Allen Carr's Easy Way To Stop Smoking Personal Review

[@oscar6832]

I like this guy, he has a calm and entusiastic voice. So happy for him that he managed to quit and I hope he hasn't fallen back.

[@miyukimoore2443]

Hello from Japan! I’m turning 26 and been heavy smoker for more than 5 years. To be honest, I don’t even enjoy smoking and I hate it. I’ve tried everything and failed so many times that I always end up being disappointed. I bought the book after watching your review. I just wanted to say thank you so much for sharing your experience. I did really feel like I’m not alone in this journey. People I love are non smoker and they just say to quit when it’s not that been easy for me. I can’t wait to read this book today. Once again, thank you so much and I’ll let you guys know how it goes for me :) More power to you!

[@samburger7715]

Hello, did u quit?

[@pedrobarroco8210]

@@samburger7715 i was asking myself the same! xD

[@Bit-888]

BEST BOOK IN THE WORLD !! PEOPLE NEED TO READ THE HARD COVER FRONT TO BACK....

[@siddharthasekhar9434]

Hey Sir , I hope you are doing well . One beautiful line you said is now imprinted in my memory ' You know its here to stay if you are enjoying it ' .This was profound !

[@mikemckoy2933]

Your card game analogy has clicked with me - thank you very much indeed!

[@MT--WesleyCrumblebee]

Good on you mate. I crossed the 7 day period just half an hour ago. The man is a genius.

[@danaprovenzano3961]

And I’m on day 21!

[@danaprovenzano3961]

@Jack T haven’t vaped since October 2020!!

[@danaprovenzano3961]

@Jack T very rarely! If ever I get a nostalgic feeling toward it , I just think on it rationally and know I don’t ever want to be enslaved to it again! And I have a daughter now so that’s even more reason I just don’t want to be addicted to nicotine or sneaking puffs in etc . Just not who I want to be even if it seems like it would feel nice to have that crutch to give into once in a while. Bc really, crutches suck! It’s all a lie . Freedom is definitely better. Congrats on 5 months keep going!!!

[@danaprovenzano3961]

@Jack T you’re welcome!!

[@JohnSmith-vi6hg]

Mr. Paley, great review! I also believe Mr. Carr's Easy Way does work helping people stop smoking. I didn't quit yet, but after reading the book two times, the books points are starting to jump out at me, and each day my desire to smoke is leaving. I also agree that once the Big Monster is dead, I will be done forever .... Thanks for your review!

[@DavidBrianPaley]

Thanks for watching the review, and good luck with that Monster.

[@biggav7434]

Don't forget, it's recommended that you keep the book in or on your bedside table, long after you have read it. Don't give it away. Don't throw it away. Keep it. Cherish it.

[@jordanxfile]

Thank you David, for this very honest review. I am reading the book; have nearly read half. I am somehow scared I will not read it in the correct way and screw it up, so I am trying to take in every sentence carefully. I hope I succeed in freeing myself, just like you did.

[@DavidBrianPaley]

Enjoy the book (I don't think there is a "wrong" way to read it), relax, and remember that you're only doing what you want to do at any rate. I'm sure you'll do just fine. Have a great day, and thanks for dropping me the note.

[@LadyLuck8_4]

Same fear I have. Just ordered a copy again. Already tried to quit 3 times with it. Hope it works this time because I’m starting to think there’s something wrong with my head if I don’t give up after another read.

[@jgruen1066]

Thank you. Simple as that. I've had this book from the library going on 8+ weeks and I just sit and look at it while I smoke, thinking, yeah, I need to read that. I don't want to quit. But I have to quit. I can't wait to see if this helps. Thanks for the review and the inspiration.

[@DavidBrianPaley]

You are very welcome, and I wish you all the best in your efforts.

[@Marybethgeidel]

Gruen Jill did you stop smoking?

[@fighterflight]

Maybe that’s why the wait list is so long lol 😉

[@mikedoesvr5309]

Did it stick, David? I've been smoking since 9 yrs old. 35 yrs now. I've tried it all. Quit smoking for 7 months a few time, then stumbled and lost the will to try again for years at a time. I've bought Carr's book and plan to give it a go. Looking for all the inspiration, motivation, and support I can find to make it work (and stick) this time.

