Finding the Right Side Hustle for You (and Your ADHD), Part 1

Being single and managing ADHD often means you’re the safety net. One unexpected bill, and it feels like your whole month unravels. That’s where side hustles come in — not just as a financial backup, but as a creative outlet, a confidence boost, and sometimes, the spark for something bigger.In this first of four episodes on ADHD-friendly side hustles, Christine Dunning, Master Certified Life Coach and multi-preneur, helps you explore what kind of side hustle actually fits your ADHD brain. Because let’s face it — “one job for 40 years” doesn’t exactly light us up.💼 In This EpisodeChristine breaks down:The three main types of side hustles — Part-Time Jobs, 1099 Contractor Roles, and Build-From-Scratch BusinessesWhy side hustles are especially valuable when you’re the only one paying the billsThe “Passive Income” myth (and why nothing online is ever truly “set it and forget it”)Her own ADHD-friendly portfolio of gigs — from coaching to trivia hosting to playing piano for musicalsHow to match your energy, skills, and dopamine needs with the right kind of hustle🚨 Key Takeaway“Side hustles can be your safety net and your springboard. Choose the ones that fit your ADHD brain, your energy, and your actual life.”🪙 Quick Action PlanIdentify which of the three types of side hustles best fits your current needs.Be honest about your bandwidth — and your impulsivity.Don’t fall for “passive income” hype. Do your research and start small.Next time (Episode 19), Christine shares her real-life experiences with multiple side hustles — what worked, what didn’t, and what she learned along the way.🐾 About ChristineChristine Dunning is a Master Certified Life Coach and owner of Two Cats Coaching, where she helps single adults with ADHD build systems, confidence, and creative income streams. She’s also the host of A Solo Person’s Guide to ADHD — a podcast all about life, money, and mindset when you’re flying solo.🔗 Resources & LinksLearn more about Christine: twocatscoaching.comFollow the podcast: A Solo Person’s Guide to ADHDJoin the conversation on social: #ADHDLife #SoloPerson #SideHustleADHDLooking for freebies? Click here