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As someone late-diagnosed with AuDHD, I spent years trying to force traditional investing advice that never fit my brain, until I built systems that actually work with how I think. My new book The Neurodivergent Investor shares practical frameworks to maximize your Return on Effort, turn your neurodivergent strengths into investing advantages, and build wealth without burnout or masking. If you know anyone who’s neurodivergent (ADHD, autistic, AuDHD), or just tired of finance advice that doesn’t stick for how their brain works… please share this with them. Your share could genuinely help someone design a financial life that finally feels sustainable and exciting for them.♥️

@Ethantmercer Good afternoon from Japan! Agreed, you can learn much about yourself by exploring the world.

Good morning from Japan 🇯🇵 In every destination, there's a new version of yourself waiting to be discovered.

@MANSOORNABI12 It is such a relief not having personal debt. It allows you pick options to grow, not just conserve/paydown. That shift will open so many paths for you.

SIMPLE TRUTH: Clearing your debt doesn’t just change your finances.. it gives you a new life.

@KeruboSk And then wondering what you said wrong, when they don't like it.

The autistic experience is giving an honest answer to a question nobody actually wanted answered honestly.

@welleducatedinv Exactly, make sure you are getting your times worth!

@earn_learnROE The last sentence is key. The same way we splurge with money sometimes we should also splurge with time.

It’s not the compounding of investments over time. The true currency is time itself. The truly wealthy control their time

@websytog I believe in you!

I'm buying my first house before this year ends. Amen

@clearwealthflow Thank you! Flexibility is the key to getting things done when life hits.

@earn_learnROE anyone struggling needs to re-read the last line here. wisdom!

Results always look better in controlled environments. That's why school doesn't prepare you for everything. And why so many people approach investing and business with a rigid structure. Real life takes flexibility and adaptability to survive.

@welleducatedinv Exactly I think it's something often overlooked on the cost side of things. In the beginning, sometimes it's unavoidable but we should focus on not losing more then needed. Time should be tracked the same way we track money imo.

@earn_learnROE If you are fortunate you can actually make these decisions

@welleducatedinv Great point! Then you don't even have to explain, your reputation does the talking for you.

@earn_learnROE The referrals also understand going in.

Your contacts don't have to be high level now, just people who are positive and are growing. So many of people I have known over the years have evolved. Now they are business owners, investors, lawyers, lenders and more. Don't pay attention to where people are at in your circle just the quality and where they headed. Time will do the heaving lifting. Just focus on planting as many seeds, and being a reliable contact yourself.

@welleducatedinv 💯 That's very important. Not to mention if you make that clear from the beginning the easier it is. You train your clients on what to expect.

@earn_learnROE Also care about yourself and your family. Good clients respect your boundaries

@welleducatedinv Exactly that's where the care part come in. Care about your product and clients and the sales will follow.

@earn_learnROE When you stop focusing on selling the sales will come.

@stockmom Hello, if you are interested on return on effort, or investing including self investments then let's grow together. I look forward to growing together!

I'm working on following all my new followers back. Please say hi. 👋🏻

@pepemoonboy Not all properties are created equal, maybe it the market you are in, property managers, how you vet tenants or something else. It's like buying penny stocks and saying that you lost money and no one should invest in the stock market.

I own multiple rental properties. Between tenant turnover, repairs, evictions, increased property taxes, and rising insurance my stock portfolio outperformed all 3 combined. By a mile... Rental properties are not worth the headache. Don't be fooled by the furu's telling you it's amazing passive income.

@javier_otieno1 Exactly, Most people plant the seeds but once they sprout they forget to nurture them.

@earn_learnROE Seeds planted in relationships grow into opportunities when nurtured with reliability and trust.

@welleducatedinv Yes it is. It has brought me deals and saved me so much money. And I try to repay the favor as well when I get the opportunity.

@earn_learnROE Networking is the key to success

@AnthonyGaenzle There is usually something that needs your attention. That's true. They can still be involved through funding or something that works and fits their life.

@earn_learnROE That’s right. It’s not for everyone, and that’s fine! Do your thing. I agree. Steady days off is not a thing!

Entrepreneurship isn’t for you if… - consistent paychecks from day one make you smile - predictability is your thing - wearing one hat is more than enough for you - your thoughts only live inside the box What am I missing?

@CoralineHatz It can be used as an advantage if you know how to apply it. More importantly have safe guards for when interest fades though.

My ADHD brain doesn’t procrastinate… it just strategically waits for panic mode to unlock turbo focus.

@clearwealthflow The first thing I would do is talk to account on ways I could reduce the taxes on it. Probably something real estate related.

If I gave you $1 million today… What’s the FIRST thing you would do with it? (No judgment - I’m curious)