ADHD and Impulsive Shopping

When you have ADHD you typically have experienced difficulties with impulse control. This can be devastating when it comes to your finances, particularly impulsive shopping. Impulsive shopping is when you make purchases that you don't need based on emotional drivers and immediate gratification. Build a lifestyle that you can sustain with ADHD, this video will offer some help for those who struggle with this financial issue.
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[@firepatriot42]

I use these methods already, thanks for the reminder. I used to buy impulsively in yrs past, still do some, but when I set my budget and stick to it strictly I succeed. Though it can be incredibly difficult when theirs so many shiny things! 😄😄

[@Van-Leo]

mine isnt TOO bad. im actually rather frugal as a trauma response from losing so many storage units or stuff from moving over the years, i actually have downsized a lot of what i own despite how much i spend. i always put 3/4ths of my check in savings so that i can pay my rent at the end of the month, and my meals are prepped a week ahead, leaving the rest for saving or spending, problem is that if i see a game on sale that ive wanted, why wait for it to be full price? or if i know i can get somethign cheaper on amazon, i will buy more than just one thing so i can get free shipping and cross a few things off my built up list. funny enough though, a lot of the list items actually do help me downsize my stuff, like more compact storage stuff or replacements for my more used items. im actually really stable financially, i just cant seem to save because.. well what am i saving for? capitalism wont let me save for a house unless im a capitalist. i dont regret any of my purchases, and my quality of life normally goes up for them, but at the cost of savings.

[@vonnysempelsz1984]

Very interesting.

[@PenguinieReal]

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