The ADHD Advantage 2.0

Here’s Exactly What You’ll Learn In The E-Book

Part 1: Thriving With ADHD

First, I’ll walk you through the unique blueprint of the ADHD brain so you can understand why and how our child functions differently than other kids.

You will learn about:

• The 11 Essential Needs of Kids With ADHD: By fulfilling these essential needs on a regular basis, your kids will be far less likely to lose their attention and motivation and get stuck in Mental Traffic Jams.
• FUEL Strategies To Keep Their “Ferrari Brain” Running Smoothly: With concrete examples, systems and step-by-step frameworks that you can implement right away.
• A Thriving With ADHD Checklist: You can use this checklist every time your child is struggling or unfocused to quickly identify the root cause of their problem and choose the right FUEL Strategy in the right moment.

This part of the system will give you a strong foundation that will make everything else easier – from schoolwork to chores to keeping their attention and regulating their emotions.

Part 2: ADHD Lifestyle Architecture

Kids with ADHD need a slightly different environment (their bedroom, studying space and overall home organization) in order to stay focused, not forget things, and avoid living in a mess.

In this part, you’ll learn about:

• Supercharged Habits & Routines: How to help your kids create habits and routines that actually stick (for schoolwork, chores, morning routines, bedtime routines, after school activities and hygiene)
• Habit Integration Frameworks: So they don’t have to use up their willpower everyday and make their responsibilities automatic and effortless (which will save you from nagging, battles and disagreements)
• Home Reorganization Strategies: With a few subtle changes in the rooms they spend the most time in, you’ll be able to prevent messy and cluttered spaces that get on your nerves and distract them from focusing.
• Daily Workflows: These will help you structure their days in an optimal ways so they can function as best as possible (both for schooldays and weekends) in fun and engaging ways that easily integrate into their existing lifestyle.

Once their environment is organized in the proper way, they’ll be far less distracted and “fidgety”, as they’ll be able to focus, stay calm and relax in an environment that’s built just for them.

Part 3: Unlocking Ultra-Productivity

Because their brain is faster than normal, your child has a unique ability to get the same amount of work done within hours that would take other kids days or even weeks…

…IF you can help them organize their minds in a way where they can spend most of their time in their Hyperfocus State, instead of Mental Traffic Jams.

In this part, you will learn:

• 6 Ultra-Productivity Strategies: These will help your child unlock their full potential on a daily basis
• A Simple Strategy to Eliminate Distracting Thoughts: These are one of the key reasons why your child can’t focus – they’re preoccupied with all the different thoughts in their head that take their attention away from the task at hand.
• The Finisher Framework: They’ll learn how to actually finish every task or project they start (and you’ll be able to help and guide them in a way they’ll gladly accept), so they don’t jump from one task to another every few minutes once they get bored of it.

After you implement the strategies from this part, your kids will no longer resist and procrastinate boring and uncomfortable tasks, and be all over the place.

They’ll see the “big picture”, get the important stuff done, and make much faster progress on things that are important to both you and them.

Part 4: Tailored Schoolwork Strategies

Your child likely thrives at subjects they’re interested in in school, while struggling with ones they don’t like or don’t find interesting. Well, that’s about to change.

In this part, you will learn:

• The #1 Mistake Parents of Kids With ADHD Make: That turns schoolwork into a never-ending battle (and how to easily avoid it with a simple shift).
• ADHD-Friendly Learning Strategies: Your kids will be able to use these to learn and remember more while studying considerably less. They’ll also learn how to activate the right sides of their brain when it comes to different challenges they face.
• How to Eliminate Schoolwork Distractions: If your kids would rather do anything but study… If their mind keeps racing all the time… If they’re constantly fidgety and going to the fridge… You’ll be able to change all of that and bring their focus back through a set of proven but counterintuitive strategies.
• How to Unlock Their Endless Motivation State: You’ll learn about 3 key strategies that you can use to reignite their motivation and keep their motivation levels high – no matter how boring or annoying the subject they’re trying to learn might be to them.

After implementing these strategies, your child will no longer struggle with schoolwork and feel stressed out and anxious about it. This will have a ripple effect on your family, as there will be one less thing to argue about, and a lot more time that you can all spend doing things you enjoy.

Part 5: The ADHD Independent Chore System

Chores that your child finds boring, monotone or uninteresting can become the bane of their (and your) existence.

Luckily, there’s a set of specific strategies that you can use to help your child complete their chores independently, specifically tailored to kids with ADHD.

