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Ever feel like the clock is playing tricks on you? You start a task “for just a few minutes,” and suddenly hours have disappeared—or you’re racing the clock and still running late. You might be experiencing time blindness. In this episode of Your Priority Centered Life, we explore what time blindness is, why it happens, and how it can impact everything from meeting deadlines to showing up on time.

You’ll learn practical, brain-friendly strategies—like using visual timers, breaking projects into steps, and setting intentional time buffers—that can help you stay aware of the clock without feeling controlled by it. Whether you struggle with ADHD or just want to manage your minutes more effectively, this episode will give you tools to reduce stress, improve punctuality, and reclaim your day.

Tune in and start managing time in a way that works for you.

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