ADHD Money Talk

Investing in the ADHD-Friendly WayThe term ADHD-friendly means intuitive and low stress, so new investors will want to select the right investment company.  After researching companies providing various automated investing services, I found one that struck me as very ADHD-friendly, covering all the bases. The service is intuitive for both novice investors and seasoned participants looking for a simplified, automated service to manage their money.In this episode I walk you through the process of setting goals, opening an account, how to select investments, tweak the portfolio options, and ways to fund the account.This will conclude our three-week series on investing. I hope it has helped you start thinking about investing responsibly. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out!Want to work with me?Check out my ADHD Planning & Coaching serviceJoin My Facebook Group!Help Me Out!If you enjoyed this podcast, the best way to help me spread the word is to leave the podcast a genuine review on Apple Podcasts! If you don't have Apple, leave a review on my website, or give me five stars on Spotify.Click here to leave a review on AppleClick here to leave a review on my websiteGive me five stars on SpotifyConnect with me!InstagramLinkedinHead over to our YouTube channel for the full experience on future episodes.Learn more about ADHD-friendly financial coaching Follow me on YouTubeSubscribe to the newsletter

Successful long-term investing is not so much about the tax treatment of your account or which investments you select. Those things are important, but they pale in comparison to the most critical variable of investing. That's what we will talk about today.  Want to work with me?Check out my ADHD Planning & Coaching service.Head over to our YouTube channel for the full experience on future episodes.Learn more about ADHD-friendly financial coaching Follow me on YouTubeSubscribe to the newsletter

Today we are going to talk about 9 key investing principles and concepts that every beginner (or pro) investor should understand.I have been fielding more and more questions from clients about how to get started investing, and so I thought it was a great time to roll out a few episodes on the topic. It is important to me that fellow ADHDers that don't have investing experience understand some key concepts and principles before they embark on an investing journey so that they are prepared for success. Want to work with me?Check out my ADHD Planning & Coaching service.Help Me Out!If you enjoyed this podcast, the best way to help me spread the word is to leave the podcast a genuine review on Apple Podcasts! If you don't have Apple, leave a review on my website, or give me five stars on Spotify.Click here to leave a review on AppleClick here to leave a review on my websiteGive me five stars on SpotifyConnect with me!InstagramLinkedinHead over to our YouTube channel for the full experience on future episodes.Learn more about ADHD-friendly financial coaching Follow me on YouTubeSubscribe to the newsletter

In this episode I talk all things lifestyle creep through the ADHD lens!Join my Facebook group!Want to work with me?Check out my ADHD Planning & Coaching service.Head over to our YouTube channel for the full experience on future episodes.Learn more about ADHD-friendly financial coaching Follow me on YouTubeSubscribe to the newsletter

It's time for a new car. Should you lease or should you buy? In this episode, I'll talk about the differences between the two options and confess my preference. I believe one option is more ADHD-friendly than the other. Outline of the ShowYour old car is breaking down! [00:45]Buying a car [3:36]Used vs. New [6:40]Leasing [8:47]Join My Facebook Group!Want to work with me?Check out my ADHD Planning & Coaching service.Help Me Out!If you enjoyed this podcast, the best way to help me spread the word is to leave the podcast a genuine review on Apple Podcasts! If you don't have Apple, leave a review on my website, or give me five stars on Spotify.Click here to leave a review on AppleClick here to leave a review on my websiteGive me five stars on SpotifyConnect with me!InstagramLinkedinHead over to our YouTube channel for the full experience on future episodes.Learn more about ADHD-friendly financial coaching Follow me on YouTubeSubscribe to the newsletter

In this episode, we're tackling the remaining steps in the ADHD Money Mastery Ebook. Specifically, we are talking about building out your full life happens (emergency) fund, starting to invest in a Roth or traditional IRA, pre-funding large expenses, and maxing out your 401(k). I also talk about recent research I read about which suggests that we may be able to see ADHD on brain scans in the future, or at least be able to use them to help in the diagnosis process!Outline of the ShowADHD brain scan [4:05]Building your full emergency fund [7:15]Investing with a traditional IRA [11:20]Investing with a Roth IRA [15:50]IRA Rules [19:30]Prefunding expenses [27:21]Maxing out 401(k) [28:58]Challenge [30:38]Resources and Articles mentioned in the showBrain Scans measure ADHD Inattention - Additude MagazineIRA Contribution Limits - NerdWalletJoin My Facebook Group!Want to work with me?Check out my ADHD Planning & Coaching service.Help Me Out!If you enjoyed this podcast, the best way to help me spread the word is to leave the podcast a genuine review on Apple Podcasts! If you don't have Apple, leave a review on my website, or give me five stars on Spotify.Click here to leave a review on AppleClick here to leave a review on my websiteGive me five stars on SpotifyConnect with me!InstagramLinkedinHead over to our YouTube channel for the full experience on future episodes.Learn more about ADHD-friendly financial coaching Follow me on YouTubeSubscribe to the newsletter

