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57. How ADHD Impacts Divorce with David Dewitt, CFP for Adults with ADHD
About this episode
In this week’s episode, we chat with David DeWitt, CFP about ADHD and how it impacts the divorce process. David, a Certified Financial Planner for adults with ADHD joins us to talk about finances, investing, and other areas of life that ADHD impacts. Listen to the end to hear David’s insights on what ADHD behaviors look like in adults and tips to keep your finances in check.
In this episode we chat about:
How ADHD impacts financial behaviors and exercises to manage it
How to manage ADHD to make investment decisions without emotion
How to avoid being a target in divorce if you have ADHD
Connect with David:
ADHD Money Talk Podcast
Financial Planning for Adults with ADHD
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