In this episode, we’re diving into a sensitive but important topic—how to support a loved one with ADHD who’s struggling to manage their finances. We’ll break down how ADHD can affect money management, the best ways to offer help without creating conflict, and strategies to foster teamwork around financial goals. Whether it’s your spouse, partner, sibling, or friend, this episode will help you approach the conversation with empathy, patience, and actionable solutions.
Money shame is something that Val and Sherry have been seeing more and more, and they want to help you take steps to work through your money shame. In this episode, they share actions you can take and how you can work your money shame.
This episode is a mix of Reddit tips and things Sherry and Val do that work for them.
They help you ask yourself, what can you tweak to make your life easier, and how can you reject social norms and things society says you should or shouldn't do to make your life work for you?
When we find ourselves stuck in the paycheque-to-paycheque cycle, it can feel like there’s no way out. We're not here to sugarcoat anything, and we don't have any magic pills that will let you snap your fingers and be out of it. However, we do have actions you can start to take today to help.
Got 10 minutes? Tune into hear the verdict to the question Am I The Asshole for this gift exchange scenario.
Val and Sherry also share about some of their holiday gifting traditions.
Have you heard of these trends on social media? They've been popping up in our scrolling and we wanted to share more about them and why we love them, especially for amazing ADHD brains.
Tune in to hear more about them and why we think you should embrace them to help your bank account and your brain!
How can investing today save you down the road? Val and Sherry share multiple examples in this episode to get you thinking about what areas of your life you could apply this to.
Christy breaks down strategies for creating lives that work to help ADHDers build the lives they want.
With a focus on helping ADHD entrepreneur moms, we discuss managing and tracking time and adjusting how you spend your time based on your priorities. We also discuss adjusting your schedule to include time to take care of yourself, including morning and evening routines that help you start and end your days in a way that supports your brain while still working on business growth.
New Year's Resolutions have a low success rate for everyone, but they set ADHD folks up for failure in so many ways!
In this episode, we talk about why they aren't great for us and what you can do instead. We also walk through an example of actions you can take if you want to work towards paying off credit card debt.
In this episode, Val and Sherry talk about wants vs. needs from a place of helping you make spending decisions. They also explore a completely different way to look at things that is less black and white, which can be an impactful shift in thinking for ADHD folks.
Reddit asked AITA, and we answered! This one involves a couple in which one half thinks expenses should be split 50/50, but the other partner is not on board with that.
This question brings out some great conversations around couples and money, and we hope you love it!
Oh, credit cards—where do we even start? Yes, you CAN be a great tool, but as Val mentions in this episode, so can a chainsaw! But without proper education and training on how to use them, they can be dangerous.
So this episode is here to address all the things we want the young adults in your life to know about managing credit cards!
