ADHD Money Talk

The main thrust of today's show is to tell you about the 50/30/20 budgeting rule. It is a rule that can help you diagnose where your most significant budgeting issues lie. That leads me to a conversation about one of the most critical issues ADHDers have with sticking to budgets: hyperfixations. Hyperfixations can be very expensive. I talk about how two of my hyperfixations cost me a lot of money. They aren't inherently a bad thing. The problem is when it causes you to spend money you do not have!

I start the show off with a discussion on taxes with simple tips to prepare. I end the show with two listener questions. One is on what to do with a tax refund, and the other is on cryptocurrency!

Outline of the show
My ADHD financial planning service [00:18]
Update on my life [00:57]
Taxes [3:30]
A story on wealth building [7:25]
The 50/30/20 rule [11:05]
A tangent on my homebuying experience [16:52]
Hyperfixations [20:44]
Fending off hyperfixation spending [24:48]
Listener question on tax refund [25:38]
Listener question on cryptocurrency [28:40]

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Today on the show, we are talking about making more money! Now, this is not just to have more money. It is really because you've realized how important financial security and peace of mind are to you, and you have decided that one of the ways you can improve your life and the life of your family is by having more income. So we get into various ways to potentially make some more money on the side without much investment!

I also talk about ADHD and creativity. Specifically, a study from 2018 suggests ADHDers are more creative than our neurotypical peers. I also talk about ADHD and drama. I read an article that really hit home for me about why we can self-sabotage by inviting drama into our lives unwittingly.

Outline of the show
ADHD and creativity [3:00]
ADHD and drama [4:40]
Making more money [9:38]
Start your own business on the side! [10:15]
All of the other ways to make more money [15:05]
Listener question on credit card selection for a beginner [20:02]

Articles Discussed in the show.
Why We Crave the Drama That Sabotages Relationships
New evidence that the “chaotic mind” of ADHD brings creative advantages

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Today on the show, we are talking about credit cards and getting out of debt! Credit cards and ADHD should generally not be combined. I'll talk about how debt is terrible for our mental and physical health. I'll ultimately explain two strategies to get out of debt: the snowball and avalanche method. I'll start the show by talking about something that has been on my mind regarding ADHD and stigma. And today, I am answering two listener questions!

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Outline of the show
ADHD and stigma [2:50]
Debt is bad for our health [6:15]
Credit cards are tempting [8:15]
Debt and the Bible [11:15]
Credit card debt vs. installment loans [11:45]
Minimum payments are evil [13:00]
Tips to stop using your credit cards [15:20]
Getting to the bottom of why we are in debt [18:40]
The Snowball method [19.30]
The Avalanche method [25:20]
Listener questions [27:15]

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Today on the show we are taking a pause and talking about mindset. Next week we will get back into it with strategies for paying off debt! One of the most common questions and comments I have been receiving is on mindset. How do we actually change our mindset? I will lend some perspective today.

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Outline of the show
I can't remember movies [00:23]
Mindsets I've been hearing [1:18]
It is not that easy [3:15]
How ADHDers struggle with money [5:30]
Financial cheating [6:45]
Executive function & money [7:35]
What is your relationship with money like? [9:00]
Money & childhood [10:40]
Reframe your relationship with money [13:12]
ADHD and self-confidence [ 13:25]
You deserve the peace of mind and control money can bring you [15:15]
The most reliable predictor of happiness [16:00]
How money gives you control [16:50]
Listener question [18:30]
Changing a poverty mindset [19:35]

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Today during the non-financial topic, I talk about ADHD and time management. I then share how I use my external hard drive (AKA, my planner). We then get into the financial topic, the next step in our financial journey. Once you have your plan and budget, you need to make sure you're allocating your savings efficiently. If you don't have a life happens (emergency) fund yet, that is where you may want to start. We wrap the show up with a listener question about impulsive shopping and finding a healthy middle ground.

Outline of the show
FORO (Fear of running out) [1:50]
ADHD & time management [2:40]
How I use my planner [6:50]
Life happens (emergency) fund [11:22]
How I use my Honeydue account to stay motivated! [19:35]
Listener question [21:10]

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Are you excited to start your budget? I know I am! Budgeting with ADHD is a must if you want to change your relationship with money for good.
When I started budgeting in a way that stuck, my entire financial life began to transform. I had finally figured out a way to become mindful of my spending in a way that was sticking. I'll teach you exactly what to do in this episode. Before that, though, I talk about revenge bedtime procrastination.

Outline of the show
Money is self-care [00:18]
Housekeeping for the show [1:00]
Revenge bedtime procrastination [2:40]
ADHD Budgeting! [6:42]
Listener question [21:51]

As mentioned in the show
Revenge bedtime procrastination - Additude Magazine
Honeydue budgeting app

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It looks like you've made it to episode #2 of the podcast! That is awesome.

Today we are talking about the one-page ADHD-friendly financial plan. I also share a personal struggle and wrap up with a listener question. Do you want a question answered on the show? Click here if you do.

Outline of the Show
My personal ADHD struggle [2:30]
The ADHD friendly one-page plan [6:25]
Listener question [22:15]

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Welcome to episode one of the ADHD Money Talk Podcast! I'm so happy you are here giving this podcast a chance. I sure hope you'll stick around and grow with me as we take charge of our money together and open up new possibilities for your future.

Traditional personal finance advice may not work for ADHD brains. That's where this podcast comes in. We'll put all things personal finance through the lens of ADHD.

Outline of the show
Introduction & how to ask me questions [0:00]
My ADHD Journey [2:52]
Money, and why it's hard for ADHDers [14:03]
Money CAN buy happiness! [18:35]
My money epiphany [20:45]

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Welcome to ADHD Money Talk, the show gives dynamic but distracted ADHD brains the tools and strategies to take control of their money once and for all, and have fun doing it.

If you save tons of money every month, and have a spreadsheet for everything, and have no worries about money, then show is not for you.

But if you have ADHD, whether diagnosed or you just think you do, and you think you should be a lot better with your money, but for whatever reason, you are just stuck in the mud, then this show most definitely IS for you!

My name is Dave DeWitt and I was diagnosed with inattentive ADHD in 2006 at the ripe age of 16. As a financial planner by trade, but who also has had tremendous struggles with my own money, and finding it excruciatingly difficult to practice what I preach, I've been on a mission to figure out a system that works for me, and I have.

 I've since been owning my own finances and I'm going to share everything I'm doing with you. We're gonna tackle everything from budgeting, investing, paying off debt, and plenty of money hacks along the way. I'll interview experts on ADHD and others with ADHD and what they are doing to get their money right. We're also gonna do some fun segments, like the most ADHD thing I did this week, trivia, I'm pumped to have you on this journey.

I have one ask for you, go to ADHDMONEYTALK.com and subscribe to the newsletter. You'll get my soon-to-be-released ADHD money eBook and get a weekly, short email with tips, stories, and be eligible for free giveaways that I am planning. Let's take control of our money once and for all.

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