The EASIEST Way to Stop Gaming

It doesn't have to be hard to quit gaming in fact, it can be incredibly easy if you follow this specific strategy.
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TIMESTAMPS:
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00:00 - Intro
01:24 - The easiest way
3:17 - Just on the weekends
4:33 - Special occasions
PROGRAMS:
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APPLY FOR COACHING ► gamequitters.com/apply
GUIDE TO QUIT GAMING ► gamequitters.com/respawn
GUIDE FOR FAMILIES ► gamequitters.com/reclaim
CLINICAL TRAINING ► intenta.digital/igdc
SOCIALS:
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TWITTER ► / gamequitters
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MIXCLOUD ► mixcloud.com/camerondare
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NEW HOBBY IDEAS ► gamequitters.com/hobby-ideas
FORUM ► forum.gamequitters.com
PODCAST ► gamequitters.com/podcast
SUBREDDIT ► / stopgaming
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#gaming #selfimprovement

[@GameQuitters]

How do you know if you have a gaming problem? Take our quiz and find out: gamequitters.com/video-game-addiction-test-for-gamers/

[@ahris96]

I noticed the addiction usually stems from competitiveness and multiplayer games. I'm way better than before since I dropped almost all the multiplayer gaming from my life. Even if there was enough time for gaming (no job, no gf), there would be a much better time investment than trying hard to be good at these games. Even though I'm not a competitive individual at core, there are times I find myself competitive and try to compete with others in games. It was proven to me time and time again that it's nothing more than just wasted time. It doesn't even bring me joy, just relief at the expense of sleep time and energy. Strictly talking about entertainment, there are better ways to use your entertainment time and that even includes gaming, just not online competition with others that gives 0 revenue in return. If you're a competitive individual, best to save and use your energy for the things that actually matter (career, exercising etc.), not for video games.

[@GameQuitters]

thx for sharing, totally agree. for me it's about business, gym, trying to be my best. spoke about why competitive games tend to be more of an issue here if you're curious: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2PCk6JqbdGZiJY

[@editsdharma108]

Bro you answered my question thank u

[@VELVETPERSON]

I play a lot because I had a psychological trauma: I grew up in the same room with my parents. I had no personal space, and the only place I could get it was in the game. After a while, I moved away from my parents to another city, I had a job in life and a beautiful girl. but I still can't get beyond the feeling that "I have no personal space." I go into games when I'm under a lot of stress. it’s like a tool for overcompensating for the trauma that I never worked through

[@christopher-zq4ko]

I like how you talked about other things than videogames. Making a firm decision to quit anything harmful is very important.

[@GameQuitters]

thx :)

[@GodlessFiend]

Cam, I don’t know what I would’ve done without you and your podcast. Quitting video games felt great. Selling my Xbox felt even greater. You could say it was a weight off my shoulders. Thanks for all you do and keep up the great work.

[@gem2140]

Honestly, I don't really find video games all that anymore. I just play them because I have nothing else to do in my free time. I have been doing well in real life with my job and college but don't have many irl friends. I'm 19 years old and stressed.

[@MeLexdy]

7 months clean, yesterday I had a huge urge to play an old game.. I like exercising instead, its so much better but my brain still craves videogames.

[@GameQuitters]

it happens from time to time - keep going!

[@frosty_23647]

Bro, don't mess it up. I quit video games at autumn and hadn't played until spring. My desire took ahead my plans me and I started playing. What an awful period I have now: trying not to play while having a strong desire .

[@MeLexdy]

@@frosty_23647 it's just wasted time.. And when you get older like I have you can't go back and relive your 20s again.. I had to learn the hard way

[@Nervation]

Hey, I've seen you conduct a few interviews on here with long-term gamers who ended up starting their own businesses or improving their overall lives. I recall you mentioning that you were in conversation with a highly skilled WoW player and a League of Legends player who provided insights into what the inside of these high-level communities looks like from an outside perspective. I believe it would be a fantastic idea to invite these individuals to a podcast or video chat and delve into their experiences at the higher echelons of gaming.

[@mohaksharma8506]

This was helpfull, having a clear mindset helps. It also saves a lot of time that you will just waste thinking "should i play or not or when should i play or what should i play"

[@GameQuitters]

Glad it was helpful

[@Gieovannie]

Been gaming since I was 3, I'm now 14 and had no clue where to start, thank you.

[@vegaxhuang]

Thank you so much You gave me courage to delete the game I spent hours in and start living the life I wanted in real life

[@crizzy4614]

I have a gaming PC and a part of me feels that as long as I have that I’ll always be tempted again. Should I sell my gaming PC and just get a high end laptop that can’t be used for video games? Or should I just delete all of my video games and try theblack and white approach?

