Format: PDF eBook (139 pages) + fillable PDF workbook (14 pages, 98 fields), delivered as ZIP
A practical household-systems playbook for couples where one or both partners are neurodivergent (ADHD/autism traits framed inclusively and non-diagnostically) — and where money and chores generate more conflict than they should. The core reframe: it's the system, not the person. Eleven chapters build a complete two-brain household operating system: mapping both brains, the 20-minute weekly money meeting, account architecture, bills on autopilot, the chore rebuild, capacity-based fairness, spending honesty systems, low-capacity season plans, repair-after-conflict scripts, and the quarterly reset that keeps it all alive.
No — educational household systems only. This book is not therapy, not couples counseling, not financial advice, and does not diagnose any condition. Couples in significant distress are directed to licensed professionals.
No — the playbook is written for couples where one or both partners are neurodivergent (or mixed), with ADHD/autism traits framed inclusively and non-diagnostically.
No — no statistics, no financial figures, no product or bank recommendations, no guarantees. Money is discussed qualitatively throughout.
Every chapter ends with one — a concrete action box with one completable step per week, alongside word-for-word scripts for the hard talks.
A 14-page fillable PDF with 98 fields: brain maps for both partners, meeting agendas, architecture sketch, bills inventory, workload map, pause tiers + wish list, season plan, quarterly reset, and repair log.
Product 81 (The Zero-Nagging Executive Function Playbook) is for parents of teens; Product 61 (Envelope Budget OS) is a budgeting spreadsheet. This playbook is the couple's complete money-and-chores system — communication rituals, scripts, and household architecture for two neurodivergent (or mixed) brains.
A practical household-systems playbook for couples where one or both partners are neurodivergent — and where money and chores generate more conflict than they should. Eleven chapters build a complete two-brain household operating system, plus a 14-page fillable workbook with 98 fields.
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