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Stability and organization are two words that best describe an ideal world for the ADHD brain. What happens, then, when someone with ADHD has a variable income?  There’s no guarantee of stability, and it’s difficult to organize your expenses when you don’t have a fixed income.

Creating a Repeatable Structure

Establish a budget with a repeatable structure that doesn't require constant tweaking:

Draw a Line You Will Not Cross

Define a list of things you will not do and post it somewhere visible to avoid pitfalls that will derail your progress

Following this plan using these conservative methods will result in having money left over at the end of the year, allowing you to put that money toward your savings goals.
 
Remember, your goal is to spend less than you make. If your spending habits are well under control, these strategies will help you reach that goal.

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