Day 224 - why wait to the new year to quit weed
Day 224 - why wait to the new year to quit weed. try starting now to get a head start

Day 224 - why wait to the new year to quit weed. try starting now to get a head start
Day 216 - feeling great
Day 212 - I’m back after a hiatus
Day 186 - Don’t be too hard on yourself
Day 183 - I almost gave in and how I stayed clean
Day 180 - reflections on quitting weed for 6 months
Day 173 - Try a short break of quitting weed
Day 169 - Do I still think about Smoking Weed? Sometimes
Day 164 - If you can’t quit weed, maybe smoking less should be the goal
Day 159 - Using Breathing and Exercise to Reduce Anxiety
Day 152 - Weed doesn’t define anymore
Day 148 - Sometimes, a little stress while sober is good
Day 145 - Meditation
Day 141 - This pod is here to provide support
Day 140 - No more cough or scratchy throat
Day 138 - It’s nice going to sleep without smoking weed
This episode explores the profound positive changes experienced after quitting weed, including enhanced physical health through increased exercise and improved mental well-being leading to greater social engagement. The host emphasizes how the accountability provided by his podcast and listeners is crucial for sustaining his no-weed streak, viewing it as a personal challenge rather than a competition. He concludes by stressing that quitting was a deeply personal choice aimed at self-improvement, ultimately benefiting his family without judging others' choices.
Day 134 - Weed stopped making me calm
Day 132 - Sometimes, you have to be ready to quit weed
Day 127 - I don’t miss having Red Eyes
Day 126 - Weed stopped being fun
Day 124 - Better now than never
Day 121 - I have more time since I've quit weed
Day 118 - Don't dwell on the past
Day 116 - Loving my Life
Day 113 - Is High THC Weed Dangerous?
- When I smoked weed, I would be on cruise control - Can't be good for your brain if you just vegetate on the couch - Since I quit weed, I'm less lazy - I now code apps and write which exercises my brain - Since I've quit weed, I challenge my brain a lot more
- There are many reasons why I quit weed, but health was the big one - When I smoked weed, I would use a pipe and a lighter - And I smoked a lot - That can't be good for my lungs - I want to live long without disability (healthspan) - Exercise is important to living longer and healthier - Quitting weed made me less lazy which prevented me from exercising - Since I've quit weed, I've been exercising more
Day 106 - Spending time with others that don’t smoke
Day 104 - Does quitting weed include edibles?