Are you a Gen-X ADHDer who finds it challenging and just plain boring to manage money?

From Money Chaos to A-OK!...the ADHD way 

Let's face it, most of us ADHDers find it hard to ignite the spark that will get our brain interested in tedious, boring tasks involved in managing money.

Nope! We get more pleasure and satisfaction in spending because it gives us that quick dopamine fix, that we only live to regret shortly after or realize funds are insufficient in our bank account for a due payment we totally forgot about.

And as Gen-X ADHDers we're struck with a sense of urgency as we see retirement approaching because we have little or nothing to show for it and think all hope is lost.

Well, I am here to tell you that it's not too late to go from chaos to A-OK!, and transform your financial reality so it is aligned with your dreams and aspirations.

To have A-OK! finances, you need to pull your head out of the sand and stop ignoring what you have been avoiding for years and start giving money the ATTENTION and ORDER it loves having all while acquiring the KNOWLEDGE in a way your unique brain type will be able to engage and that's the ADHD way!

Develop the 3 A-OK! money mastery

skills and habits so you can:

Achieve Financial Clarity and Confidence Despite ADHD Distractions:

Challenge: Staying focused on financial tasks can be difficult due to constant distractions and impulsivity.

Benefit: By training your brain to give your finances the attention they deserve, you’ll overcome these distractions, gaining a clear understanding of your financial situation. This clarity reduces the overwhelm often caused by ADHD and boosts your confidence in making informed decisions.

Reduce Financial Stress and Anxiety by Managing ADHD-Induced Chaos:

Challenge: The chaos and unpredictability that often accompany ADHD can lead to significant financial stress and anxiety.

Benefit: Attention to detail and an orderly approach to money management can help you eliminate this chaos from your financial life. As you bring structure and predictability to your finances, you’ll experience less stress and more peace of mind, even with ADHD.

Empower Yourself with Financial Knowledge to Combat ADHD Forgetfulness:

Challenge: Time blindness, forgetfulness and difficulty retaining information can make it hard to manage money effectively.

Benefit: By gaining financial knowledge, you’ll equip yourself with strategies and tools that are easy to remember and apply, helping you make smarter choices. This knowledge helps you overcome the forgetfulness often caused by not having sense of time that can lead to costly mistakes and empowers you to turn financial challenges into growth opportunities.

Unlock Your Financial Potential by Leveraging ADHD Creativity:

Challenge: ADHD makes it hard to stick to conventional financial strategies, but it also brings creativity and out-of-the-box thinking.

Benefit: When you tap into and use strategies designed with your brain in mind to master these skills, you’re not just managing money; you’re leveraging your ADHD strengths to take control of your future. This empowerment opens up possibilities for achieving your financial goals, whether it’s paying off debt, saving for a big purchase, or building wealth for the future, all while embracing your unique ADHD wiring.

Meet Zarina

As it is the story of many Gen-X women, founding out I had ADHD came when I was 40. Learning there was nothing wrong with me or that I wasn't broken brought tremendous relief, understanding and compassion toward myself.

Little did I know that this would explain, in part, why managing money required Herculean efforts. In all honesty, it's the biggest ADHD challenge I had to face and one I was determined to overcome, even with the belief that my brain was incapable of becoming good at managing money.

Stuck in a money chaos, I needed to pull my head out of the sand, and put an end to this nonsense.

It became clear that I needed to develop the skills and gain knowledge otherwise, nothing would change.

This process allowed me to discover that the biggest ADHD block was a profound disinterest for managing money, leading to decades of ignoring my financial situation.

Then one day, something unexpected happened. I caught my self thinking: Am I starting to have fun playing with numbers?

Right this second I knew that if I was able to go from minus a trillion in interest for money to having fun managing it, anyone could! That's how the book A-Bun-Dance 4 Your Finance came to be.

Do you want to be that person who masters money following their unique way of doing things?