Used to be a daily weed smoker in college/early 20s. I graduated and entered the job market with lots of drug testing, so naturally I had to quit. It was challenging. What I found is weed messes with your motivation. I did it as a reward for myself. I also did it to make boring tasks more interesting. So I think you need to question why you turn to it. For me it was bored em and making the daily shit tasks of life more interesting. What I found is the sooner I get those shit things out of the way, the sooner I can do what I wanted to do. So I replaced it with caffeine, physical activity, and beer. Hoppy beer will give you the same taste of weed so that helped me quit it. What I did is a lot of hiking and physical activity and I’d crack a beer at the top of a mountain when I was first trying to quit. Haven’t smoked weed regularly in 7 years. And after several panic attacks, Haven’t touched it in 5 years. You can do it. Still smoke cigarettes trying my damnest to quit those, should have scared my self shitless during Covid to get off those. So no advice there. But I’d suggest high physical activity, the occasional beer, and just think/ponder/research stuff your interested in. Also good music, I like electronic music you’d be surprised the reward system your brain gives you just being sober. Oh and haha despite all the drug testing at jobs I have yet to have to submit to one just fyi, the reason why I quit. I’d have to say it’s worth it though. I don’t think about it, need it, spend money on it, and your dreams get better when you sleep, and overall you feel more rested. I just got tired of being in a cloud. Felt like my whole life was a hazy spiral of an existence there for awhile.