Your Smart, Creative Child is Struggling to Get Things Done—Here’s How to Help
If your gifted or bright child melts down over assignments, procrastinates until the last minute, or gets stuck in perfectionism, you’re not alone. Twice-exceptional (2e) kids—those who are both gifted and have ADHD, autism, or learning differences—often struggle with executive functioning.
It’s not that they don’t care or aren’t trying—their brain just needs the right tools to get started, stay organized, and follow through.
That’s why I’m giving you these two FREE resources:
A science-backed guide to help your child:
✅ Start tasks without overwhelm or procrastination
✅ Break down big projects into easy, step-by-step actions
✅ Stay organized with simple visual tools
✅ Manage frustration before it turns into a meltdown
✅ Follow through—without constant reminders
Most 2e kids struggle to see the connection between today’s choices and future success—this bonus guide makes it clear with:
✅ The Backward Planning Method—help them work backward so they don’t feel lost
✅ The Time Travel Method—teach them how today’s actions shape tomorrow
✅ Step-by-Step Visual Tools—worksheets, flowcharts, and planning guides that actually work
I know how frustrating it is to watch your child struggle when you know they’re capable of so much more. That’s why I’m giving you these tools—to help your child build confidence, independence, and success.
📥 Grab your FREE playbook & bonus guide now!