Taking Control: The ADHD Podcast Rebroadcast • Unapologetically ADHD: Understanding the ADHD Time Zone
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Jul 10, 2025 Time can feel like a mischievous villain for those with ADHD, twisting hours into days when least expected. The hosts delve into the concept of 'ADHD time,' highlighting quirks like time blindness and the fascinating 'Jeremy Bearamy' timeline. They encourage listeners to embrace self-compassion and unique strategies for managing time effectively. There’s also a humorous exploration of how movement, nutrition, and sunlight play a pivotal role in enhancing overall well-being. Discover practical tips to nurture productivity and navigate the ADHD experience with humor and acceptance!
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ADHD Time Feels Messy and Inconsistent
- ADHD time feels inconsistent and messy, challenging traditional linear time concepts.
- "Time blindness" causes difficulty in perceiving and managing time accurately for people with ADHD.
Billy Bookcase Story Reveals Blob Time
- Pete Wright shared a year-long personal story about assembling and finalizing a Billy bookcase.
- It illustrates how ADHD perceives time as a blob rather than a linear progression.
Jeremy Bearimy Explains ADHD Time
- ADHD time can resemble Jeremy Bearimy's nonlinear timeline from The Good Place.
- Time loops and doubles back, reflecting the confusing ADHD experience of time.
