Tag Archive for: Money

Work and Money in ADHD

Reward is a powerful antidepressant.

I need Reward for everything.
Money has become an imposed motivator in our society.

Middle-age is the most demanding period of life, Volunteering is a rare option.
I love volunteering, although I can’t afford it at this time.
I did a lot of rewarding voluntary work in my youth.

Working for money only, is demotivating.
Sadly, Work is a mere necessity for most people, these days.
The infamous ‘wake-up call’ is always ready to wreak havoc in your dreams.

Despite having a rewarding job, I can’t save any money following a post-Covid bankruptcy. My savings go to repaying my debts.
On top of that, I m not credit-friendly, I utterly refuse credit-cards, the biggest financial sharks. I have seen people losing everything to credit-cards’ expenses.
I live on what I have.
Hope and Faith keep me going.


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Wealth

Could ASD be a ‘Claim of Convenience’?

Is Wealth beneficial to neurodivergents? I believe it is background related. It definitely is for those raised in rich families, since the family becomes Comfort Zone. On the contrary, Wealth can build up anxiety in those coming from lower classes. Coincidentally, big financial tycoons happen to be on the autistic spectrum. 

Why can’t we all be wealthy?  
According to world s billionaires, everybody can.
We just need the desire.
Do you agree? I don t.      

The majority of billionaires come from rich families and carry on the legacy.

My emphasis is on how wealth impacts the life of neurodivergents.

The first step in becoming wealthy is Investing.

Investing is a challenge, not a forte in autism, yet inevitable for setting up any business.

Nonetheless, the quest for wealth can lead to mania and inadequacy.

I would do a lot of charity should I be a billionaire. Essentials only, account to me however, essentials are very personal.  
A car is probably the first essential for most people. A house on the coast, well served by public transport, is my priority.

Is wealth indispensable?

The founder of Domino’s Pizza, a multimillionaire and devout practicing Christian, said of wanting to die broke and leave his entire personal fortune to the poor. His heirs will inherit the Domino empire.

     

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