it's not so much as motivation to keep vaping. If your goal is to just vape and smoke, then you are doing it right. if your goal is to use vaping as an alternative to smoking you will never get there. it's not the same and your mind will never make it so. bottom line if you want to be an ex smoker, or like me a smoker who hasn't had a cigarette in 5 years, then you need to work on quitting smoking. plain and simple. I also quit drinking so there is no excuse of "i only smoke when I drink." I don't like the smell, taste or anything that goes along with smoking. vaping is a whole other subject. If someone asks me if i smoke I say no. Not, "no, I vape." just "no." it's not my replacement for smoking, it's just something I do.
Wrong. I am an ex smoker, but without vaping as a replacement/alternative I would still be smoking, and I had no motivation whatsoever to quit smoking because my addiction to cigarettes was killing this motivation five times faster than I was able to even think about motivation, let alone find a way to stay motivated.
My goal was to find out if I could use vaping as an alternative to smoking, and the answer was an overwhelming immediate "yes". After that clear moment I only smoked one final last cigarette as I thought my mod was broken after 3 days so I couldn't vape, but I remedied the problem with the mod within an hour after that so from that moment on I am smoke free, and, the way I see vaping, real vaping
IS motivation─whereas doing something people think looks like it
COULD BE real vaping is "ersatz vaping", or demotivation (and can potentially also be used, or abused, by Big Tobacco to drive a number of people forever away from vaping altogether... I mean, BT adds chemicals to cigarettes to make cigarette smoking even more addicting so once bitten, twice shy, or where there's smoke, there is also fire).