Your relationship with money comes down to two key puzzle pieces: spending and income. In this episode of ADHDollars, I connect the dots between how you manage what goes out and how you grow what comes in — and why the usual “spend less, earn more” advice often fails ADHD brains. You’ll learn how to shift from shame and stress into a sense of control and possibility, no matter where you’re starting from.

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Are you an ADHDer looking for flexible ways to make money that actually *work with* your brain — not against it? In this episode of ADHDollars, I’m diving into why ADHDers often make amazing entrepreneurs and sharing 10 side gigs that align with our natural strengths.

These aren’t generic hustle ideas — these are ADHD-friendly side gigs that boost dopamine, offer fast feedback, and give you freedom to experiment without burnout.

💡 Whether you're exploring new income streams, craving more autonomy, or just want something that feels fun and doable with ADHD, this episode is for you.

🎧 In this episode:

00:00 Intro – ADHD as a superpower for entrepreneurship

02:18 Why side gigs often work better for ADHD brains

06:45 10 ADHD-friendly side hustles (with examples)

21:30 Tips for getting started with the right one for YOU

25:10 Encouragement to experiment and build momentum

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Ever been told to “just stop spending”? If only it were that simple—especially for ADHD brains. In this episode, I break down why that kind of advice totally misses the mark for us. We explore the real reasons behind impulsive spending, how dopamine and emotional regulation play a role, and what actually helps when you're trying to change your money habits. Whether you’re tired of beating yourself up or just want practical, ADHD-friendly tools, this one's for you.