Tools for the neurodiverse to help track and manage finances.
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Part 3 of 3 For decades, popular financial experts have insisted that financial success comes primarily from discipline, willpower, and cutting unnecessary expenses. But research in neurodiversity and financial behavior tells a different story. Studies in behavioral economics have consistently shown that when financial systems align with individual cognitive differences,
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Divergent Money Type Quiz Discover your unique financial thinking style based on the Divergent Money Matrix. Answer 10 simple questions to find out how you naturally process money decisions. ← Previous Next → See My Results Your Divergent Money Type Understanding your natural money cognition style can help you design financial systems
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Part 2 of 3: Why One-Size-Fits-All Advice Fails Us? Imagine this: Your best friend meticulously tracks every dollar in a color-coded spreadsheet, while you avoid financial numbers entirely, hoping everything works out somehow- fingers crossed! Or your colleague launches a creative side hustle every month, while your sibling swears by
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Body doubling is a productivity technique where an individual works alongside another person to stay focused and accountable.
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DIvergent Rocket Money. This isn't just another finance app – it's like a personal financial assistant that actually understands how our beautifully complex brains work.