Finding Your Perfect ADHD Side Hustle

(Part 4 and final of the Side Hustle Mini-Series)

Hey friends, welcome back to A Solo Person’s Guide to ADHD!
I’m Christine Dunning — Master Certified Life Coach, owner of Two Cats Coaching, and your caffeinated companion through the wild world of ADHD-friendly side hustles.

If you’ve been following the mini-series, we’ve covered:
👉 Episode 18 – Finding the Right Side Hustle for You (and Your ADHD)
👉 Episode 19 – Side Hustles: Failures and Successes
👉 Episode 20 – Top 15 ADHD-Friendly Side Hustles

And today, we’re wrapping it all up with the final piece: how to choose the right one for you — plus a few tools, mindset shifts, and money tips to make it actually work.

So if your brain is currently a pinball machine of ideas (been there!), grab a notebook — this is your roadmap to finding a side hustle that fits your ADHD life instead of fighting it.

🧭 What You’ll Learn

• How to define your “Why” before you chase the next shiny gig
• The Three Filters — Time, Energy, and Money — that make or break sustainability
• The three main Side Hustle Styles and how to match them to your brain and schedule
• A quick self-check quiz to find your personal side hustle “sweet spot”
• Tools, templates, and ADHD-friendly systems to keep you on track
• How to know when it’s time to pivot, pause, or pass

💡 Resources Mentioned

• ADHD Budget Template (Free Download)
• Two Cats Coaching: TwoCatsCoaching.com
• Free 30-minute consultation: Book here

🧩 Key Takeaways

✅ Your “why” is your compass — without it, you’ll chase dopamine and burn out fast.
✅ Use the Three Filters to evaluate every new idea.
✅ You’re allowed to pivot!
✅ Sustainable side hustles should give you at least one of these: money, skills, joy, or fun.

🐾 Connect

💬 Share your favorite side hustle wins on socials — I’d love to celebrate with you!
🌐 TwoCatsCoaching.com
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Next month’s theme? Holiday Burnout! (Yes, we’re doing hacks, humor, and survival plans for ADHDers.)
Until then, stay curious, stay kind to your brain — and give your cat an extra treat for me.