

My One Year Anniversary of Quitting Marijuana
6 snips Jul 26, 2024
In a heartfelt reflection, the host shares their one-year journey of quitting marijuana, revealing it as both a coping mechanism and a challenge. They discuss the transformative benefits of sobriety, from improved health to emotional clarity. The conversation dives into the psychological ties to cannabis and the importance of healthier coping strategies. Insights on addiction complexities and the influence of legalization provide a deeper understanding of their experience. Embracing discomfort becomes a theme for personal growth.
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Tusk's Quitting Journey
- Bradley Tusk celebrates a year of cannabis abstinence, a significant milestone after decades of use.
- He reflects on how his reliance on it stemmed from OCD, a hyperactive mind, anxiety, and life problems.
The Final Push
- Bradley Tusk reveals that he contemplated quitting for about a year, even achieving six months of sobriety previously.
- He attributes the final push to the book "Quitting Weed" by Matthew Clark.
Benefits of Quitting
- Quitting has yielded tangible physical and mental benefits for Tusk, such as reduced caffeine and pain reliever use.
- He also notes improved cardio performance, digestion, diet, and sleep.