If you have ever tried a no spend challenge only to fail by day four, you are not alone. For folks with ADHD, these challenges are often a trap that leads to more money shame. Learn why your brain resists restriction and how building a pressure valve can help you stop the spending cycle without relying on willpower.
When you become an entrepreneur, especially one who manages a business on their own, it is incredibly easy to drag that toxic thinking with you. We start measuring success by how full our calendars are, how many staff we have and how fast we scale. For a long time, I thought success was building a team, I wanted a VA, an admin, and other coaches.
The best pricing structure is the one you can actually manage on a Tuesday when your executive function is on vacation AND that starts with setting things up so there are not a lot of things you have to manage regularly!
This whole process gets way easier when you understand how your brain works and what type of workflow can minimize the time you spend on getting paid. So let me break it down and help you get clarity for how you can set yourself up for success!
When you don’t know exactly what to do with the money that comes into your business or know how much you need to earn to cover your business expenses, taxes, and a consistent paycheque for yourself, your brain fills in the blanks with panic. Panic makes you say yes when the real answer is F*CK NO!!
Dear ADHD entrepreneur: Imagine if your pricing supported the life you want for yourself, not the chaos you are used to!
ADHD entrepreneur, and unsure if you should raise your prices? Discover 5 signs it’s time, ADHD-friendly strategies to increase your rates, and tips to boost income without guilt. Learn how to price confidently today.
