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By fully accepting and embracing this, what felt like a mild, but ever present burden, became an exciting and inspiring challenge.
I would love to hear your stories and learnings.
Post by twetch#2598
Congratulations, your determination has caused self reflection. I remember when I broke free from addiction to nicotine. It was a struggle. Once I quit smoking & began the healing process my life began again. I have never suffered personal defeat since.
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Thanks for sharing. Would you say that for you, breaking that addiction was the trigger, or sort of a proof of concept, for breaking other habits and/or adjusting other behaviour?