If you were offered $1,000,000:00 to quit a habit,such as being an alcoholic or smoking.would you accept the money and drop the habit or not? if you choose the money,then why was quitting so difficult without the money?
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The only habit I have that would be worthy of that kind of money would be my habit/addiction of eating too much fast food. But with that kind of money, the temptation would be incredible and I don't know if I could do it. :p
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Honestly no, because I'm trying to give smoking up & it's not easy so I'd wind up having to give the money back
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Motivation for one.
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Sure, I'd never touch alcohol or weed again for that much. Hell, I'd take $10,000 not to.
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Yes, I would take the money, stop the habit and be in better health to spend the money. Replacing a bad habit with a good one is a good idea.
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my only bad habit is being messy and no motivation to pick up. Id drop that habit for a million. Actually as much as 50 grand id fix that habit.
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Spunts, my worst habit is yearning for daily sex. If I were offered that amount would I accept and drop the habit? Argh!!! What a choice!! But if I took the money, is there any guarantee that I WON'T fall back into my habit of yearning? Is there any sure way to make me stop? Probably not!
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I have no bad habits.
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i would as my bad habit was clicking my bones and its damaging my bones, so that money would be a great motivation
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Does picking your nose count as a bad habit? If so, I might be able to come up with the willpower for that mil! Of course after doing it for thiirty plus years might take some time...is there a limit as to how long it would take the person to quit the habit? I mean, maybe I could quit in five years? Does that still count since I quit? Or would it not count because there are stipulations that apply to your proposal?
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