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Do you need an ADHD debt management plan? A lot of folks do.

Darla Dixon has been kind enough to come on today and share her family's experience with debt management.

She is a portrait artist, so please do check out her work at darladixon.com.

her story, unlike many others, has a very happy ending! Listen to how she got rid of almost $34,000.00 of debt in a little over 4 years.

DARLA'S AWESOME QUOTE:

"Your debt is like volunteer slavery."

ADHD Debt Management

First, Darla lays out for us exactly what got her family into the position of owing WAY more than they could pay off. (spoiler alert -->> It could happen to you!)

Next, she talks about the power of asking for help, something many with ADHD find hard to do.

Then she gives you the name of the people who helped her and guess what? They may be able to help you in the same way!

As Darla explains, the whole problem stems from paying interest on interest, which only leads to the dreaded snowball effect!

Before you know it, you're stressed to the max and have nowhere to turn. It doesn't have to be that way.

Pleasemoney let us know what you think of the show by leaving your comments below.

~ Jennie

Links:

Lutheran Social Services of Minnesota

Darla Dixon

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Being true to yourself is key with ADHD; yet, it can seem tricky when being yourself means being various things at various times.

Today, we're catching up with Brookley Wofford. Listen to her on episode 3, from months ago. I've been curious how she's doing since then and as it turns out, she has a lot share!

After her reign as Miss Minnesota United States, along with all of it's responsibilities and opportunities, she began to set her sights on new interests.

Recently, her fiancé and her have set a date, bought their first home, and a couple of jet-skis. She also spends her time, outside work, restoring old furniture and preparing to show her new Thoroughbred, Lone Star Sparkle.

BROOKLEY'S AWESOME QUOTE:

"I have my bad days, I have really great days... the thing is being positive."

Being True

Brookley speaks to the highest level about personal awareness and acceptance and has determination to remain a positive motivating force for others.

She's come to terms with the fact that for her, there is no one "thing" in life.

Her interests are too varied for that!

In this episode, listen in as she shares her strategy for balancing all of the various activities that make up her day.

She explains how using dedicated time wisely makes all things possible, even all of these new things in her life!

~ Jennie

Links:

Brookley Wofford

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Being true to yourself is key with ADHD; yet, it can seem tricky when being yourself means being various things at various times.

Today, we're catching up with Brookley Wofford. Listen to her on episode 3, from months ago. I've been curious how she's doing since then and as it turns out, she has a lot share!

After her reign as Miss Minnesota United States, along with all of it's responsibilities and opportunities, she began to set her sights on new interests.

Recently, her fiancé and her have set a date, bought their first home, and a couple of jet-skis. She also spends her time, outside work, restoring old furniture and preparing to show her new Thoroughbred, Lone Star Sparkle.

BROOKLEY'S AWESOME QUOTE:

"I have my bad days, I have really great days... the thing is being positive."

Being True

Brookley speaks to the highest level about personal awareness and acceptance and has determination to remain a positive motivating force for others.

She's come to terms with the fact that for her, there is no one "thing" in life.

Her interests are too varied for that!

In this episode, listen in as she shares her strategy for balancing all of the various activities that make up her day.

She explains how using dedicated time wisely makes all things possible, even all of these new things in her life!

~ Jennie

Links:

Brookley Wofford

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Being true to yourself is key with ADHD; yet, it can seem tricky when being yourself means being various things at various times.

Today, we're catching up with Brookley Wofford. Listen to her on episode 3, from months ago. I've been curious how she's doing since then and as it turns out, she has a lot share!

After her reign as Miss Minnesota United States, along with all of it's responsibilities and opportunities, she began to set her sights on new interests.

Recently, her fiancé and her have set a date, bought their first home, and a couple of jet-skis. She also spends her time, outside work, restoring old furniture and preparing to show her new Thoroughbred, Lone Star Sparkle.

BROOKLEY'S AWESOME QUOTE:

"I have my bad days, I have really great days... the thing is being positive."