[@infiniteaaron]

What about chess online (or over the board)? Is this a game that counts toward this "black and white," "play or don't play" point?

[@GameQuitters]

my stance of chess: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4indXeJgtd7ic0

[@bravenkind7843]

Is that game controllers on your tv console?

[@njgrant3988]

I am quitting gaming because of all these woke stuff. Thanks man. Your videos are ahead of its time

[@njgrant3988]

That goes for bad softwares being installed on my machine hoping i won't get any good at it.

[@frosty_23647]

About clear boundaries. How do you all think? I quit all games except of two: a flight simulator as I want to become a pilot and a driving simulator as I learn driving rules now. These don't bring me dopamine but sometimes in the games I just start doing random things like drifting on a car or flying a fighter jet. I play 1 to 2 hours a day. Should I delete those or just set clear boundaries like playing only for studying purpoes? Thanks.

[@dxm3879]

Just limit yourself to those two man, as long as they stay some what educationally

[@kerhabplays]

Maybe this might help. 1. Grass is a type of plant that belongs to the Poaceae family. 2. There are over 12,000 species of grass. 3. Grass is found on every continent, including Antarctica. 4. Bamboo is a type of grass and is known for its rapid growth. 5. Kentucky Bluegrass is a popular grass species used in lawns. 6. Grass has been cultivated by humans for thousands of years as a food source for livestock. 7. It plays a crucial role in preventing soil erosion. 8. The process of photosynthesis in grass produces oxygen and removes carbon dioxide from the air. 9. Grass can be classified into cool-season and warm-season varieties. 10. Golf courses often use a specific type of grass, such as Bentgrass or Bermuda grass. 11. Grasslands cover about 20% of the Earth's land surface. 12. Lawns became popular in the 16th century in France and England. 13. Grass can be used for making thatch, baskets, and paper. 14. The scent released when grass is cut is a chemical compound called "green leaf volatiles." 15. Grass has a fibrous root system that helps anchor it in the soil. 16. In some cultures, grass is used symbolically in rituals and ceremonies. 17. Grass seeds are commonly used in bird feed mixes. 18. The height of grass varies widely, from a few inches to several feet. 19. Buffalograss is a drought-tolerant grass native to North America. 20. Grass can survive grazing by herbivores due to its growth points being at the base. 21. Zoysia grass is known for its tolerance to heat and drought. 22. Grasses are the primary food source for many herbivores, including cows and horses. 23. The first lawnmower was invented in 1830 by Edwin Budding. 24. Grasshoppers got their name because they are known to feed on grasses. 25. Grass can be used in phytoremediation to absorb and neutralize pollutants. 26. Some grass species are used for medicinal purposes in traditional medicine. 27. Lawn tennis is played on grass courts, providing a unique playing surface. 28. Grass requires sunlight, water, and nutrients to grow. 29. Grass blades can have various shapes, including flat, folded, or cylindrical. 30. The "sod" is a layer of grass and soil held together by roots. 31. Grasslands are home to diverse ecosystems and wildlife. 32. Blue grama grass is the official state grass of Colorado. 33. Grasses evolved around 60 million years ago during the Cenozoic Era. 34. Grass pollen is a common allergen for many people. 35. In some cultures, young wheatgrass is consumed as a health supplement. 36. Grass can recover from damage through lateral growth from its base. 37. Some grasses have specialized adaptations for survival in arid environments. 38. Mowing grass regularly can promote thicker and healthier growth. 39. Ornamental grasses are commonly used in landscaping for their aesthetic appeal. 40. Grasslands are important carbon sinks, helping mitigate climate change. 41. In some regions, people use grass mats for flooring and construction. 42. Lemongrass is a tropical grass with a citrus flavor used in culinary dishes. 43. Invasive grass species can outcompete native vegetation and disrupt ecosystems. 44. Grass has been used historically as thatch for roofing material. Hope You Stop gaming and enjoy grass.

[@YTSaintKevin]

I suggest martial arts and running

[@drinasun6984]

Today marks 8 months since I quit TERA Console, the game I was addicted to. Now I use my PS4 only to watch movies, TV shows, or play songs on Spotify.

[@victorpeng5531]

I want to stop playing video games and cloud gaming, but I can't. I used to stop video games for 2 years but I relapsed recently.

[@J.Wolf90]

Ive quit gaming over the summer and ive built myself a little life playing golf and meeting people. And i didnt expect this but i also stopped smoke weed as well. I did end up smoking weed at a party and i got extremely full of anxiety and insecurities. It pretty much ruined my night. I never want to play games or smoke weed ever again.

