Tips to Avoid the ADHD Tax // ADHD AND MONEY (& 100 Subscribers Thank You!)

Here are some of my tips for ADHD and money management; specifically, how to avoid the ADHD tax. If you missed out on part I of this two part series, check out my What is the ADHD Tax video first!

Also, a special thank you for all of you lovely people who have gotten our channel to over 100 subscribers! It may not seem like a lot, but it honestly blows my mind that over 100 of you want to hear what I have to say. Thank you from the bottom of my li'l ADHD heart!

until next time,
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[ICouldHaveSwornADHD]

What are some of the ways that you avoid the ADHD tax?

[MarsBars]

I laughed out loud at the how to make empanadas for $25 part, not because it is funny, but because I feel ya!!

[noobsfansub]

I was diagnosed a couple of months ago and I learned a few things about the ADHD tax.
1) It's ok to buy prepackaged individual snacks. You might feel like you're hurting the environment, but it's even more harmful and wasteful to have 34 opened boxes of expired snacks.
2) precut veggies and frozen veggies are expensive, but stopping at a fastfood joint is even more pricy.
3) it's better to keep healthy snacks around your work station than eating a box of cookies in the kitchen during your break.

[indyfmw]

The only reason I don’t buy so much is because I started budgeting and use the envelop method(putting cash in envelope). But I have a few libraries fees from my school. (Plus I’m always broke)

[skaterdudeb]

wait you have a BibleThump pin!
whom do you watch?