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Messy but Fixable: Strategies for ADHD Money Management
Messy but Strategies for ADHD Money Management
Are you tired of feeling like your finances are constantly out of control? Do impulsive purchases, forgotten bills, and emotional spending leave you anxious and overwhelmed? If you’re living with ADHD, managing money can feel impossible—but it doesn’t have to be.
In Messy but Fixable, Jordan Miller offers a compassionate, practical guide designed specifically for the ADHD mind. Packed with relatable stories, actionable strategies, and simple systems, this book will help you take charge of your finances without feeling overwhelmed or ashamed.
Discover how
- Break free from the chaos of impulse spending.
- Build savings with small, ADHD-friendly habits, like the $8-a-day system.
- Automate bills and payments to avoid late fees.
- Understand and manage the emotional triggers behind your spending.
- Set and achieve long-term goals in a way that works for you.
Whether you’re struggling to make ends meet, looking to save for the future, or just tired of the constant stress that money brings, Messy but Fixable will help you build a financial system that fits your life—and your brain.
Your finances don’t have to be perfect. They just need to work for you.
This book isn’t about perfection or one-size-fits-all solutions. It’s about progress, self-compassion, and creating a financial life that supports your goals and dreams. If you’ve ever thought, “I’ll never get this right,” it’s time to think again.
Take the first step today—because no matter how messy things feel, your finances are fixable.
Perfect for anyone navigating ADHD or seeking a fresh approach to money management.
Are you tired of feeling like your finances are constantly out of control? Do impulsive purchases, forgotten bills, and emotional spending leave you anxious and overwhelmed? If you’re living with ADHD, managing money can feel impossible—but it doesn’t have to be.
In Messy but Fixable, Jordan Miller offers a compassionate, practical guide designed specifically for the ADHD mind. Packed with relatable stories, actionable strategies, and simple systems, this book will help you take charge of your finances without feeling overwhelmed or ashamed.
Discover how
- Break free from the chaos of impulse spending.
- Build savings with small, ADHD-friendly habits, like the $8-a-day system.
- Automate bills and payments to avoid late fees.
- Understand and manage the emotional triggers behind your spending.
- Set and achieve long-term goals in a way that works for you.
Whether you’re struggling to make ends meet, looking to save for the future, or just tired of the constant stress that money brings, Messy but Fixable will help you build a financial system that fits your life—and your brain.
Your finances don’t have to be perfect. They just need to work for you.
This book isn’t about perfection or one-size-fits-all solutions. It’s about progress, self-compassion, and creating a financial life that supports your goals and dreams. If you’ve ever thought, “I’ll never get this right,” it’s time to think again.
Take the first step today—because no matter how messy things feel, your finances are fixable.
Perfect for anyone navigating ADHD or seeking a fresh approach to money management.
66 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 20, 2025
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February 5, 2025
I kind of expected more ADHD-specific strategies I wasn’t already using. Don’t get me wrong, there were a few suggestions that were new to me and good ideas, and had I found this straight out of college, it probably would have been game changing. But nearly 15 years removed from college and I’ve found most of the major suggestions in other places. The ‘book’ was also incredibly short
February 3, 2025
Money well spent!
I love that this book is straight to the point. I've tried reading so many books on ADHD and finance and they all start out with unnecessary information like research and statistics. Needless to say I didn't finish any of them. This was a short read and I took notes so I feel prepared to get started on my financial journey. I recognize the problem with my current methods (or lack of method) and the these tips give me precise ways to turn my situation around. It was also empowering to read. Although I have ADHD there is NOTHING wrong with me. I just have to learn how to do things in a way that my brain likes and understands.
I love that this book is straight to the point. I've tried reading so many books on ADHD and finance and they all start out with unnecessary information like research and statistics. Needless to say I didn't finish any of them. This was a short read and I took notes so I feel prepared to get started on my financial journey. I recognize the problem with my current methods (or lack of method) and the these tips give me precise ways to turn my situation around. It was also empowering to read. Although I have ADHD there is NOTHING wrong with me. I just have to learn how to do things in a way that my brain likes and understands.
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