Translating ADHD Navigating Finances with ADHD: Breaking Down Barriers
Nov 18, 2024
The conversation dives into the emotional burdens of financial discussions for those with ADHD, highlighting guilt and shame. Personal experiences reveal how upbringing shapes financial understanding. They explore the challenges of prioritizing wants versus needs and the importance of learning about finances early. The impact of credit scores and impulsive spending is discussed, alongside the ripple effects of financial choices on self-care. Emphasizing support and open dialogue, they set the stage for actionable strategies to improve financial literacy.
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Dusty's Credit Struggle
Dusty struggled to obtain a credit card due to a poor credit score despite having a successful business. She had to rely on a bank manager's intervention to get a $500 limit card.
Childhood Impact on Finances
Upbringing significantly influences one's understanding of money and financial responsibility. Many individuals with ADHD carry guilt and shame about their financial management due to a lack of education.
Seek Trusted Advice
Consult trusted individuals to gain clarity on financial decisions. This approach helps in distinguishing between wants and needs effectively.
