ADHD and money: why impulse spending is a brain problem, not a discipline problem
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ADHD and money: why impulse spending is a brain problem, not a discipline problem
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Be honest… 👀 Do you also spend way too much money the second a new hyperfixation hits?! 💸 Managing money with ADHD can be SO HARD!!! Between impulsive buys, dopamine spending, and those “I deserve a little treat” moments, it’s a whole journey 😅 ✨ If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone, and you don’t have to figure it out by yourself. I just opened enrollment for my new ADHD Group Coaching Program, where we dive into topics like: 💰 ADHD & finances (and how to make peace with spending!) 💞
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Be honest… 👀 Do you also spend way too much money the second a new hyperfixation hits?! 💸 Managing money with ADHD can be SO HARD!!! Between impulsive buys, dopamine spending, and those “I deserve a little treat” moments, it’s a whole journey 😅 ✨ If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone, and you don’t have to figure it out by yourself. I just opened enrollment for my new ADHD Group Coaching Program, where we dive into topics like: 💰 ADHD & finances (and how to make peace with spending!) 💞
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For many with ADHD, money doesn’t “sit” in a bank account, it passes through like a fighter jet doing a flyby. Impulse spending isn’t about recklessness; it’s often tied to emotional regulation, dopamine-seeking, and a need for immediate relief in a world that constantly demands patience and self-denial. Traditional financial advice assumes a linear brain: budget, save, resist temptation. But ADHD brains operate on urgency, novelty, and now, not next month. Without systems designed for neurodive
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