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EPISODE · Feb 26, 2025 · 15 MIN

ADHD Time Perception: Why the Clock and I Are Not Friends

from ADHD Adultish

If you’ve ever sat down for just five minutes only to look up and realize three hours have passed (or worse, it’s tomorrow), you already know: time feels like a scam for people with ADHD.For us, time doesn’t flow in a straight line — it’s either moving way too fast (oops, I blinked and now I’m late) or dragging on forever (why does this meeting feel like it’s never going to end?!). So in this episode, we’re breaking down:✔ Why ADHD brains struggle with time perception (Hint: It’s a brain wiring issue, not a personal failing)✔ The “ADHD Time Warp” and why we either overestimate or underestimate time✔ How ADHD’s “fast internal clock” makes waiting unbearable but deadlines invisible✔ Practical ADHD-friendly strategies to see time, manage it better, and stop time-blindness from running your lifeResourcesDownload the ADHD Routine Starter KitLoved This Episode? Here’s How to Support the Show!⭐ Leave a review! If this episode helped you, drop a rating & review on your favorite podcast platform. It helps more ADHDers find the show!📢 Share it with a friend! If you know someone who also feels like time is a vague concept, send this episode their way.

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