[@lamcheeeu1884]

Good morning, Cam. I went to Planetshakers concert with my friends last Friday, and it is a great experience. Today marks the first day I stop gaming. 😊Suddenly have extra time and plan to grab my long lost hobbies back (swimming, music)

[@GameQuitters]

Amazing!

[@Nachhito]

I stopped 3 months, but i came back since 2 weeks, I gave all my value stuff away from the game and I'm still playing it

[@GameQuitters]

overcome your cravings: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpuvnqqklJV6ja8

[@rama5589]

I am still addicted to play and i wanna stop. Thank you for the video, i'll try my best

[@GameQuitters]

Come join us on the forums or discord, the extra support will help a lot: forum.gamequitters.com or discord.gg/gamequitters

[@PK-se2jh]

thankyouu

[@mr.c1580]

I find the best way to get rid of the gambling itch is whenever you get that itch to gamble, think about All the Bad times you had gambling and Not the few good ones! "It Works!"

[@JohnCitizen406]

I quit video games 26 days ago and my life hasn't changed for the better at all

[@GameQuitters]

Just the beginning!

[@MMCV963]

I dont see myself quitting forever but ive just completed day 1/100 of no gaming. Who knows what will happen, I'm socially inept so making friends is out of the question I think.

[@ms2ARG]

No entendí bien si el problema eran los videojuegos o tu falta de autocontrol sobre cosas que brinden placer (videojuegos, marihuana o vino).

[@DavidCosmanCozySmash]

Weed was that for me a while ago, as were gacha games. Thanks for your videos

[@roboticperson1589]

Watching this while gaming. I know I need to stop. I’m not giving up

[@MeltedChocBS]

Same lol

[@Sam.Angel.330]

Damn, starcraft, such an addictive game

[@GameQuitters]

one of the best of all time imo

[@Sam.Angel.330]

@@GameQuitters I wanna ask you a question, how long after quitting gaming have you felt that you stabilized mentally, and are able to be consistant at work

[@swpnl36]

What if my female friend whom I'm attracted to invites for game?

[@gabrielribeiro5192]

Abandoning altogether isn't the solution. I play once 2/3 month and a few games now and then, BUT the most IMPORTANT of all, don't play multiplayer games; they are all brain-damaging, 2017 my brain was 100% at duel links; doesn't even think to do anything else than playing it.

[@yuzuke4573]

I find it interesting how a university student will still have good grades even if he was gaming

[@GameQuitters]

it's possible but many also struggle a lot

[@erikrivbm9543]

Because despite what the comments are saying, video games are not a vicious addiction

[@dxm3879]

@@erikrivbm9543 They can have a lot of negative impact on your life, it just depends how serious your gaming addiction is, they CAN be vicious

[@GaneshMKarhale]

me too 16 hours a day gamer

[@kerhabplays]

What you do the most beside gaming? or are you a student?

[@GaneshMKarhale]

@@kerhabplays I am a student from home.

[@mohamedalkdray-mv7kp]

I want start to quit this addction

[@GameQuitters]

come join us on the forums or discord, the extra support will help a lot: forum.gamequitters.com or discord.gg/gamequitters

[@harox77]

Recently I uninstalled WoW and cancelled my WoW sub, life is better.

[@WheresThatDamn4thChaosEmerald]

This guys just manipulating. you all he wants is for you to give up your passion

[@romasliv]

Get rid of your pc, that's guaranteed that you will stop gaming.

[@arc.gouda08]

no. if the addiction is strong enough you'll find a way. whether it be playing on ur phone or doing something of the sort. rather, sit with the game icon open on your desk and just stare at it. every day. use willpower.

[@romasliv]

​@@arc.gouda08 there's no other way, we need to get rid fron occasions of temptation, get away from everything that can make us fall, our willpower is not the strong to put ourselves before the object of addiction and not to fall.

[@GameQuitters]

can def help!

[@romasliv]

@@BenTomes-qm8fl it can seem radical but you can sell it at low price to sell quickly or give it away to charity or something, i know it's radical but better lose computer than your life.

[@romasliv]

@@BenTomes-qm8fl i really did left game for good because now my pc is old for gaming and i dont even have windows on my computer, so even if i feel tempted i do not fall because i dont have computer to play, these days i did feel tempted but didnt relapse because of that.

[@christopherburns2922]

Not even one game.

[@GameQuitters]

💯💯

[@ezioboy5777]

Game over 👿

[@GameQuitters]

🙌

[@josephmueller3752]

FIRST

[@GameQuitters]

hey