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Variable Revenue Challenges: Actions for ADHD Entrepreneurs for Slow Income Months

I know this is easier said than done, because if you googled something that landed you here, you are likely already in panic mode. So the first thing I want to encourage you to do is take a deep breath and look at the numbers. Avoidance might feel tempting, and the path with the least amount of stress, but trust me, clarity is your bestie here! Ask yourself:

How Overconsumption Impacts ADHD Folks Financially, and What You Can Do About It!

For people with ADHD, the numbers tell an even more startling story. Studies suggest that individuals with ADHD are 12 times more likely to experience financial distress than those without it. Impulsive spending is a common ADHD trait, often triggered by boredom, stress, or even excitement. And since dopamine levels in ADHD brains are lower, shopping can feel like a quick fix—but it’s a fix that comes with a hefty price tag.

The Best Finance App for ADHDers

ADHD brains crave simplicity when they are looking for a tool to help them with something they aren’t excited to work on, but what feels simple varies wildly from person to person. Some of us love colour-coded charts and spreadsheets (hi, it’s me 🙋🏼‍♀️) while others need to be able to see at a glance where they stand.