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Welcome to Mt. Time, where we talk about why time feels real to everyone else and slippery to you.
You have a drawer full of planners that lasted a week, a calendar full of hopeful guesses, and a long record of being late, too early, or mysteriously frozen waiting for something to start. Your brain runs on now and not now, and it was never handed the built-in storage that planners quietly assume you have.
Inside, you'll learn why time goes invisible on you, why planning can eat a whole afternoon, and how to build the kind of structure your actual life can hold.
Welcome to Mt. Time, where we talk about why time feels real to everyone else and slippery to you.
You have a drawer full of planners that lasted a week, a calendar full of hopeful guesses, and a long record of being late, too early, or mysteriously frozen waiting for something to start. Your brain runs on now and not now, and it was never handed the built-in storage that planners quietly assume you have.
Inside, you'll learn why time goes invisible on you, why planning can eat a whole afternoon, and how to build the kind of structure your actual life can hold.