Being True

Brookley speaks to the highest level about personal awareness and acceptance and has determination to remain a positive motivating force for others.

She's come to terms with the fact that for her, there is no one "thing" in life.

Her interests are too varied for that!

In this episode, listen in as she shares her strategy for balancing all of the various activities that make up her day.

She explains how using dedicated time wisely makes all things possible, even all of these new things in her life!

~ Jennie

Links:

Brookley Wofford

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Today I answer a question from a listener concerning emotional management in ADHD.

To ask your question on air with me, write to [email protected]

Links:

seeinadhd.com

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Today I answer a question from a listener concerning emotional management in ADHD.

To ask your question on air with me, write to [email protected]

Links:

seeinadhd.com

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Today I answer a question from a listener concerning emotional management in ADHD.

To ask your question on air with me, write to [email protected]

Links:

seeinadhd.com

Click to view: show page on Awesound

In this episode learn how mindset, self-talk, and storytelling collide to create an impact that can change YOUR life.

Louis Di Bianco is a wonderful storyteller. In fact, I'd say, the magic of his life's stories parallel the magic of the movies. How apropos that he's an actor!

He shares the story that is his life in hopes it will inspire, as well as demonstrate, how changing your story can change your life!

He even has a podcast dedicated to this mission, Change Your Story, Change Your Life.

Please be sure to check it out. I was even on his show!

LOUIS' AWESOME QUOTE:

“Stories really express the deepest part of who we are.”

How do we make decisions about what we're gonna do? Louis challenges us to be active participants in our own drama versus being a spectator on the sidelines.

He encourages people to lose the victim story that could be holding them back and instead, adopt a victor story that empowers.

Listen, as he poses two questions to ask yourself, you choose the one you want: the limiting one, "Why me?" or the empowering one, "What's Great about this?"

~ Jennie

Links:

Louis Di Bianco

Click to view: show page on Awesound

In this episode learn how mindset, self-talk, and storytelling collide to create an impact that can change YOUR life.

Louis Di Bianco is a wonderful storyteller. In fact, I'd say, the magic of his life's stories parallel the magic of the movies. How apropos that he's an actor!

He shares the story that is his life in hopes it will inspire, as well as demonstrate, how changing your story can change your life!

He even has a podcast dedicated to this mission, Change Your Story, Change Your Life.

Please be sure to check it out. I was even on his show!

LOUIS' AWESOME QUOTE:

“Stories really express the deepest part of who we are.”

How do we make decisions about what we're gonna do? Louis challenges us to be active participants in our own drama versus being a spectator on the sidelines.

He encourages people to lose the victim story that could be holding them back and instead, adopt a victor story that empowers.

Listen, as he poses two questions to ask yourself, you choose the one you want: the limiting one, "Why me?" or the empowering one, "What's Great about this?"

~ Jennie

Links:

Louis Di Bianco

Click to view: show page on Awesound

In this episode learn how mindset, self-talk, and storytelling collide to create an impact that can change YOUR life.

Louis Di Bianco is a wonderful storyteller. In fact, I'd say, the magic of his life's stories parallel the magic of the movies. How apropos that he's an actor!

He shares the story that is his life in hopes it will inspire, as well as demonstrate, how changing your story can change your life!

He even has a podcast dedicated to this mission, Change Your Story, Change Your Life.

Please be sure to check it out. I was even on his show!

LOUIS' AWESOME QUOTE:

“Stories really express the deepest part of who we are.”

How do we make decisions about what we're gonna do? Louis challenges us to be active participants in our own drama versus being a spectator on the sidelines.

He encourages people to lose the victim story that could be holding them back and instead, adopt a victor story that empowers.

Listen, as he poses two questions to ask yourself, you choose the one you want: the limiting one, "Why me?" or the empowering one, "What's Great about this?"

~ Jennie

Links:

Louis Di Bianco

Click to view: show page on Awesound