A free ebook exclusively for parents of young children
The 3-Step Formula to Build Unshakeable Math Confidence
Learn how to get your child to want to do math, achieve mastery, and get WAY ahead in the classroom.
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In this book exclusively for parents, you will learn how to:
- Ignite a love for learning to get your kid excited about math and eager to learn more.
- Get WAY ahead in class with strategies to help your child surpass classroom expectations and excel academically.
- Build unshakable confidence and learn how it transforms your child's life.
- Think Like the Top 0.1% and find out why your approach to math as a parent is crucial for your child's success.
- Be your kid's champion and coach them through fear, boredom, anger, and overwhelm.
- Make math fun and engaging with tips, tricks, and activities that make math enjoyable for your child.
- Create a supportive environment that "silently" emphasizes the importance of learning.
- Learn the secret to mastery that real-world math geniuses use to astonish and impress
- Overcome learning obstacles through scripts and strategies to navigate common emotional hurdles during learning.
- Prepare for the future and understand this information is critically important now more than ever for your child's success.
From "Mom, I'm bad at math" to Harvard grad
Dear parent,
I'm Scott Sansovich.
I know firsthand the transformative power of confidence in a child's life.
I grew up in a modest middle-class household, living a pretty typical American kid's life.
But by the 3rd grade, I struggled with my multiplication tables and thought I simply wasn't "good at math."
Everything changed when my mom enrolled me in extra practice. I'm very grateful that she did.
A few months and thousands of math problems later, I not only mastered multiplication but became the fastest in his class.
This breakthrough ignited my self-belief and passion for learning.
In high school, I became a National Merit Finalist (less than 0.5% of all students) and scored in the 97th percentile on the math section of the SATs.
To my shock, I was accepted in Harvard University, where I studied computer science and English literature.
After graduating, I worked in venture capital where I learned from some of the country's best tech entrepreneurs, and later founded a healthcare tech company that grew to over $25 million in revenue with over 200 employees.
Now, as a dad, my mission is to help my daughter unlock her fullest potential and achieve her wildest dreams.
I'm Scott Sansovich.
I know firsthand the transformative power of confidence in a child's life.
I grew up in a modest middle-class household, living a pretty typical American kid's life.
But by the 3rd grade, I struggled with my multiplication tables and thought I simply wasn't "good at math."
Everything changed when my mom enrolled me in extra practice. I'm very grateful that she did.
A few months and thousands of math problems later, I not only mastered multiplication but became the fastest in his class.
This breakthrough ignited my self-belief and passion for learning.
In high school, I became a National Merit Finalist (less than 0.5% of all students) and scored in the 97th percentile on the math section of the SATs.
To my shock, I was accepted in Harvard University, where I studied computer science and English literature.
After graduating, I worked in venture capital where I learned from some of the country's best tech entrepreneurs, and later founded a healthcare tech company that grew to over $25 million in revenue with over 200 employees.
Now, as a dad, my mission is to help my daughter unlock her fullest potential and achieve her wildest dreams.
I want to share what I've learned because I believe that with the right support and mindset, any child can achieve greatness by showing them that they can do hard things.
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