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Do you have personal finance goals, but you’re not sure where to start? Does the idea of creating a budget feel overwhelming? Managing finances requires all of your executive function skills & special expertise, so we have a neurodivergent money coach joining us on the podcast today!
I had so much fun talking with Stephanie Berman - she makes budgeting less intimidating, normalizes impulse spending, and shares realistic strategies you can start using today to feel more confident managing your money.
About the guest Stephanie Berman:
Stephanie is a money coach who equips fellow neurodivergents with skills needed to achieve financial freedom. She specializes in budgeting basics and leading clients from overwhelm to “Oh! I get it!” She draws wisdom from lessons learned the hard way, her journey from minimum wage to debt free living, and her financial coach master training. Recently diagnosed with ADHD & autism, she understands the neurodivergent tendencies toward overwhelm & impulsive buying. Since she began her coaching career in 2018, her clients have paid off over a half million dollars in debt.
What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeConnect with Stephanie Berman:
About the host Sarah Lovell:
Sarah is an executive function and ADHD coach who helps college students, professionals, and perfectionists get unstuck and take action in a way that works with their brains—not against them. With 11 years of experience and a background in social work, she combines practical tools with compassionate support so her clients can stop burning out, start making progress, and feel good doing it.
Connect with Sarah Lovell:
Music by: AudioCoffee, Inspirational Background
Mentioned in this episode:
Spots Open: 1-on-1 Executive Function Coaching
Ready to finally build systems that fit your brain, your work, and your life? A few one-on-one executive function coaching spots are now open — head to executivefunctioningfirst.com/coaching to learn more and apply for a free discovery call.
Coaching
By Sarah Lovell - Executive Function & ADHD Coach4.8
2323 ratings
Do you have personal finance goals, but you’re not sure where to start? Does the idea of creating a budget feel overwhelming? Managing finances requires all of your executive function skills & special expertise, so we have a neurodivergent money coach joining us on the podcast today!
I had so much fun talking with Stephanie Berman - she makes budgeting less intimidating, normalizes impulse spending, and shares realistic strategies you can start using today to feel more confident managing your money.
About the guest Stephanie Berman:
Stephanie is a money coach who equips fellow neurodivergents with skills needed to achieve financial freedom. She specializes in budgeting basics and leading clients from overwhelm to “Oh! I get it!” She draws wisdom from lessons learned the hard way, her journey from minimum wage to debt free living, and her financial coach master training. Recently diagnosed with ADHD & autism, she understands the neurodivergent tendencies toward overwhelm & impulsive buying. Since she began her coaching career in 2018, her clients have paid off over a half million dollars in debt.
What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeConnect with Stephanie Berman:
About the host Sarah Lovell:
Sarah is an executive function and ADHD coach who helps college students, professionals, and perfectionists get unstuck and take action in a way that works with their brains—not against them. With 11 years of experience and a background in social work, she combines practical tools with compassionate support so her clients can stop burning out, start making progress, and feel good doing it.
Connect with Sarah Lovell:
Music by: AudioCoffee, Inspirational Background
Mentioned in this episode:
Spots Open: 1-on-1 Executive Function Coaching
Ready to finally build systems that fit your brain, your work, and your life? A few one-on-one executive function coaching spots are now open — head to executivefunctioningfirst.com/coaching to learn more and apply for a free discovery call.
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