Patrick debates whether this concept of “Time Blindness” is a legitimate struggle or just an excuse for poor time management. While some argue for compassion and accommodations, most of his callers highlight personal responsibility—emphasizing that life's obligations don't vanish just because they're difficult.

 

• Patrick reads and responds to emails about “time blindness” (00:34)
• Judy - What are you supposed to do when you are on vacation on a mountain or on a boat, and can't get to mass? (07:20)
• Joe - China is doing all of this because they want to destroy us. (15:36)
• Kim - I am in my 30s and I have ADHD and I think that time blindness is an excuse (25:58)
• Pepper - I am 50 and have just been told that I have ADHD and it is a relief to know why I am the way I am (34:59)
• Vincent - I agree that “time blindness” is mostly nonsense and laziness - but even if it is ADHD, then we still have to teach them how to overcome it (40:18)
• Margie - I found that always being late is selfish and it’s something I have to pray about (47:15)