Review: Great refrence
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 17, 2013
I have a client that has tried several times to quit smoking but he always starts back. I found a great tip from this book to motivate him and both he and I are certain he has quit for good this time! The author has this exercise where he says take the cost of a pack of cigarettes and divide it by 20. He explains that that is the cost per cigarette and he says multiply how many you smoke per day by that cost. And he says if you quit that's your daily savings. Then he goes on to explain how to calculate your yearly savings. My client isn't as health conscious as he would like to be but he is super money conscious. Once we sat down and did this exercise together he realized how smoking was holding him back from being able to enjoy some of his favorite hobbies. He's going to take the money he saves from not smoking and buy season tickets to the Bears! I'm glad I found a book to help me help my client.