Figuring out who does what when it comes to your business and personal finances can be confusing. Bookkeeper, accountant, financial coach, financial advisor… who’s supposed to help with what, and when do you actually need them?
Struggling to manage money as an ADHD entrepreneur? Learn why separating your business and personal finances is a game changer and how to set up ADHD-friendly systems that actually work.
ADHD entrepreneurs often struggle with perfectionism and the all-or-nothing mindset. Here’s how it’s holding you back financially, and what to do about it.
Bottom line: A separate bank account can be a lifesaver, or just another confusing thing to manage. The key? Know your brain, know your business, and choose the system that makes money feel manageable, not scary.
So, you’ve heard people say get a bookkeeper, but you’re wondering, what exactly does a bookkeeper do? And just as importantly, what don’t they do?
Let’s break it down in simple, plain language (no finance-nerd-speak) so you can know exactly how a bookkeeper can save your sanity, your receipts, and your precious brain space.
Our ADHD brains love novelty, quick rewards and dopamine, which can make resisting impulse purchases tough. Whether it’s a new gadget, an online course, or buying all the things for your latest hyper-fixation, those expenses add up fast.
