That ping in your inbox? That client who wants something right now? That internal pressure to respond to everything instantly? All of that feels urgent, but rarely moves your business forward in a meaningful way. Do you need to get back to your client? Yes, does it need to be right now? Ideally, those are not the expectations your clients have of you, but if they are, this blog post can help you out.
I know how frustrating it can feel when you want to be on top of your bills, but ADHD keeps tripping you up. Maybe you’ve missed payments even though you had the money. Maybe you’ve racked up late fees or had utilities shut off before. That doesn’t make you irresponsible. It makes you human, with a brain that needs support, not shame.
👉 ADHD brains often work in now vs. not now. We’re constantly playing catch-up. And if our cash flow is fuzzy or we’re relying on credit for everyday stuff (groceries, gas, lunch with friends), we never actually see the debt going down. The debt is just bouncing around from one place to another, often trending in the upward direction.
Hey there, neurospicy entrepreneur!
You’ve got a million ideas, you’re crushing sales, you’re almost remembering to pay your quarterly taxes — and you’re about to launch your next Big Thing.
Except… what about the receipts? The spreadsheets? The random sticky notes with cryptic dollar signs on them?
Managing taxes as a small business owner doesn’t have to feel like climbing a mountain. These steps are simple, ADHD-friendly, and designed to help you feel in control of your finances. But if you’re still feeling overwhelmed, you don’t have to go it alone.
Time blindness can suck big time! It’s a huge pain point for ADHD entrepreneurs trying to keep their finances and lives in check. But the silver lining? With a few practical strategies, tools, and support systems tailored to your brain, you can manage it and win with your money.