[@aniketsrivastava8825]

Mike Pierce go for it... its the best book out there to quit smoking... or i must say the only method which can help you become a happy non smoker... i did it☺

[@DavidBrianPaley]

Yes it has, the best investment that nurse ever made in someone else's health.

[@fabiolamarin452]

Mike Pierce yes it works

[@jasonpiper609]

I totally understand Mike. I'm 44, been a heavy smoker since 15, started occasionally at 10. I have also quit for 7 months, 8 months, and 2 years. After a grizzly oral surgery/bone graft i was in so much pain and since i knew my surgeon since i was a baby he 'didnt wanna give me any pain killers.' I told him i just need a few days or a weeks worth & he said take ibuprofen. That night the pain was so severe that i bought 1 pack, had 2 smokes, threw em away, but the habit slowly crept back up on me. Now im a chronic pain sufferer, take tons of pain medications anyway, but now smoke 30/40 cigs a day. I had 2 years under my belt and despite trying to look out for me, he inadvertently started me smoking again. He learned his lesson cause i told him this and he agreed that with that surgery he shouldve given me at least a few days of pain medication. Now i need another nasty oral surgery so im trying to get it done BEFORE i quit this time. Good luck buddy!!!

[@fighterflight]

jason piper are you gonna read the book? or is that how you quit before?give it a shot I am reading it right now.

[@dragonwake]

loved your enthusiasm and over all great attitude

[@DavidBrianPaley]

Thank-you.

[@punchcat1234]

David Paley how Are you doing now

[@samanthamcginnis7090]

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[@DavidBrianPaley]

punchdoggy-Still great thank-you.

[@supertrampshishir1638]

There are a few suggestions for quitting smoking worth trying Get motivation and support from family. Just do it - you will feel better by doing things - especially by doing things which stretch your boundaries and this will keep your mind off cigarettes (I learned these and more tips on Avyan Smoke Tactics site )

You're so right! One could as well say "just stop smoking", but it's not how this work, you won't stop. What matters is what you get BEFORE you actually stop smoking. And his brilliant method builds that momentum and knowledge to be ready to stop.

[@DavidBrianPaley]

You're absolutely correct. Thanks for watching.

[@johnmaloni996]

x

[@cassk9999]

Best book in the world I love Allen Carr

[@leairwin319]

It's working for me. I don't know why his words registered with me but they did!

[@DavidBrianPaley]

That's great to hear. I couldn't tell you exactly why it worked either, just that it did. That was good enough for me.

[@woodciaran]

All good. Can't wait to finish book, 19 pages left!! Nice vid!

[@DavidBrianPaley]

That's great to hear. All the best with it, and thanks for watching.

[@dedovacha]

So here are my 5 Cents. Ordered the nicotine quick mist, I was convinced there is no way Id quit cold turkey. Somehow the mist did not help as expected. Went online to give a bad review of the product, where some guy mentioned Allen Carr. Googled it, found an 1 hr seminar on tube, watched it and here I am 9 days later, a non smoker. Havent touxhed the quickmist since. The video/book worked for me and I am as enthusiastic as this guy. Google also found the book as pdf, i read it afterwards to get the full story.The author heals your addiction, fights and exposes the big companies making big bucks both from tabacco and nrt products, so please, this is the last person you should doubt.I bought a hardcopy as a way of saying thanks. Sadly mr. Carr is already dead, but whoever spreads this miracle, yes, miracle, deserves full support.p.s. I am from europe and english is not my mother language.

[@DavidBrianPaley]

I didn't know Alan Carr had passed on. That is sad news, but I'm sure he ended up with a few more years than he would have had had he continued to smoke at the rate he mentions in the book. May he rest in peace, and a blessing on him for all the help he provided for so many others.

