Neurodivergent Money Management Podcast features both solo teaching episodes and guest interviews, covering ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia and dyscalculia through a shame-free, brain-friendly money lens.
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Episode 43 | The 50/30/20 Budget Rule for ADHD: How to Make Budgeting Work for Your Brain
Episode 05 | Redefining Dyslexia and Building Advocacy Across Africa with Adunola Shoge
Episode 04 | Navigating Debt, Work & Business As A Neurodivergent (Dyslexia & Dyspraxia) Adult With Tae Dawodu-Alcide
Episode 11 | Why Traditional Money Advice Doesn’t Work for Neurodivergent Brains with Danielle Cudjoe-Michalski
Episode 04 | Navigating Debt, Work & Business As A Neurodivergent (Dyslexia & Dyspraxia) Adult With Tae Dawodu-Alcide
Episode 60| ADHD and Savings: Why Your Brain Fights You on Saving (And How to Make It Feel Safe)
Episode 17 | Fast Debt Payoff Strategies That Work For Neurodivergent Brains
Here are a few of my most popular episodes
Episode 47 | Executive Dysfunction + Automation | Tools That Do the Work for Your Brain
Budgeting (That Actually Works for ND Brains)
What budgeting is really for — and why traditional budgets fall apart for neurodivergent adults. Expect ND-friendly ways to plan, adjust, and use a budget as a support tool, not a source of shame or control.
Budgeting (That Actually Works for ND Brains)
Honest conversations about debt, avoidance, and the emotional weight money can carry — especially when you’ve “tried everything already.” We talk about reducing debt gently, rebuilding trust with money, and stopping the start-stop cycle.
Debt, Shame & Breaking the Cycle
How burnout, stress, and executive overload quietly derail your finances — even when you earn well. Expect episodes that connect nervous system health, capacity, and real-life demands with money habits that are sustainable long-term.
Burnout, Overwhelm & Capacity
Saving isn’t about restriction — it’s about safety, choice, and future peace. This category explores why saving feels hard for neurodivergent adults and how to build savings in a way that fits fluctuating energy, income, and capacity.
Saving for the Life You Want
Esther has been featured across leading podcasts discussing ADHD and money, neurodivergent financial wellbeing, money shame and avoidance, building brain-friendly money systems, and what it truly means to feel financially free as a neurodivergent adult. Listen to her full interview catalog below.