You've spent six months repairing your financial situation. You are completely out of debt. But now you are tired prone to a slip-up. Your credit cards with zero balances are staring at you begging to be used. This is the most important time of your journey, and when you may be the most vulnerable!Outline of the showHyperfixating on improving your finances [3:35]Yo-yo diet [4:00]How to avoid financial burnout [6:40]Join My Facebook Group!Want to work with me?Check out my ADHD Planning & Coaching service.Help Me Out!If you enjoyed this podcast, the best way to help me spread the word is to leave the podcast a genuine review on Apple Podcasts! If you don't have Apple, leave a review on my website, or give me five stars on Spotify.Click here to leave a review on AppleClick here to leave a review on my websiteGive me five stars on SpotifyConnect with me!InstagramLinkedinHead over to our YouTube channel for the full experience on future episodes.Learn more about ADHD-friendly financial coaching Follow me on YouTubeSubscribe to the newsletter

This week I am switching it up and pulling out an interview  I recorded many months ago for my old podcast, Invest Smarter. This was going to be my last episode for that podcast, but I instead decided I would hold onto it for a time to release on ADHD Money Talk because it is so relevant!My guest, Christine Luken, is the financial Lifeguard. She empowers high-earning individuals to master their money!We talk about budgeting, the money monster, paying with cash, guilt, shame, and so much more. Check out her website at: https://www.christineluken.com Join My Facebook Group!Want to work with me?Check out my ADHD Planning & Coaching service.Help Me Out!If you enjoyed this podcast, the best way to help me spread the word is to leave the podcast a genuine review on Apple Podcasts! If you don't have Apple, leave a review on my website, or give me five stars on Spotify.Click here to leave a review on AppleClick here to leave a review on my websiteGive me five stars on SpotifyConnect with me!InstagramLinkedinHead over to our YouTube channel for the full experience on future episodes.Learn more about ADHD-friendly financial coaching Follow me on YouTubeSubscribe to the newsletter

You know that thing that happens where you need to do a big important thing, but then you do a million little not important things instead? Well, there is a word for that. Procrastivity. In today's show, I talk about what it is, examples of how it affects us, and how we can cut it out!Next, I talk about getting free money. We ADHDers already pay a thing called the ADHD tax. That is late fees, things we don't need, and the food we don't eat. Well, to help offset the tax, we might as well take the free money that is offered to us. And what I am talking about is making sure you get your full match through your 401(k) at work.Finally, I'll answer a listener question about how to study for an exam while you are also working! Lucy wants tips on how to actually sit down and study.Outline of the ShowProcrastivity [2:45]Get your free money! [11:25]Sitting down to start studying [16:23]Join My Facebook Group!Want to work with me?Check out my ADHD Planning & Coaching service.Help Me Out!If you enjoyed this podcast, the best way to help me spread the word is to leave the podcast a genuine review on Apple Podcasts! If you don't have Apple, leave a review on my website, or give me five stars on Spotify.Click here to leave a review on AppleClick here to leave a review on my websiteGive me five stars on SpotifyConnect with me!InstagramLinkedinHead over to our YouTube channel for the full experience on future episodes.Learn more about ADHD-friendly financial coaching Follow me on YouTubeSubscribe to the newsletter

In this episode, we continue the budget conversation. Specifically, we are talking about budget killers. For ADHDers and neurotypicals alike, food, one-off purchases, and subscriptions are the most common reasons we find ourselves harmful each month. I talk about ways to mitigate these dangerous spending habits!Outline of the ShowWhy my budgets failed [2:05]Mistakes I made setting up my budget [6:27]The three categories that were holding me back [9:40]How I spend less on food [12:00]One-time expenses [16:45]Subscriptions [19:55]Get rid of Amazon Prime! [22:37]Listener Question [22:25]Want to work with me?Check out my ADHD Planning & Coaching service.Help Me Out!If you enjoyed this podcast, the best way to help me spread the word is to leave the podcast a genuine review on Apple Podcasts! If you don't have Apple, leave a review on my website, or give me five stars on Spotify.Click here to leave a review on AppleClick here to leave a review on my websiteGive me five stars on SpotifyConnect with me!InstagramLinkedinHead over to our YouTube channel for the full experience on future episodes.Learn more about ADHD-friendly financial coaching Follow me on YouTubeSubscribe to the newsletter