[@UrszulaDziki]

Yes he was a gift to us...and I am grateful to God I found his book. Helps a lot....never ever thought it will be easy and yet it is :) I was on the patch before reading and couldn't understand why on hell I still want cig. Imagine my surprise when reading book and I took patch off and I feel better and more convinced I will kick this time that 'habit/adiction' off for good. Bless this guy Allen for doing this !. I also like yourself Deda downloaded just pdf and then as thank you bought copy. Amazing how little doctors here ( Australia ) know about real help like Allen Carr book. I think I will buy one more copy and give to my GP So he can give to someone who needs help. Bless Internet as I wouldn't know. Years ago I went ( waited long time ) to clinic to help me with cig problems. OMG .......what a ...scam it is. They give you med that make you depressed or NRT etc. Not even one word about this book. Shame! Again thank you for sharing your experience David.

[@SuperMcCaLeB]

I have spent months researching into stopping drinking and found an awesome website at Sebs Magic Tactic (google it if you are interested)

[@narseviras992]

hey ,if anyone else wants to uncover how can i give up smoking tips try Knewreck Smoke Magic Guide(should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my co-worker got great results with it.

[@travishowell2666]

obviously I'm watching because I want to stop smoking after 32 years as I'm watching this I keep noticing your ring on your right hand it's exactly like the one my father left me in 94 when he past don't see "cancer" don't see them often...thank you

[@janehall8613]

So happy for you! I never played any card games but I wish I did so the visualization would register with me and help me too!

[@DavidBrianPaley]

Yeah, it's an effective image. Perhaps you could find one that relates to a game that you do play. Then again, as long as you understand what the image represents, no harm in using that one (as long as it doesn't turn you into a gambler). Just kidding. In case you aren't certain what the image means(because you don't play cards), in poker you get a chance to throw away a couple cards from your hand, and take a couple new ones, in the hope that it will make your hand better. Well, that demon, he wants me to take some extra cards, because he's taking some. But I know that he's taking extra cards because he only has 1 pair of 2's, and that the lowest hand of consequence that you can get in poker. Thus, anything he draws stands to make his hand a little, or even a lot better. But I'm refusing to take any cards because I already have a Royal Flush, which is the highest hand you can get in poker, so there is no card I could throw away in the hopes of getting anything better. So no matter how much he tries to convince me to "draw a card" (have a cigarette), I just say "No thank-you" because I already have the perfect hand. Sorry it took so long to answer this comment, but I'm always surprised when I get visits on the one or two KZbin videos I've ever taken time to make, and it's so infrequently that it happens, that I sometimes forget to check on them.

[@janehall8613]

David Paley - Actually, thanks for the long explanation. I wouldn't have understood otherwise and this is a very good analogy you came up with. I think I will reread this a couple of times, maybe even print it out and keep it in my pocket for when I'm assaulted by cravings. I've been unsuccessful in quitting -6 hours was the longest I'd gone smoke free. Thanks again and I'll try the visualization!

[@scappa2608]

Thanks David! Best review about this book and helped me understand the book better. Best wishes Ram

[@DavidBrianPaley]

Many thanks. Nice to know something I did so long ago is still having some affect even now. Best wishes!

[@scappa2608]

@@DavidBrianPaley I just finished reading allen's book two days ago and I am on my second day . Your example of Royal flash cards against any other cards is the best way to fight the monsters and helping me holding up until the next attack. Thanks again.

[@Forensicpsychology70]

Way to go. TY. I was looking into the A.Carr method.

[@Poisonshady313]

Best youtube review of this book I've ever seen. Congratulations on being free.

[@DavidBrianPaley]

Thank YOU for the nice words. I've already thanked Mr. Carr for the better life.

[@MrTewhare]

Great review mate this in itself would have gotten a lot of people to quit

[@katecarroll9044]

I had quit smoking for 17 years by reading the book, but started smoking again when I quit drinking 2 years ago. I have read the book again and went to the seminar but i am still smoking. Please help me. I hate smoking and I really want to stop. I feel I have a addictive personality. I replace one addiction for another.

