Three exercises drawn from the book: a check on where the wall is thickest, a close look at one rescue, and the three questions that close every chapter. Answer for the person you protect first. Then, if you are brave, answer again for yourself.
Twenty-one statements, three for each stage of the NINEVEH framework. Rate how often each one is true. The result is not a diagnosis; it is a map of which chapter to read first.
Pick one rescue from the last month. A call made, a bill paid, a story smoothed over, a consequence quietly absorbed. Small ones work best; they are the honest ones.
Every chapter ends with three questions, and one of them always turns back toward the reader. They are gathered here so you can keep your answers in one place as you read. Open a chapter, write, close it; the page keeps count.
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