Our Tops Tips for Quitting Smoking (That Actually Make a Difference)
- Rochelle Devereaux
- Jun 21
- 2 min read

If you’re thinking about quitting smoking — or you’ve tried before and it didn’t quite stick — this post is for you.
Here at The Quit System, we’ve supported hundreds of people through this transition. And over the years, we’ve learned what really helps… and what doesn’t.
Here are our top tips to help you quit smoking gently, confidently, and for good:
1. Stop Trying to “Fight” It
You’ve probably heard that quitting takes “willpower.” But here’s the truth: willpower runs out. If you’re relying on it to battle cravings, you’ll eventually get tired.
Instead, we recommend a mind-body approach — like what we teach inside The Quit System — that helps release the urge at its source. Once your subconscious beliefs shift, there’s nothing left to fight.
2. Focus on Who You’re Becoming
Rather than saying “I’m trying to quit,” try saying “I’m becoming a non-smoker.” This subtle shift helps retrain your identity. When you start seeing yourself as someone who doesn’t smoke, everything else begins to align.
3. Prepare Your Environment
Set yourself up for success. Remove cigarettes, lighters, ashtrays, or anything else associated with smoking. This sends a strong signal to your brain: a new chapter is beginning.
4. Don’t Wait to Feel 100% Ready
Spoiler alert: Most people never feel “ready.” Change usually starts with a small flicker of willingness. If you’ve got that flicker? That’s enough. We’ll help you turn it into a flame.
5. Use Support Designed to Work With Your Brain
Smoking is a subconscious pattern. That’s why hypno-meditation, subconscious reprogramming, and coaching — like what we offer in The Quit System — are so effective. You don’t have to wrestle with old habits. You can rewire them.
6. Be Gentle With Yourself
Change can bring up all kinds of emotions — and that’s okay. You don’t need to be perfect. You don’t need to get it all right the first time. Just stay open, stay kind to yourself, and keep going.
7. Know That You’re Not Alone
We’re here. Every step of the way. With pre-session warm-up, post-session support, and real tools that work — we’ve got your back.
You Can Do This.
And it doesn’t have to be a battle.It can be grounded, calm, and personal.
The most important thing is to move at your own pace, stay kind to yourself, and keep showing up for the version of you that you’re becoming.
You’re not starting from scratch — you’re starting from experience, intention, and a quiet belief that something better is possible.
You’ve got this.
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