What is IDHT Syndrome all about?

IDHT Syndrome is a social disease characterized by the chronic belief that there is never enough time to do what truly matters. It manifests as a constant state of busyness, stress, and overwhelm, leading individuals to prioritize urgent tasks over important ones, neglect personal well-being, and struggle with work-life balance.

People suffering from IDHT Syndrome often:

• Feel trapped in a cycle of never-ending to-dos.
• Struggle to delegate, automate, or eliminate low-value tasks.
• Experience burnout from always being “on.”
• Delay or abandon personal passions, relationships, and self-care.
• Believe that working harder is the only solution.

What are the 4 stages of IDHT Syndrome?

Stage 1: Timeionaire: You have an abundance of TIME & ENERGY. Is in FULL control of his / her life and has the RESOURCES to enjoy it all.

Stage 2: Mostly Free: You’ve created some breathing room, but a few habits, tasks, or responsibilities are still pulling at you. You’re productive, but peace feels inconsistent. You might be checking off your list, but not always feeling fulfilled. You’re close but there’s still a gap between how you’re living and how you want to live. With a few bold shifts, you could move from busy to truly free.

Stage 3: Critical: This is where things start to get heavy. You’re burning out, spending too much time on other people’s tasks, and feeling the strain on your health and relationships. Weekends offer some relief, but deep down, you crave true freedom. This dis-ease is starting to affect you more than you realize.

Stage 4: Chronic: Your life feels completely out of control. You’re overwhelmed, overworked and overburdened by debt, health issues, or strained relationships. Your time belongs to someone else or the system. The good news? It doesn’t have to stay this way.

What is the process?

It starts by diagnosing you on 1 of 4 stages of IDHT Syndrome, The I Don’t Have Time Disease that is plaguing our society. Once diagnosed, a realistic and customized plan is put in place to move you up the stages of IDHT syndrome till you get to stage 1 – Timeioniare – A person who has time for everything.

What tools are used?

• IDHT Syndrome diagnosis test
• MBTI Personality Assessment
• Timeionaire™ Life analysis

Who is it for?

For those that are always saying that they don’t have time. For those who are tired, burnt-out, overwhelmed and frustrated with their current situation. Those that feel low energy and want a fresh start at life.

Who isn’t it for?

For those who feel Hustle & Grind culture is the best way to achieve “success”. Those who feel they are young and invincible and that they can afford to risk a few more years of sacrifice.

What if I don’t use it

If you don’t cure your IDHT syndrome you will most likely naturally progress through the stages of IDHT Syndrome. Stage 1 and 2 are fine, but it’s stage 3 and 4 where things get ugly.

Who isn’t it for

For those who feel Hustle & Grind culture is the best way to achieve “success”. Those who feel they are young and invincible and that they can afford to risk a few more years of sacrifice.