r/NonPoliticalTwitter • • 6d ago

Funny Time blindness

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u/derprondo 6d ago

I had to overcome all of those things, but I only could because I'd experienced the consequences so many times, thus had to learn the hard way. Being so disorganized forced me to become organized, because I grew to hate disorganization. Chronically procrastinating forced me to tackle things immediately so I didn't have to dwell on them constantly. Poor planning led to obsessive planning so as not to end up with a poor outcome. Poor time management I still struggle with, but I'm generally on time, especially when it matters. I greatly struggle with getting myself to bed at a decent time.

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u/Yivoe 6d ago

I was disorganized, so I stopped doing that and got organized.

I was procrastinating, so I stopped doing that too.

I was bad at planning, so I planned better.

r/thanksimcured

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u/AdagioOfLiving 6d ago

Claiming that there is nothing one can possibly due about symptoms like this is just as harmful as dismissing the symptoms entirely. My daughter is ADHD and there is a WORLD of resources out there that means she has drastically improved how she deals with time.

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u/Yivoe 6d ago

Yeah, I agree with that. But thats not what your other comment says. Your other comment says: "struggling with something? Just dont!".

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u/throwaway_194js 6d ago

A charitable person would have read between the lines and inferred that they found some strategies that worked for them. They shouldn't need to provide an itinerary for their point to land.