[@DavidBrianPaley]

Much as I would like to be that person (the one who could make you stop), I'm not. I did exactly what you did, and like you, it worked. If something caused you to start again later then all I can suggest is exactly what you already thought of....go back to the beginning and repeat what worked so well the first time. And if it doesn't work immediately, I might even suggest trying again. Maybe your brain is pouting because it feels that you tricked it the first time when you began smoking again after you told it you quit, and so now this time it just doesn't believe you as much. You might have to work a little harder to convince it this time that you really mean it before it agrees to stop those cravings. If that sounds silly, that might be because I'm not a psychiatrist, and if someone, or something, has convinced you that the true source of your problem is something called "an addictive personality" (something we all manage to live with to some degree or another), and you really want to get rid of yours, then it's the guy who IS a psychiatrist that you'll really need. Whichever way you decide to go, I truly hope it works out for you again, and I'll be remembering you in my prayers. Oh, by the way, congratulations on quitting drinking. That's a big deal for many people all by itself, and I ask you this only with love in my heart...shouldn't you be celebrating that occasion rather than denigrating the accomplishment by blaming it for your smoking?

[@UrszulaDziki]

Thank you for Sharing :) Hope you stay happy and smoke free :)

[@notme1998]

Awesome review

[@heyheykoolaid]

newly non-smoker here. I get you. I didn't get how it'd be enjoyable... but once you really understand the big monster it really is easy. I can see how it's essential to quit on the 'right' foot. It's humourous to me removing the brainwashing too. I had a few moments where I kinda doubted myself, but not my decision to quit. Cope, not mope. It really is a marvellous thing.

[@DavidBrianPaley]

Congratulations, and all the best. It can only be a good thing, and whether you feel you made the choice on your own or not, it was still you who did all the work; enjoy the new freedom.

[@desireemcmurdie1923]

Thanks for the nice explanation, Certainly gonna try it

[@DavidBrianPaley]

You're welcome, and all the best.

[@joanneharding2181]

You described that book amazingly well done i agree with everything you said!! By the way are you still smoke free ??

[@DavidBrianPaley]

To my shame I have recently slipped for a second time in 4-5 years. But I used the book the last time I slipped and quit a second time (after only smoking for less than 2 months) and now it looks like I should be reading it once more. I can only hope that other folks don't let my lapses in self-control discourage their own efforts.

[@joanneharding2181]

@@DavidBrianPaley oh i didnt do very well either lol but i really do know that nothing bad happens when you do give up. I have since bought allen carrs the onlyway to give up smoking permanently, and you know what its ok to have a slip up just gat back into that book and go again 😊

[@DavidBrianPaley]

@@joanneharding2181 That's definitely the right attitude. I read a sign one time that said, "When life hands you lemons, you should look life right in the eye and say, 'Hey! I ordered a double latte with whipped creme on top' "

[@joanneharding2181]

@@DavidBrianPaley haha yeah sounds good, and wen life hands me lemons .... I'll take that to go...... wiv sprinkles !!!!

[@DavidBrianPaley]

@@joanneharding2181 Exactly!

[@BillKing8888]

I am convinced that nicotine is not a significant factor, at least for many people. I only smoke when I am at a bar or hanging out with a smoking friend. I have tried and tried but I just haven't yet conquered this urge. Yet the minute I leave, I don't have a cigarette or think about a cigarette until the next bar/friend.

[@fighterflight]

social smoker

[@kdaniels7901]

Cool Video! Thanks for sharing and congratulations!

[@DavidBrianPaley]

Thank-you, and you're welcome.

[@kasparsweinbergs2580]

talking about price of the book..... just think about how much you will save after you will quit.... 20 dollars is nothing.... and also this is the way you can say thanks to your saver

[@fukufish]

I am 39 nd been smoking since i was 15. Really feeling bad now with smoking, shortness of breath mainly but all day long, decided to quit after finding Aleen;s easy way and reading about it. 4 days now no cigarettes, just ordered the bok planning to read it and jeep it as a reminder not to start again. Basically i felt like if i didnt stop something bad woul dhappen to me cused by smoking, but thtat was not enough, i thin Allen's methond puched me into acion. i feel much better after just 4 days, i can breath normally ofcourse it will take along time for lungs to recover but at least i can breath in now and dont feel like choking from carbon monoxide all day long. I had a few triggers that were really strong already, like t after talking on the phone to a friend i thought for a miliseconf i have to have a cigarette now but that ges away dast itd about how we rewire our brains to tae things from there and this is what i hope that Allen will help me with. GL all..by the way i feel much more confident and rrgaininf self respect, i think i gated myself all along while being a smoker...

