Time Blindness - The Surprising Truth Behind Overwhelm + Being Late for Everything

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Time blindness is real, ya'll. Whether or not you have ADHD, this might be the reason why you constantly feel overwhelmed, behind on your schedule or why you're chronically late. You just don't have a good concept of how long things take.

It's a whole thing. But in this video, I break down the best way to overcome your time blindness struggles so you can be more intentional with your time, energy and schedule.

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[eclowe]

that Sunday to Thursday thing is so real 😭 thanks for this! (and the beta group! already love it!)

[hermemeutica]

I love your honesty, not the usual YouTube impossible productivity charade. I'm in a difficult situation: too many responsibilities (2 jobs and trying to finish my studies) and none done well, always arriving late. What matters most to me are my studies but I'm stuck preparing for a single final exam that I keep putting off (it's been more than a year, in July it will be two). I started going to therapy, first systematic, then psychoanalysis, but I continue with the same behavior. I keep finding myself in the same place, without adequately preparing in time for the exam and even making mistakes on dates and forms, as if something inside me was conspiring against it. I feel like something in me is broken and preventing me from functioning properly. Eventually I will get over it, I hope. Meanwhile, it's refreshing to hear someone who doesn't pretend to have it all figured out and keeps fighting.

[ktwhimsy]

Haha, this video was just suggested to me, moments after I looked at the time & yelled “how the hell is it already midnight?!” 😂😂 glad someone was listening…

[milliondollarbaby]

I appreciate all the time and effort you put into your videos!

[riannar]

My challenge is when I break down a project or activity into tasks, I get immediately overwhelmed and cannot even look at the list I made!

[valeriecollier]

Thank you for posting this, watching your process was really helpful. Esp the realisation that you don’t actually have 14hrs to spend on doing two videos a week. (My thought was to get someone else to do the editing and give it back to you for post production.) Anyway, you have inspired me to try engaging with the neurotypical world which I have just about given up on. 💕

[Tehreemphish]

So glad to have found this video! I’m a hobby hopper myself and would beat myself down after for not continuing. Like you said ‘ not attach to your self worth’ great way to tjink

[KingPurcival]

Okay now I know I love your content! This is right up my alley. I've been making content since 2009 and I always try to explain to people how LONG content can take to make. Especially back when my equipment wasn't great.

[susanhartline]

Yes - watching you go through the actual process to break it down was Very helpful! Thank you!!

[thecodingarchitect]

Thanks for this one Caren, really helpful. Now going to try this myself!

[AdventuresAwait]

So what's it like *not* having time blindness???

[thunderousapplause]

Omg, I absolutely equate productivity w self-worth and believe one should, else being on the couch is all that matters. And that leads to a depressed life. Get up. Do something, Then do another thing, and so on. I don't think self-worth is possible without productivity of some kind. Humans must achieve, produce, create. It is what we are meant to be. Feeling good about being productive is valid. And yes, it's about self-worth as it should be. click

[ClaytonHoward]

Damn, it's a thursday too... Def felt this