Do you have difficulty with mundane tasks such as paperwork? Do you tend to procrastinate? Do you start many new projects, but finish few? You may have Attention-Deficit Disorder (ADD).

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That’s right, there’s no fluff in this book — it’s all dense, useful content that you can read at leisure in less than two hours, and it will show you how to circumvent the problems you get from having ADD/ADHD.

Don’t just believe what I say — experts recommend this book, including psychiatrists!

Dear Friend:

My name is Sidney, and, like you, I have ADHD. I am 42 years old and discovered that I had ADHD when I was 30. Of course I had known all my life that “something was wrong”, I just couldn’t put my finger on it — until I was diagnosed. Does that sound familiar?

In a sense, I felt relief that there was a name for what had been bugging me all my life. I’m sure you felt the same when you heard. And yet, at the same time, we felt a sort of despair that this seemed an irreversible situation, only to be “managed” by using medication every day for the rest of our lives.

Not that anybody understands. People who do not suffer from ADHD themselves have no idea what it’s like. Maybe, just like me, you’ve heard from people that you’re “just lazy”, or that you “really make no effort” to be on time, or to start working on something early so that you won’t have to rush right before the deadline. Maybe you’ve had comments from people who think you’re nothing but an “absent-minded professor” because you keep forgetting your promises, or where your keys are, or where you parked your car.

All of that happened to me, too, and more.

Here are some more examples of the things I had to go through:

• Procrastinating ALL THE TIME, never getting anything done;
• Never finishing anything. Always enthusiastic to start something new, then my interest faded, only to start something new again. And again… And again…;
• Almost ALWAYS being late, no matter if it was a family gathering or an imporant appointment;
• Having difficulty managing money, and moreover, spending lots of money impulsively;
• Being a perfectionist at work, causing major unnecessary problems not just for myself but also for my friends and colleagues;
• And so much more…

Don’t get me wrong, medication is a necessary evil. Proper medication, adapted to your needs, is one of the best things you can do to suppress ADHD.

But we can do a lot more to fight off the ADHD demons. And many of the things we can do are surprisingly simple!

That’s right, medication is not all we have at our disposal.

Of course, like you, I got some “tips” from my doctor. Now, with all due respect, my doctor does not have ADHD himself.

I do respect psychiatrists deeply. They have spent years and years plowing through all kinds of reference materials to earn the degrees that they’ve got. But they cannot really give us practical advice on everyday issues because they don’t go through them themselves. They don’t really understand, beyond academically, what we ADHD-ers have to go through from the moment we wake up until we go to sleep — if we can get our racing minds to slow down, that is!

So, after I got those “useful” tips from my doctor, I decided that I would figure out by myself what I could do to cope with this disorder.

Over a period of ten years — that’s right, 10 long years –, I collected a valuable set of strategies and tactics to keep the ADHD monster at bay as much as possible. I learned things like:

• How to find things quickly — not just my keys, but also important papers, pens, scissors and even my phone;
• How to stop procrastinating and finally get things done;
• How to be on time, and often even be early;
• How to plan things and make some time for myself;
• How to deal with money and track expenses, rather than come up short, wondering where it all went;
• How to get enough sleep;
• And much more!

Maybe you too made the decision to fight the ADHD monster with more than just medication. Well, I have good news.

You don’t have to go through the same 10-year strategy-finding nightmare that I went through!

This is because I wrote down my findings in an easy-to-read book. It uses clear language and is nicely organized, just the way we ADHD-ers like it. It’s not a 300-page tome with lots of repetition and lots of page-filling fluff, just designed to knock money out of your pocket. It’s an easy-to-follow guide and a handy reference chock-full of easy-to-learn and easy-to-apply tips for making your life easier.

 

Yes, many of the strategies and tactics in this book are deceptively simple. So simple that you can learn them and start applying them in a matter of minutes. Do you want to improve your life without much hassle? It’s not as hard as you thought!

• You, too, can learn all these strategies and start applying them immediately!
• You will become more organized.
• You will waste less time on things that don’t really matter.
• You will get rid of the clutter and chaos in your daily life, and enjoy the benefits.
• You will be on time much more often — and people will have to adjust their expectations from you!
• You will stop putting off those pesky tasks that scare you or that you just want to avoid. No more procrastination!
• You will become more responsible with money.
• You will find back important documents, photos and paperwork easily and without hassle.
• You will become a calmer, more relaxed, at-ease person… finally!

“I just received your book [...]. After just paging through it I know it will be my number one recommendation to my clients living with Adult ADHD”…

– Janice Sawinski, CLC, ADHD Coach

Yes, professional ADHD coaches and even psychiatrists recommend ADD Simplified to their patients. They know it will help them to calm down the brainstorms in their heads, and to generally become a happier, less chaotic person.People always want to hear from others that have benefited from using your product or service.

“There are so many good ideas on reducing clutter, creating organization, using various types of to-do lists and more, that you’re bound to find a dozen or more suggestions that will fit your lifestyle and that you’ll want to incorporate into your daily life to minimize the effects of your own ADHD.”…

– Jeff’s ADD Mind

“I recommend Holt’s ADD Simplified. It is not a compendium of all the things that you could do. It’s a straightforward book with some of the prize-winning strategies that you can try [...] Get this book.”

– Lew Mills, ADHD Psychotherapist

“It helped organize my life better than before. Even for a non-ADD’er, but very distracted person as I am, this book gives a bundle of hands on suggestions and tips that simplified my life and my surroundings [...] By pointing the things out so clear and in your face it’s a pleasure to read and explore and learn how you can simplify your life and enjoy it more. Thank you Mr Parker Holt.”

– J.S, on Amazon.com

“The strategies of Sidney are really helpful and easy to learn. I now have way more structure in my papers, I never lose my keys again and we never miss an appointment  thanks to our online shared agenda. [...]  I would recommend it to everyone, also people who don’t have ADD.”

– Mary, ADDer, on Amazon.com

“Concise tips, clearly written and presented. Sidney Parker Holt zeroes in on core strategies that work.”

– Gina Pera, author, “Is It You, Me, Or Adult A.D.D.?”

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ADD Simplified is available for the Kindle at Amazon, for the Nook at Barnes & Noble, for the Sony e-Reader at Sony, and for the Apple iPhone and iPad at the Apple Bookstore. There is also a paperback edition, available at Amazon and B&N.

But here I’m offering two NEW editions for your enjoyment: as a PDF file and as an Audiobook in MP3 format, both ready for immediate download! You can read the book on any device that supports PDF files, and you can listen to the audio version on your MP3 player, personal computer, smartphone or any other device that can play MP3 files.

You can download the PDF version below for just US$9.95.

You can also download the MP3 version below for just US$29.95.

 

But today I’m in the mood to make you an offer…

I want as many people as possible to enjoy my book, and I want to make it as enjoyable and interesting an experience as possible. So why would you buy just the PDF version and not play the MP3 version in your car, when you’re jogging, or inbetween music?

Why not enjoy the book in both formats?

Just because of price?

Don’t worry about that… Because today you get both for the price of the audio version alone.

That’s right, you can get the PDF and the MP3 Versions of ADD Simplified, both of them, for US$29.95 today!

You can download them both below. Digital downloads are handy and, frankly, it’s not like when I’m printing paperbacks and each copy costs me money. So I can afford it easily to let you download the book in both formats for just the price of the Audiobook. Again, the benefits are for you!

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Sincerely,

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