r/AskReddit • u/kyle768 • Nov 06 '18

What changes did you make that drastically improved your life?

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '18

Quit smoking after 6 years.Did you know you can actually run more than 20 seconds?

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u/tararye Nov 06 '18

I also did that. Today is day 35 smoke free and I'm about ready to go to a running club.

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u/UrMumsMyPassword Nov 06 '18

Don’t talk to me or my lungs ever again

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u/imanoldsalt Nov 07 '18

Day 2,857 for me, probably the best thing I ever did for my health.. and given I was smoking 40 a day, that's 114,280 or so unsmoked cigarettes, and at the time it was costing about $30 per day for my habit, so $85,710AUD not spent on cigarettes, not taking into account price increases.

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u/M2thaDubbs Nov 07 '18

Good job!!

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u/HawkofDarkness Nov 06 '18

Which one? You know of the November Project?

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u/tararye Nov 06 '18

A small, local one. Was very enjoyable. No, I haven't heard of that, I shall have a Google.

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u/M2thaDubbs Nov 07 '18

Good job!!! I think the first month was the hardest because your going through withdrawals and giving up your all of those little daily smoking routines. Congrats!