In this part, you’ll learn:

• When Your Kids Should Absolutely NOT Do Their Chores: And a much better time when they’ll do them without resistance.
• How To Get Your Kids EXCITED To Do Their Chores: This framework works so well that your kids will race to do their chores ahead of their scheduled chore time and ask you if they can do them, without you ever having to remind them.
• A Protocol For Facing Chore Resistance: In the rare case that your kids might not want to do their chores, you’ll be able to use a gentle step-by-step system to get them done anyway, without a fight.

Once you’ve taken care of both chores and school-work, you’ll already make living with an ADHD child A LOT easier – as these key areas of their lives are triggers for the majority of the battles and power struggles you’ll experience.

Part 6: HyperFocus Strategies

Now that you have the fundamentals down, the really fun part begins.

With the strategies from this chapter, you’ll learn how to engage your child’s “HyperDrive” (that allows spaceships in the movies to travel faster than the speed of light).

This means that they’ll be able to enter a distraction-free mode when they need to and get their schoolwork and chores done even faster.

Yes, the tasks that “should take only 5 minute but end up taking 2 hours” will now actually take them the amount of time they need.

In this part, you’ll learn:

• 15 HyperFocus Strategies: You can use these to engage the HyperDrive mode of their brain and effortlessly enter their Focus Zone
• ADHD Screen Time Management Strategies: To shift your kids from screen into the “real world”, and stop them from craving screen time all the time
• Focus Amplifiers: You’ll be able to use these to gently bring your kids back from a distracted to a focused state within seconds, and help them stay focused for hours on end

After implementing this part, your kids will be able to get the most out of their Ferrari Brain and drive it as confidently as a race car driver.

Part 7: Emotional Regulation

Next, you’ll be able to teach your kids how to regulate their emotions so they don’t get frustrated and angry as easily any more.

In this part, you’ll learn:

• 4 Calm-Down Techniques: Your kids will be able to use these whenever they feel overwhelmed, anxious or frustrated to bring themselves back to a state of calm and focus
• Patience Training: You’ll be able to teach your kids how to become more patient (instead of wanting everything they want to happen right away)
• Social Skills: You’ll teach your kids how to become empathetic, active and respectful listeners that other kids enjoy hanging our with (rather than being unintentionally rude and speaking without thinking)

These skills will help your kids integrate into the world that’s different than they are – and stay calm and collected at times when they would otherwise blow up.

Part 8: Impulsivity & Outburst Prevention

Kids with ADHD are known to have impulsive outbursts, but there are ways to minimize and even prevent those from happening.

In this part, you’ll learn:

• 6 Outburst Prevention Strategies: These will help you avoid 90% or more of impulsive outbursts that disrupt your days
• A Simple Outburst Neutralization Strategy: That will help you quickly “extinguish” the situation before it gets out of hand
• 3 Key Calm-Down Protocols: That will help your kids quickly calm down and refocus in the rare case they can’t regulate their emotions

These strategies will help you avoid many disagreements that damage the relationships between you and your kids, and will teach them how to become masters of their emotions.

Part 9: Positive Discipline For Kids With ADHD

Some discipline strategies, although perfectly suited for 90% of the kids, just don’t work for kids with ADHD. Because their brains are wired differently, they need a set of positive discipline strategies that’s tailor-made for their own needs.

In this part, you’ll learn:

• 9 Key Positive Discipline Strategies: You’ll be able to set healthy boundaries without “triggering a World War III”, to teach them what’s acceptable and what isn’t in a gentle, but firm way (and so they don’t use their ADHD as an excuse to not do the things they don’t want to do).
• Exact Protocols to Follow When Your Child Misbehaves: Explained in simple, easy-to-follow steps, so they don’t repeat inappropriate behavior in the future.
• How to Help Your Kids Behave Respectfully in Public Places: With a simple “safety-mechanism” that will help you avoid many toy-store battles, yelling battles in grocery stores and situations where your kids might make you feel angry, powerless or ashamed

After mastering these strategies, you’ll no longer feel powerless when your child misbehaves, and they’ll learn how to respect rules and boundaries and behave in a way that makes you a proud parent.

Part 10: Additional Strategies For Unique Struggles of Kids With ADHD

Finally, you’ll receive a set of strategies for other common struggles that kids with ADHD might face:

• Confidence Building Strategies: That teach them how to believe in themselves, stand up for themselves, and not get stopped in their tracks by fear and anxiety
• Deep Connection Strategies: These will help you form an unbreakable bond with your child, based on mutual trust and respect, and bring you closer together than ever before
• Emotional Intelligence & Empathy Building Strategies: These will help your kids feel empathy and awareness of other people’s emotions (which can be particularly hard to feel for some kids with ADHD)
• And more: You’ll get a few additional strategies about their unique “quirks”, but you’ll have to discover those for yourself in the e-book.