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I used to obsess over having the prettiest website. But I'm over that now. It always made things feel stale, and I've accepted I'm not a website designer. So this is just me, talking to you.
Hi. I'm Dave. Nice to meet you. And thank you for being here.
I have a few hunches about you, though.
First, I think you already know you need help with your money. That's why you're reading these words on this webpage at this exact moment in your life.
I suspect you know that the budgets you tried weren't the answer. I think you know that how you're currently handling your finances is not working.
Because, again, you're here.
You probably fall into one of two camps.
Either you have debt that is causing you a lot of strain. Or you make enough money where debt isn't really the issue.
But even then, you still feel negative emotion. You don't really know where your money is going. You don't know where to start.
I have a hunch about the young entrepreneurs reading this, too. I think you're good at making money. I think you're intelligent. And I think you know you could figure out the money part if you put your mind to it.
After all, look at everything you've accomplished by putting your mind to it.
But the problem is that you're not putting your mind to it. Your mind wants to do the thing it wants to do. Not the money thing.
So you never get around to dealing with it. The lack of financial direction is starting to feel more and more painful. And yet, you still don't get around to it.
Getting help doesn't feel great either. Because you feel like you should be able to do this yourself.
But if you're an entrepreneur, a husband, a wife, a parent, working a 9-to-5, or anything in between, you're starting to realize that figuring it out alone is no longer the best choice.
You know deep down that the answer is to have another human being, someone who is not in your family, be invested in your financial success.
Someone who understands the ADHD struggle. The money struggle. Who is trained in financial matters but also passionate about the emotional side of money. Someone who will put in the real, deeply personalized effort to figure out how to get you financially on track. Whatever it takes.
Because I know that if I was letting someone into my own finances, I would want assurances that they were going to take the time to really understand the weird and confusing nuances about me. The stuff that only a few people on earth really understand.
So here I am, offering to help.
Your first step is to schedule a Money Clarity Call.
I don't do free consultations anymore. I did that for a long time. It led to a lot of meetings with people who weren't really serious. A lot of no-shows. A lot of me feeling drained and unable to show up the way I know you'll need me to show up.
So the consultation call costs $197.
This way, we're both incentivized to show up.
The fact that you paid a non-trivial amount will instantly activate something in your brain that says: now is the time. You're going to want a return on your investment.
And I'm incentivized too. I'm grateful someone put their nearly blind trust in me. I'm motivated to show up, knowing that you're serious and ready to go.
It also makes me want you to get real value out of the time we spend together, even if you don't sign up for a coaching package.
In this call, you'll get someone who is invested and ready to listen. Your story. Your pain points. Your goals. Your hopes. Your fears. All of it.
And then I turn around and take what I've learned about you and design a coaching proposal that is genuinely tailored to what you, the unique individual who cannot be put into a box, needs to have success.
That proposal alone provides you with value. It tells you what you need to do, even if you decide to go do it alone or with someone else's help.
And here's what's great: you've paid me for my time and effort, and for me, that's enough. I don't feel like I have to pressure you into a sale or convince you to do coaching. You'll do the coaching package if you're ready for it. Plain and simple.
So for $197, you'll be taking a first step towards the financial life you deserve. One that actually makes a lasting impact on the way you think about and relate to money. Whether you do the coaching or not.
I hope you'll consider taking that first step.
Now, if you do the Clarity Call, you'll get the proposal. 95% of the people I serve have struggles in two broad areas:
Most people struggle more in one than the other, but both are usually a culprit. Nearly all the coaching proposals I write deal with both, but depending on your unique situation, your proposal will be weighted appropriately towards dealing with behavior or organization and structure more heavily.
You're someone who struggles with impulsive spending, sticking to routines, avoids looking at their money, and who tends to feel visceral levels of stress and anxiety at the mere thought of their financial situation.
It often feels pretty hopeless and almost like you just don't have control over the behaviors that deep down you know are hurting your future.
People who have behavior as their primary struggle may actually be quite organized, like organizing, and do well with structure in other areas of their life. The problem is more that there is a chronic financial scarcity that, by necessity, means that any structure or organization they try to impose on their finances does not work.
This would be the classic budget that was brilliantly designed, but was abandoned. The real reason it gets abandoned is that your learned behaviors, coping mechanisms, and deeply wired habits abandon the budget from the jump.
So for those more in this camp, your coaching proposal and roadmap to success is going to be front-loading the emotional, behavioral, and self-discovery work that is prerequisite to having a financial system that can actually be sustained.
You tend to make more money. This often facilitates a situation where there isn't much debt or clear causes of strain, but there is a lot of chaos. Money in multiple accounts, little optimization, no real method, no real plan, no real grasp on where money is going.
Perhaps you have a history of half-baked attempts to fund some goal or create some structure that was overengineered or doomed from the start.
There is still often avoidance and shame, though the shame is more of the "why am I able to do so many things but so stupid in this one thing" variety.