[@jefnersar265]

i apologise, i should not have assumed. are you still off the ciggies. i am at 4 months now thanks to your vid and buying the book

[@dMCDANIEL001DMCURYFH]

Good on you man.

[@Gypseygirls]

Mr Carrs book Easy Way Works. 🇨🇦💕

[@sikajaperkele]

Willpower is like a muscle... It will get tired after a while.

[@shariqazmi5015]

You seem so happy , I think you realised you never gonna smoke again. . .

[@DavidBrianPaley]

I think that must be it. At my age, figuring you might have added a couple more years to your expectancy is always a happy thing.

[@tstucka66]

I really liked your Video Allen , I went and ordered the book as you were talking about it. I will let you know how it works for me if you like.

[@PrinceAhmed-sg7jr]

Tina Stucka How did it work then the book 📖 I. Are you still smoking

[@therealme1651]

how are you now, Mr Paley?

[@richardstueland9628]

Thank you. I get it.

[@yidel229]

great review

[@DavidBrianPaley]

Thank-you.

[@erikaobrien.2643]

How you doing now?, well i hope

[@wendysutheard5132]

I read it but i guess uts not registering witb me. I understand about the brainwashing but think i could use a seminar. Since he is deceased do they still have seminars? I am still usimg willpower and cant quit yet. Oonce i get a craving i still believe i am missing out and NOT gicing up something. Pls help

[@pedrobarroco8210]

go to a seminar, still happening, 50 clinics all over the world, you are not alone!

[@nadiar1782]

Still smokefree??

[@rylwin8585]

here's several tips for stopping smoking to try Get motivation and help from peers. Challenge youself - you will feel better by doing things - especially by doing activities which push your boundaries and this will keep your mind off smoking (I discovered these and more tips on Avyan smoke tactics site )

[@TheMagnoliabeans]

funny feed yourself

[@mydigitalditch]

Great thx for your video. Now wait until you learn the Earth is flat. 200 proofs and counting. Hardest thing to debunk once you learn some actual facts.

[@jennifurrr1625]

who is this guy looking at when he did this video. If you watch his eyes carefully he is looking at two different people. I think this guy has been paid to do this video to promote the book. He is also looking down each time as though he is reading from scripted notes

[@gazabless7717]

J Sarge J Sarge if you pay close attention to the reflection in his glasses lens' there's no one there. He might be looking out he window or around his home out or nervousness. Plus where do you see notes?

[@NATE6661000]

lol you are really looking in on this guy with only 23 subscribers lmao

[@DavidBrianPaley]

J Sarge- Actually, there was nobody in my apartment but myself when I made that video, and nobody paid me anything to make it. If my eyes appear to be moving around, they could be shifting from the camera, which was to my right, and my computer screen, which was more like directly in front of me. I also suffer from PTSD brought on by two rather brutal attempts on my life between the ages of 6-8, that left me with a severe shyness when communicating with people. Especially people I don't know (whether in person or not). Perhaps you yourself are a sensitive enough person that you picked up on that. My apologies if it bothered you.

[@bernadettemiles1675]

The book sells itself really, thank you David for sharing your video & most of all for making the decision to quit. I know you are not making any money with this, I have come across many methods & gadgets to help people quit. These are costly & usually don't work anyway. . People making money from other people's addiction. You haven't said anything about selling , have you? Wish people would lighten up. My 2 friends have both quit smoking for 3 years now after reading Allen's book. Wouldn't have believed it if I haven't seen it myself. Thanks again David & wishing you all the best , Betnie

[@DavidBrianPaley]

Well, this is KZbin. If there wasn't one dissenter, that would be the biggest surprise. Lol.