I started to ENJOY vaping, more than I had previously, as a matter of fact, I had a ton of fun and had 4 devices going with 4 different flavors, and then was dripping into an atty a 5th flavor. 
I will recommend one of the best best best books ever written on quitting smoking. This book, if you read it dilligently, a little each day, will "prepare your head" for not smoking anymore.
It's a very famous book, and Carr has helped millions quit: 995 Five star ratings on Amazon, believe me, its a great book, I have it.
Allen Carr's Easyway to Stop Smoking: Allen Carr: 9780615482156: Amazon.com: Books
REad the 995 good reviews, and decide for yourself. It is the "easy way".....
I always find it interesting that on a vaping forum, only vaping more or differently is always offered as the cure, but there are a LOT of psychological aspects to smoking, and so just intaking nicotine and blowing vapor isn't gonna solve alll the problems.
Every once in a while I pop in and suggest this book, I think I will do it more often. :O)
I really can't explain it so you have to read the book. LIke one revieweer said: " His contention is that you already know those risks so why condescend and tell you again? He also suggests that you not quit smoking until you read to the end of the book because he is confident that once you reach the end that you will want to quit."
This book makes you want to quit, it's not about scaring you, or about using willpower, or any of that. It provides your brain with MOTIVATION, and CONFIDENCE.
I'm goinna do it though. It's a lot of will power just to say no and vape instead Good luck and hang in there. You can do it
I'll read it, thanks for the reference!
As for motivation, I have plenty. My mother died of a stroke at age 53, and my late beau's been in a coma for the past 3 years. Smoking was a ritual for us, both started smoking very young and shortly before the stroke we started vaping together. But he had to make a trip, ran out of supplies (or maybe too lazy to fill cartos) and a stroke hit him 2 days shy of his return home. Since then it's a constant reminder that either I stop smoking NOW or I'm in the same path. Two months short of 50, the dangerous age is arriving where all you do wrong (drinking, smoking, painkillers, junk food, etc), and I'm much too aware.
Smoking runs in my mother's family. Everybody smokes, and we've been in and out of cigarettes several times. We could say there's a smoking gene, as well as alcoholism runs in certain families. I see my godfather, an elder man, sneaking to smoke in the bathroom. He's had two strokes, fortunately mild enough to get out of, but have taken the toll on his health. That's another reminder that I must quit.
But the most terrible, at least for me, was when my father got sick. I smoked a whole carton in barely 4 days. When I reached out for the last pack I was astonished. Vaping is expensive here, but I couldn't go on smoking at that pace. Too much risk.
I'll have a serious conversation with the other in the mirror. Tell her of all the risks we run if we don't give up smoking. It has worked in other ocasions...
Hang in. I just started and was a PAD easy and had high anxiety levels. If I'm at work I'm good because I'm very busy I would still find time to step out and grab a quick smoke though. This eek however I had broken it down to having 2 a day. My husband asked me to quit so the day before heart day I had my last one at about 2 pm. Im into my second day and really wish I had some stronger juice
you could always try doing DIY for Juice. the Liquix app for iPad is $2, but it not only helps you figure out the correct ammounts, but once you have your stuff put in, it will tell you how much each bottle you make costs.