I see this a lot in successful entrepreneurs and high income families with ADHD where there is nothing so painful or threatening that is going to happen in the near term, but there is a growing fear that gets louder and louder as the years go on that there is going to be long term consequences for not actually managing the money and always being in react mode.
People in this camp are often really just feeling in the dark about their situation and can often get to a point where they're scared to find out how bad (or good!) it is.
For people who are more weighted towards this, you'll see that your proposal is focused more on getting organized, designing a cash flow system, automation, and help with implementing and practicing. It's also focused on goals and ensuring automation that is going to help sustainably fund goals that really matter to you.
If you're reading this and something in you is saying "okay, I'm ready," then the next step is simple.
You book the Money Clarity Call. You pay the $197. I send you a short intake form. We get on a call. I listen. You talk. We figure out together whether this is the right fit.
At the end, you get a coaching proposal that's tailored to you. Not a cookie-cutter package. Not a one-size-fits-all plan. A roadmap that actually accounts for how your brain works and what your life looks like.
And if you decide coaching isn't for you right now? That's okay. You still walk away with clarity. You still know what you need to do. The $197 was worth it either way.
I'm not going to tell you this is going to be easy. I'm not going to tell you I have all the answers. But I will tell you this: I've been where you are. I've felt the shame. I've felt the chaos. And I've found a way through.
I'd be honored to help you find yours.
Oh, there is still some more normal website stuff if you keep scrolling.
Questions? Email me at david@shamelessmoney.com
I'm David DeWitt. CFP®. ADHD brain. Someone who spent years feeling like an imposter who could help anyone with their money except for... me. It took a lot of work for me to learn and ultimately heal what was wounded within me to finally get a grip on my own finances.
I've sat across from clients who earn six figures and still get $35 late fees every month. Who have $200K in debt on $175K income and feel like they can't tell anyone. Who grew up in houses where money was never discussed and now feel completely ill-equipped as adults.
I've also worked with entrepreneurs sitting on $500K who just want someone to build the system so they can stop thinking about it.
I combine financial planning with the emotional context most advisors ignore. Because for ADHD brains, a plan that works on paper is never enough to get the results you need and can sustain.
You've cleared the debt before. And then watched it creep back. You know what you should do, but something keeps getting in the way. The shame spiral is exhausting. You need someone who gets the emotional side of this, not just someone handing you a spreadsheet.
You're earning $150K, $200K, even $300K. And you're still living paycheck to paycheck. Late fees. Surprise tax bills. A dozen apps that don't talk to each other. You've tried budgeting tools and abandoned them within a week. You don't need motivation. You need infrastructure.
Let me tell you right now what's actually happening:
89% of adults with ADHD carry financial shame. You're not broken. You're under-supported.
I feel empowered and aware of my finances in a way that I've never been before. If anyone isn't sure this is going to help, lemme email them right quick! I'll fix it. 💁🏻♀️
I used to think I was just bad with money because I couldn’t stick to a budget. But after getting real clarity and support, I finally feel hopeful. What once felt overwhelming now feels doable. I have tools that make sense for the way my brain works—and for the first time, I actually feel capable.
This gave me a whole new understanding of my relationship with money. It wasn’t just about numbers, it helped me see the why behind my habits. I feel more focused and motivated because now I have both the big picture and step-by-step direction. Even if I never followed through perfectly (though I want to), I’d still walk away knowing myself better.
These materials are incredible. I’d already started exploring my money story in therapy, but the way this framed things brought it to a whole new level. I’ve turned several of the phrases into affirmations on Post-it notes, and I can already feel them starting to shift something in me.
I came in thinking we’d just go debt by debt, budget by budget. But what surprised me most was how helpful the ADHD framing was. This session helped me unpack patterns I hadn’t really articulated before, like why I soothe myself by ordering dinner or spending impulsively. It wasn’t just financial strategy; it was insight. I’m leaving with reframes I didn’t expect, and a lot to think about.
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60 minutes on Zoom. We dig into what's actually going on.
You'll get a custom coaching roadmap and proposal to continue together.
This isn't a pitch. It's a real strategy session. You'll walk away with clarity, whether or not we work together.
Why the fee? It keeps us both invested. You show up ready. I show up fully present. And you leave with something useful no matter what.
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For the shame spiral.
You know the feeling. Chest tight when you open your bank app. Avoiding the mail because there might be a bill in there. Spending to feel better, then feeling worse. Rinse and repeat.
If this is you, the problem isn't that you don't know how to budget. The problem is that money has become emotionally unsafe. And until we address that, no spreadsheet is going to save you.
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For the systems chaos.
You don't need therapy. You need infrastructure.
You're earning good money. Maybe great money. But it's leaking everywhere. Late fees. Surprise tax bills. No idea what's in which account. You've tried apps. You've tried spreadsheets. They all get abandoned within a month because they require too much maintenance.
You don't need motivation. You need someone to just build the thing.
What we do together:
This track is for you if: