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In this episode of Translating ADHD, Ash and Dusty explore the complex relationship between ADHD and financial management. They discuss the emotional weight of financial discussions, including feelings of guilt and shame that many clients experience. Drawing from their personal experiences, they highlight how upbringing and context can shape one's understanding of money, credit, and financial responsibility. Dusty shares her struggles with credit scores and impulsive spending, while Ash reflects on the importance of learning about finances from a young age.
The conversation delves into the impact of ADHD on prioritization and decision-making regarding wants versus needs. Both hosts emphasize the significance of seeking advice from trusted individuals to gain clarity in financial matters. They also touch on the ripple effects that financial decisions can have on other aspects of life, such as self-care and household management. With the acknowledgment that many individuals face similar challenges, the episode sets the stage for a follow-up discussion on actionable strategies for improving financial literacy and management for those with ADHD.
By Asher Collins and Dusty Chipura4.9
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In this episode of Translating ADHD, Ash and Dusty explore the complex relationship between ADHD and financial management. They discuss the emotional weight of financial discussions, including feelings of guilt and shame that many clients experience. Drawing from their personal experiences, they highlight how upbringing and context can shape one's understanding of money, credit, and financial responsibility. Dusty shares her struggles with credit scores and impulsive spending, while Ash reflects on the importance of learning about finances from a young age.
The conversation delves into the impact of ADHD on prioritization and decision-making regarding wants versus needs. Both hosts emphasize the significance of seeking advice from trusted individuals to gain clarity in financial matters. They also touch on the ripple effects that financial decisions can have on other aspects of life, such as self-care and household management. With the acknowledgment that many individuals face similar challenges, the episode sets the stage for a follow-up discussion on actionable strategies for improving financial literacy and management for those with ADHD.

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