All in ADHD and Money
If you've been struggling to manage your finances, this approach can be exactly what you need to hit your budgeting stride! Let's me break down for you and map out exactly how you can set this up for yourself.
avoiding impulse spending, especially for those of us with ADHD. I know firsthand how challenging it can be to resist those shiny temptations and well-placed Instagram ads, so let's tackle this together.
ADHD taxes are real, but they're not insurmountable. By recognizing these financial challenges and implementing solutions, you can take control of your money and build a brighter financial future.
Let’s start with two cents on sinking funds. I absolutely love them, and I've seen the impact they can have on people's lives. I understand that managing money with ADHD can be a rollercoaster. But sinking funds are your stabilizers, keeping your financial journey steady.
Today, let’s dive into something that is near and dear to my heart: budgeting. Now, I know the word "budget" might make you cringe, but trust me, it doesn't have to come with negativity and restriction. In fact, I firmly believe that budgeting can be as unique as you are. So, let's dive into five different ways to budget that can suit your style and help you take control of your finances. Find one that works for you or mix and match based on what will work for you.
Hey there, fellow wanderer in the world of adulting! It's your friendly neighbourhood ADHD (full disclosure I am undiagnosed, but certain) financial coach here to lay down some truth bombs about how your ADHD might be hitting your bank account harder than you'd care to admit. Now, before you start thinking I'm just being a complete killjoy, let's take a stroll down the lane of financial reality, shall we? 😬
