Are you a creative professional or entrepreneur with ADHD? Whether you suspect you have the condition or have been diagnosed, you’re likely aware that you think and work differently—and that this difference can be a powerful advantage. Your creativity, vision and ability to think outside the box fuel exceptional ideas and inspired designs. But the administrative and financial side of business? That can prove more challenging. From underpricing and second-guessing your fees to avoiding invoicing altogether, money management can feel overwhelming—and isolating. If this resonates, you’re not alone. Many designers thrive at creating but struggle with the dollars and cents of it all.

In this interactive workshop, business coach and ADHD expert Justine Clay helps creatives identify and dismantle the financial blocks that hold them back. She’ll guide you in reframing your relationship with money—addressing common patterns like imposter syndrome and avoidance—and equip you with practical, actionable strategies to build financial systems that support, not stifle, your creativity.

In this class, attendees will learn:
- Rethink your relationship to money—without shame or pressure
- Identify the habits and patterns that undermine financial consistency
- Build sustainable financial practices that meaningfully improve your bottom line

After this class, attendees will have:
- Greater confidence and clarity around money decisions, pricing and follow-through
- Reduced financial stress through systems that work with your brain, not against it
- A realistic, repeatable approach to managing finances that supports both creativity and profitability

Additional Information:
This workshop is conducted through Zoom webinar. All you need to join is reliable internet access and computer speakers with good volume.

BOH Insiders get unlimited free LAUNCH classes!

Click here to learn more. If you are already a BOH Insider member and are looking to take this class, please register through your Benefits Portal. Questions? Email membership@businessofhome.com.