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Not ready for it?

That’s fine. You don’t need to be.

30 attempts per smoker on average

Most people who smoke/vape have tried to quit at least once. Most methods ask you to fight the desire to smoke — with willpower, patches, pills, or sheer stubbornness. That’s cold turkey. And for the majority people, it doesn’t last.

Instead of fighting the desire, we look at where it comes from. Not to judge it. Not to scare you. Just to understand it clearly — so that when you decide to quit, you’re prepared.

It starts with a conversation. You come as you are, smoking normally. No commitment, no program, no pressure. Just an honest look at your relationship with smoking — what it actually does, what it doesn’t, and why it feels the way it feels.

If that sounds like something you’d be open to, book a free conversation below.

Cliff Palace, Colorado

About

Warm Turkey is a one-on-one conversation about smoking. I work with friends and curious people to understand why we smoke — not to fight it, but to make quitting feel like a choice instead of a battle. This is a personal project, not a business. If it helps people, I’d love to keep it going through community support.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Warm Turkey?

It’s a conversation about your relationship with smoking. Not a program, not a lecture. Just an honest look at why you smoke and what’s actually going on when you reach for a cigarette. You come as you are, smoking normally.

Do I need to be ready to quit?

No. Most people I talk to aren’t sure yet — and that’s the whole point. You don’t need a decision before we talk. You just need a bit of curiosity.

What happens after the conversation?

That depends on you. Some people want to go further and work through a structured session. Some just needed the conversation. Either way, nothing is expected of you.

How did you quit smoking?

I smoked for years and tried quitting more than once. What finally worked wasn’t willpower — it was understanding why I was smoking in the first place. Once I saw that clearly, the desire disappeared. That experience is what Warm Turkey is built on.