David “the quitter” Ross sits down with San Diego’s KUSI News anchor Ginger Jeffries in studio to discuss:
- the difference between quitting and giving up,
- the IFQ mission of inspiring others to quit and
- his book, I Finally Quit …And So Can You: How to Gain Everything by Quitting.
WARNING …
Reading this Book May Cause Freedom (from Addictions)
The inspirational book I Finally Quit …And So Can You: How to Gain Everything by Quitting is a compelling story for anyone who has ever wanted to break free from procrastination, smoking, drinking to excess or any other ‘bad’ habits.
This journey of self-discovery inspires the reader to create ‘better’ habits for life.
As you read this riveting story‚ you may wonder‚ “Could I do this‚ too?”
If you are like many people all over the world, you’ll find the answer to be “YES!” and be able to, once and for all, say “I Finally Quit“.
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If you or a loved one have ever struggled to quit smoking, drinking, procrastinating, worrying, or any other “bad” habit …
This book is for you!
For more than two decades, David Ross, founder of I Finally Quit, struggled with addictions to cigarettes, alcohol, making excuses, and more before writing I Finally Quit …And So Can You: How to Gain Everything by Quitting.
Through the loss of his income, fiancé, and support base, then becoming homeless for five years and surviving a 3 day coma, David was inspired to write his “tell-all” story. He put bad habits and decisions in the past; turning to an emotionally and physically healthier lifestyle to become known as — David “the quitter” Ross.
Building an online support community in the process — he now motivates thousands to join “the IFQ movement”; connecting people all around the world.
David uses his riveting story to grip, entertain and inspire; helping the reader discover their “inner quitter”; leaving their bad habits in their past.
A big shout out to the professionals at KUSI San Diego. They kept me just as relaxed in the newsroom, as I was when I arrived.
Arriving at the station and feeling confident.
T minus 30 seconds …
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