The Adaptive Challenge To Quit Smoking

The adaptive challenge The adaptive challenge I am faced with is my brother smoke cigarettes, and I need to convince him to quit. The most probable outcome is that he will be resistant to change his status quo. The gap between my current reality and aspiration is, that my brother free of smoking. I know that adaptive change is painful and making a smoker to quit smoking is a challenge as it revolves around confronting losses. Smoking is a risk that does not have a defined solution. I think the nicotine in a cigarette can make it harder to quit smoking.
2 I offered advice and show him the consequences of smoking. I attempted to explain to my brother, why smoking is bad for him, and although, he saw the warning labels on the side of a cigarette packet. However, I know that it is actually hard to kick the habit. I think a smoker can be helped to stop smoking by ensuring that the way they see and perceive things is changed. I believe he can overcome the habit, and do something to fill the silences and relieve the stress.
Moreover, I share with him some great documentaries, which help him to have a better understanding why they smoke, the effects of smoking and how to quit the addiction completely.
4 The perspectives of other stakeholders involved in this issue, which is our family, encourages me to help him to quit. They think he has physiological reasons when it comes to smoking (chemical addiction or nicotine addiction). We tried to collaborate to solve the problem and this challenge is important to our family because it is harmful to his health and those around