The book has four parts: The first part of the book focuses on developing a positive mindset and a child's psychology. It guides the parents on effective ways of upbringing/raising their children in the context of learning how to play chess. The second part focuses on training brain faculties, i.e., calculation, memory, temperament, focus, and visualization using chess as a tool. The first and foremost step in chess is our ability to calculate beyond one move to several moves depending on the position in front of us. This must be improved constantly throughout our life. The second one is memory. We must understand how information should be stored in our brains so that it can be retrieved quickly. The third brain faculty is temperament, as chess is a game of patience. Temperament is mental toughness or determination not to give up easily. The third part of the book deals with motivation. Parents can use the power of motivation and inspiration to turn their children into champions. Motivation is a fire burning inside you. A hidden fuel that doesn't let you sleep until you fulfil your dreams. The fourth and the final part is about the role of computers in chess.