But the ripple effects of getting your financial house in order are far-reaching. This isn’t just about numbers in a spreadsheet (although that is one of my love languages and an easy way to make changes with your money without all the math 😆); it’s about the bigger impact.
Budgeting with ADHD doesn’t have to be stressful or time-consuming. By breaking tasks into manageable chunks and focusing on what works for you, you’ll find that managing money becomes easier—and dare I say, even enjoyable (but as a financial coach and personal finance lover, I may be a little biased)!
Celebrating episode 52 wasn’t just about marking a number—it was about celebrating persistence, learning from every imperfect step, and building something genuine. I hope our journey inspires you to jump into your own projects, even if you feel like you’re starting from scratch. Trust me, the journey is worth it.
Does marketing your business feel like a never-ending to-do list that just won’t quit? Because this used to feel like this all the time, but over the years, I’ve figured out ways to make marketing my life much easier! I’ve learned a few simple, no-BS strategies, and I'm here to share some tips to help you market your ADHD business without feeling overwhelmed. Dare I say, you might even start to enjoy it!!???
Shifting your money mindset is a powerful step toward growing your business and improving your financial situation. As an ADHD entrepreneur, when you control your mindset and find a system that works for you to manage your money, you control your finances, which leads to business growth and success.
