ADHD Money Talk

The show that helps dynamic but distracted ADHD brains take control over money.

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ADHD Money Talk

The show that helps dynamic but distracted ADHD brains take control over money.

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Welcome to ADHD Money Talk, the show that gives beautiful ADHD brains the tools and strategies to take control of their money once and for all. Money can be challenging for those of us with ADHD. I know money has been hard for me, even though I am a trained professional. That is the paradoxical nature many of us with ADHD face every day. I want to help create clarity from the confusion that is our finances. I'll share tips, tricks, strategies to help you take control of your money in ways that stick and make sense of the unique way we tend to process the world. I'll also share whatever is on my mind, talk about what I am going through, what shows I am watching, what I'm reading, and whatever else pops into my brain. Join us if you're diagnosed with ADHD or feel like you probably have ADHD. Let's level up our finances!

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