jamesapickard




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  1. 1. build muscle
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  2. 2. lose my belly
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  3. 3. clean up my house and keep it clean
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  4. 4. Record an album
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  5. 5. learn french
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  6. 6. stop procrastinating
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  7. 7. develop my psychic abilities
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  8. 8. learn to astral project
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  9. 9. bowl a 300 game
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  10. 10. get rich
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  11. 11. become a pick up artist
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  12. 12. see a ghost
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  13. 13. BE A GHOST HUNTER
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  14. 14. lose weight
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  15. 15. ride my bike more
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become a pick up artist
It's gonna happen

Myself and tapandunwrap have been practicing dilligently at this. It will happen – I will be a pick up artist (perception is reality :-~))



Quit Smoking (read all 3 entries…)
End of day 1

I have completed my first whole day without a cigarette (its been about 30 hours since I had one so the nicotine should be leaving my body nicely by now). I must say that its been quite easy so far. Perhaps there is something to Carr’s book after all! Every other time I’ve tried to quit I have been tearing out my hair after about about 24 hours, but right now I am relaxed and quietly confident. I have had some cravings throughout the day, but seeing them as mnental dependencies rather than physical symptoms (as it suggests in the book) has worked nicely. When I examine the way my body is feeling at the time of the craving I realise that although it has a desire for a cigarette, it is a very mild one. All the screaming and panic for a smoke is coming from my mind, which is used to its old routine (smoke after breakfast, when I go to the coffee shop for lunch, when I get home before dinner). The problem I am starting to realise is not as much about physical addiction as a subconcious fear of a change of lifestyle. After this first day I am very interested to find out if it is this easy to quit smoking…..



Quit Smoking (read all 3 entries…)
Done

So, after posting about starting this goal a few weeks ago I have put it off repeatedly. However, I have now read Allen Carr’s book (found it in a secondhand book store) and it has filled me with confidence that this can be quite easy. I do hope the book’s right, and it hasn’t filled me with false confidence that will set me up for a fall. I haven’t had a cigarette for a few hours now, and I am feeling good about being a non smoker. nothing like jumping in at the deep end! That’s what I love about Carr’s book – the attitude. As soon as you put out your last cigarette you are a non smoker. None of this trying to quit, seeing how long I can last, nicotine replacement therapy bullshit – straight to the point: you’ve decided to not smoke again so you are already a non smoker, congratulations.

I hope it works…......



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