CNIC Route Book Quote Form - Christine DD Nicholson

Add Your Voice to My Book

As you may know, I have a few exciting things in the works including writing my 1st book— The 12 Paths of Self-Rediscovery: Clarity. Nurture. Integrate. Connect. Your CNIC Route to Your True Self along w/its accompanying workbook!!

I’d love to include voices from people I admire—even folks not in recovery. Your words, your story, your wisdom is truly valued. To make it easy, I’ve put together this short questionnaire where you can share your experience, strength, and hope.

A few things to know:

There’s no pressure to answer everything—only the questions that resonate with you.
At the start of the form, you’ll be able to choose how you’d like to be credited (full name, alias, or anonymous).
I’ll let you know if your responses will be included as we get closer to publishing near year’s end.

Thank you so much for considering this. Your story may be exactly what someone else needs to rediscover their own true self. 💛

With 💖, ☮️ & gratitude 🙏🏽,

Christine a.k.a. DD

Permission Section (please complete first):

May I use your full first & last name in the book? *

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If no, please provide an alias:

Alternate name, initials, "Anonymous," etc.

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Part I — Clarity

Looking back, what part of your origin story most shaped who you are today?

How do you currently get to know yourself on a deeper level (journaling, therapy, prayer, etc.)?

What has self-acceptance looked like for you, especially when facing parts of yourself you’d rather not see?

Part II — Nurture

What does “taking action” toward your best self mean in your life right now?

What rhythms, routines, or daily practices help keep you grounded and healthy?

How do you align your values with your everyday choices?

Part III — Integrate

Have you ever experienced a “deep dive” moment—when you had to face a hard truth or hidden part of yourself? What was it like?

How have you faced fears or stigma in your life, and what gave you courage?

What are some tactics or practices that help you maintain your progress and not slip back into old patterns?

Part IV — Connection

What does freedom from stigma, labels, or worldly expectations look like to you?

How have you found “your people” and built circles of support?

In what ways do you contribute back to your community, family, or spiritual life?

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