Willpower is the wrong tool — it runs out. Quitting works better as a skill: getting through individual cravings, which are short and predictable, one at a time.
Each time you ride out an urge without vaping, the pattern weakens. You're not 'being strong' — you're proving to your brain that the urge passes on its own. After enough reps, the cravings get quieter.
StopMe makes the reps easy: press the button when an urge hits, ride the 60-second timer, and rack up wins instead of relying on grit.
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