Time blindness is a term that is sometimes heard with people with ADHD. All ADHD people don’t have it and all who have it are not ADHD persons. Having said that time blindness can hit a lot of people around us. People who have time blindness measure time in a different way than most people. They are aware of time but not with the sensitivity of other people. Here are some ways we can be time blind: *Difficult to estimate the time for a given work. *Get so absorbed in what we

"Why can’t my husband be more organized? Why can’t he keep things in place? Why can’t he keep his desk and cupboard organized? Won’t it make it easier for him and others around him?” “True that would be of big help. What does he criticize you for?” “He gets irritated with the amount of time, I take to get ready. He finds it frustrating that I cannot estimate my time to complete a task. He gets frustrated with my ability to read maps” “Are you doing it deliberately?” “No, I am

When someone puts money into buying the shares of a company, they generally have the idea of a stop loss in their head. If I have bought something for Rs 100/- I will sell it for a loss also if it goes below 80 because I don’t want to suffer a bigger loss. I can bear a Rs 20/- loss but not more than that. The stop-loss level decided by me saves me from greater pain. It is the pain point at which I am willing to accept my losses and move on. In the same way, I can have a time-