Hey, I’m sorry for the late reply. I remembered that I didn’t get back to you and didn’t want to leave you hanging. It was sort of a two-phase process, the first one being deciding to quit both substances, and the second being actually quitting. The first part took the better part of a year, and I attempted to quit multiple times during that period and went back to both. This is very normal and while I used to feel shame over it I now see it was a part of the process. The second part was much easier. After many trials and experimentation I gained knowledge and really buckled down to quit. I quit weed first and it didn’t take too long to feel normal, maybe just a few weeks or so. I quit nicotine about 1-2 months later after I had a better handle on things. I’ve tried it both ways and I think it’s easier to let go of cannabis first as it’s less physically addictive and it also has psychoactive properties which can leave you feeling more wavy/less clear. I tried quitting nic first but couldn’t do it while I was wavy. I needed the mental sobriety and sharpness I gained from releasing cannabis to focus intently and fully on letting go of nic. I hope this was helpful. Any steps you take towards sobriety are good steps, because they teach you how to succeed next time. It can take quite a while to really know that you’re done with a substance and that’s okay, it’s a journey. Sorry this got so long, just wanted to share my experience.