The Petite Practice® Passport

Petite Practice by Dr. Christiane SchroeterThe book

Momentum has a map

Tap a pin. Hear a small step. Then leave yours.

Opening the map
0Memories
0Places
LatestThe first pins are on the map

The Memory Map. One real person, one small step, per pin. Tap the map to add yours.

Write your postcard

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Your memory 15 to 30 seconds. Where you are, and the small step you took.
Or from your phone.

Your pin goes on the map right away. Your postcard and your clip come to Christiane first, and join the public wall once she has seen them. Share only what you would put on a postcard. By sending it you agree that your first name, your place, your line, and your video or voice may appear publicly here and in Christiane's talks and social posts. Changed your mind? Email info@doctorchristiane.com and it comes down.

A global movement of small

Not louder. Not larger. Small enough to begin.

Every small step earns a stamp.

Every pin is a small step somebody already took. Becky walked on the beach instead of driving past. Maria went back to the pool. Borrow their momentum. Then add yours, in your own voice, from wherever you are.

  1. 1

    Tap the map

    Where you read the book, took a small step, or simply carried it along.

  2. 2

    Record your memory

    Fifteen to thirty seconds, video or voice. Your first name, your place, your small step.

  3. 3

    Collect your stamp

    Christiane says hello, and your pin lights up on the map for everyone to find.

Small steps lower resistance and open the door to momentum.

Petite Practice®

Petite Practice® postcards

From people who took one small step

Each stamp is a high five from somebody who just started something. Tap one to open it.

Readers of Petite Practice®

These people started small

Every one of them took a step small enough to begin. Yours goes on the map next.

Actual readers holding the early release of the book.

Petite Practice by Dr. Christiane Schroeter

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