Speaker quit weed; describes it as net negative affecting motivation and willpower.

But these days, it's just not for me. It's not for me. >> [music] >> It's not for me. And I do have to say like all all spiritual things aside, I'm happy I don't smoke weed because for me it was a net negative. I'm not saying it's a net negative for everybody. That's the thing. For me it was a net negative. All right. It always had the promise of making things more fun. It had the promise of making you more creative. It had the promise of making boring things more enjoyable, but in reality, all it really did, it's like trying to run with weights around your ankles. You can still force yourself to do the things you got to do, but it it takes a lot more willpower and it makes you a lot more lazy, right? I used to smoke before the gym. Instead of getting my full workout in, I'd do a couple sets, then I walk to Taco Bell, get myself a couple cheesy double beef burritos. At the time, they were like 89 cents, you know?