you want to get your life back?
Do you remember your hopes and dreams?
Do you want to be able to 'start your life again'?
Do you want to be proud of yourself?
Or do you want others to be proud of you?
Do you want to be able to choose how great you feel when you get up in the morning?
Do you want to feel great about your body?

Maybe smoking marijuana has tipped you 'over the edge'- and you just want your mind back? (As someone who was almost tipped into insanity by marijuana, I want to tell you from the bottom of my heart, - there is a way back. Don't ever, ever give up on yourself.)

Do you want to quit smoking marijuana to keep your job?
Do you need to stop smoking to stay in college?
Do you need to quit to keep your relationships together?
Would you like to look younger again?
What ever you want - you can have it - but you have got to stop smoking the weed.

You don't need to stop smoking marijuana the first day, the first week or even the first month.

I am a realist. Experience tells me that some of you will stop smoking marijuana the first day, some the first week, most will stop the first month or so, but some will take longer.

Who cares how long it takes?
As long as you can get on with your own life - doing the things that you want to do - enjoying and loving the things that that life has in store for you.

Just allow me to show you how. To support you. To take you back to your life which is waiting for you.

3) What other options do I have, that are going to help me to quit smoking marijuana?

In all honesty, there is very little help out there for you. There are several very well intentioned, well informed government agencies and charities. These people are there for you, but they have very limited resources.
I personally tried many, many types of help, including:

Therapies- which was expensive and didn't work for me

Yoga- I felt great then smoked on the way home

Self-Help Books, Tapes, Videos- I felt a bit of hope at first, then felt a failure as I drifted back to the weed- which I always did.

Will Power and Determination- if you don't smoke marijuana, you might not understand this, but it doesn't work, because after smoking marijuana for a while, most people have little will power or determination left.

Herbal Cigarettes- give me a break! You light up and inhale a strange tasting smoke...? What does that remind you of? They actually make you want to smoke marijuana!

Affirmations and Positive Thinking- it helps, but on its own, it just doesn't work. In fact, I remember paying big bucks for a course on affirmations and positive thinking. I used to say, 'I don't smoke weed... I don't smoke weed...I don't smoke weed...', all day long. Till about 8;30pm when my automatic program took over and guess what? I did smoke weed! I felt such a failure.

Friends- If you smoke marijuana, then the chances are your 'friends' fall into two 'camps'.

(a)Those that don't smoke weed and think smoking weed is a 'bad' idea. These people, whilst they mean well, just don't understand how subtle and powerful the addiction is.

So if you 'open up' to them, they can only encourage you to stop, they can't offer you much more. The next time you see them, it can be uncomfortable for both of you, as you still smoke the stuff. What did they expect? This really is an addiction!

(b) Those that do smoke weed . Now, you and I know that choosing to stop smoking weed is a personal thing, - whilst we may put quitting marijuana off to 'another day', even though we know that one day it is essential -and even inevitable - choosing exactly when to stop, is a personal choice.

If you go to your smoking 'friends' today and said, 'Look guys, I am going to give up the weed. I am gonna get on with my life, and live my dreams'. How do you think they are going to feel? You know they are going to feel terrible. And what do people do when they feel terrible? They go extremely negative. They may say all kinds of stuff, but I guarantee they won't be happy. and you won't be happy either. So you will all probably have a joint.

No, try as they might, friends just can't give you the expertise you need to quit.

4) Who else could give me proven techniques, real life experience, support and the helping hand that I need?

You know, I think there are one or two other experts out there, but it's like looking for a needle in a haystack. And they cost a fortune too. The hourly rate for some of these Therapists and NLP guys is anything up to $2000 an hour. Seriously.

And besides, by the time you have found somebody else who can actually do the job, your habit may have stolen even more of your life.

5) How many of these benefits do I have to experience to have made investing in the program worthwhile?

If you just stopped smoking marijuana- would that on its own be enough?

Or if you just looked a lot younger- would that be enough?

Or if you became really healthy- would that on its own justify the price?

What if you stopped smoking and you didn't feel too different- but your friends and family felt great- would that be worth the price of this program?

What if you could focus enough to study and complete your education- would that be worth the price of this program?

What if quitting smoking marijuana meant that you were simply a happier person- would that be worth the price of this program?

What if by stopping smoking marijuana, you started to enjoy your body more - just like the good old days - would that be worth the price of this program?

You get my drift. What would make it all worthwhile for you? Think about it. Whatever it is - it can be yours- if you want it. Just let me show you how.

6) What will it cost me financially if I invest in this program? And what will it cost me financially if I don't invest in this program?

Yes, this program will cost some of your hard earned money- it has to for it to work.

But the cost of this program is insignificant compared to the cost of not investing in it. You see, you and I know that the true cost of smoking marijuana cannot be measured in $ or £ or whatever...

Sooner or later, the true cost of smoking marijuana can only be measured in heartache... in lost opportunities... in 'what could have been'... in blame... in frustrations... in anger... in guilt... in shame...in downright desolation and helpless despair. Remember... I know.

But it is not too late. As long as you are still breathing, as long as there is still an ounce of fight left in you, as long as you have one single atom of hope in your life... then it is not too late. You cannot afford not to invest in this program.

7) If I keep smoking marijuana, how will I ever get to live my hopes and dreams?

If you are still with me, then I guess you are a special person- and you are also tough one too. Then we don't need to hoodwink each other, right?

We both know the score. If you keep smoking marijuana, you will never, ever get to live your hopes and dreams. Period.

But you knew that, didn't you?

8) If I keep smoking marijuana, how will I ever overcome my fears and struggles?

Thats like saying, 'If I join this gymnasium now, how will I ever overcome my poor fitness level and my 50 pounds excess weight?'

If you stop smoking marijuana then most of your fears and struggles will simply drift away... they dissolve... they become a thing of the past. Best forgotten... forever.

And before you say, 'Yes, but I have had my fears, phobias, anxiety, stress, etc, etc, etc, ... all my life, I can't ever imagine being able to cope.'

Listen, you have never - ever been shown these techniques before, guaranteed. They will not only support you as you quit marijuana, but they will remove the old negative emotions that caused you to smoke marijuana in the first place.

So, lets get on with it.