BEAT YOUR LONGEST STREAK

The same reason that you mentioned mate.
Also, procrastinating in the daily habits that helped me to replace this addiction (as I know willpower alone is not enough) such as: Cold showers, reading every spare time (I remember I finished many self improvement books in that period), Gym everyday, Praying, stretching exercises before sleep and going to bed before 11:00 pm.
I remember that I kept doing these things during every single day in that streak and they totally transform my personality.
In this challenge, I'll keep tracking of these habits with my daily check ins.

 

I was thinking about this while I was driving today, and I was relating it to my best streaks and how the best successes I've had with nofap all happened when I was motivated, not just by the prospect of recovering in and of itself, but because there was something really really really important to me and I knew that in order to achieve it that I had to be at my best. I'm working on something like that now and so it's helping to ignite that flame for me again. If you can, I'd encourage you to take on something really big, something you've wanted to do for a long time, something that takes a lot of personal power, a lot of focus. Make a focused plan of attack and then psyche yourself up for starting whatever it is that's important for you to accomplish. Dedicate yourself to the long haul, not of doing nofap, but of doing this incredibly awesome and important thing that you've been wanting to do and then make nofap your ace card for achieving it. This has the benefit of never letting nofap lose its novelty because even after you've achieved whatever it is that's important to you, once you've attained it you can move on to something else, something bigger. Successes building on top of success, and being able to reach for higher and higher goals.

 

Day 10 of 90 (Longest streak broken on August 18, 2017).

@Randox, @Mr.Chips Welcome to the challenge guys, best of luck in beating your longest streaks!

@Tiger uppercut!, dust yourself off and start again, friend. Stick with it, we're in this together!

@StraightEdge3616 Thank you! Congratulations on 2 days, these early days are truly the most difficult and each day, each hour is an accomplishment to be proud of. Keep focusing on your goal and as I'm sure you know, the days start stacking up quickly!

 

Can't agree anymore.

 

I'm in.My longest streak was 63...
So D4/63

 

Thank you Jefe Rojo

 

Day 1 of 121 (Longest streak broken on March 23, 2019)
Cold shower: Done
Reading every spare time: Done
Gym or home exercises:
Praying: Done
Stretching exercises: Done
Deep breathing practice: Done
Sleep before 11:00 pm: Done

 

Day 11 of 90 (Longest streak broken on August 18, 2017).

Looking at the numbers like this is somehow encouraging, kind of like looking at a meter - 12.2% complete!
Today has been going well because I've been busy, but now I have some downtime I'm noticing some temptations creep in. Browsing through facebook and finding what most people would consider innocuous images to have a triggering effect. Nothing I'd act on, but it's good to be aware of my thoughts and honest that the temptations are definitely there.

 

12/78

 

D5/63

 

My longest streak is 116 Days broken on somewhere between 2019.10.15 - 2019.10.20., Now am at day 0
@Jefe Rojo count me in
Day 0/ 116; (2019.10.15.)

 

@Randox @Sachin Verma @Mr.Chips @The Unbeatable welcome to our thread! Glad to have you as part of our group.

@Tiger uppercut! so sorry to hear about the relapse. Hang in there man.

Day 4/62 (October 1, 2016). I enjoyed having the weekend with my wife around. Happy Monday to everyone.

 

Thanks Sir @StraightEdge3616

 

1/90

Back on the board.