A little challenge for you

[ejocelyn77]

Hello everyone!

First, let me introduce myself. My name’s Jocelyn and
I am the author of an upcoming guide on how to get rid of
compulsive gambling.

I've been watching your discussions for some time now and I must
really congratulate everyone for the community spirit that's
being encouraged here.

Today, I finally decided to stop lurking and start posting .
I’d like to bring my own small contribution to this wonderful
community. And I’d like to start today by challenging everyone
to answer two very important questions:


1) What are your biggest fears and frustrations?

What is the worst thing about being a problem gambler? What is
it that makes you want to quit? And, most importantly, in what
ways has gambling affected your life? What have you been missing
in life because of your problem?

2) What are your positive expectations?

Imagine this…what if a wizard came to you and told you he could
instantly cure you of your gambling problem? What will your life
look like, if you were completely free from gambling…and if you had
the certainty that you’ll never relapse again? What are the
rewards you expect to show up in your life when you quit
gambling?


Now, the explanation…

Addiction experts say that if you can visualize the rewards of
quitting, you can boost your motivation levels by dozens. This
is called the Law of Clarity in the field of self-development.
When you can see your target really clearly, it is much easier
to hit it. Does this make sense? I hope it does.

Moreover, when you consciously realize the penalties of failure
and the negative aspects of being addicted, you have a clearer
idea of what you are running away from. This also motivates you
to run away from it more quickly.

So when you achieve clarity about what you are running away from
and what you are moving towards, your journey becomes easier
and a bit more enjoyable.

So right now, I’m challenging you to honestly answer the two
questions above. What are your biggest fears? How about
your positive expectations? After you face both the good and the
evil, you’ll realize that you’ve made a very important step
towards the liberty you’re longing for.

That’s it for now. Hit the “Reply” button and share your
thoughts. As soon as I read your replies, I’ll be more than
happy to discuss them with you.

Best wishes,
Jocelyn