Mental Health · William Curb
by William Curb
Welcome to Hacking Your ADHD, where you can learn techniques for helping your ADHD brain. ADHD can be a struggle, but it doesn't always have to be. Join me every Monday as I explore ways that you can work with your ADHD brain to do more of the things you want to do. If you have ADHD or someone in your life does and you want to get organized, get focused and get motivated then this podcast is for you.
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My heart! Expressing just how much your words spoke to my very soul is inadequate as my core has been shook. From pointing out the raw depression to -I think you called it, “able-ism”. Mental health care, overstimulation, 0-100, EYE CONTACT! It’s not all cute quirks shown on TikTok or eccentricities. The tears and wondering why my brain won’t let me do something SO simple… it’s real. It’s lonely. I don’t feel so alone anymore.
At 37 years old, my therapist recently suggested he thinks I might have ADHD. I have an evaluation scheduled for September, but I thought I’d get ahead and start researching ADHD resources before getting a diagnosis. This way, I can begin implementing tools I’ve learned right away. This podcast is easily my favorite of all the ADHD resources I have found. The episodes are short, have actionable tips (despite my immense struggle with initiating new things), and William has such a calm and friendly demeanor. I’ve gotten through his first year of episodes in a little under a month, and look forward to catching up to new releases soon!
Really enjoy the bite-size monologues, they are more focused in my experience and really speak to me effectively, thank you for what you do!
The latest episode, “You Don’t Need to Earn Your Rest,” is outstanding. It reframed something I have struggled with for years and did so in a way that was practical, compassionate, and immediately applicable. It wasn’t just validating; it was grounding, and it changed how I think about productivity and burnout in real time. What really sets this podcast apart, though, is its consistency. Every single episode I’ve listened to has given me something useful: a new perspective, a strategy I can actually implement, or language that finally puts words to experiences I couldn’t explain before. The host does an excellent job of breaking down complex ADHD concepts without talking down to the listener, and the tone is supportive rather than preachy or gimmicky. If you have ADHD (or love someone who does) and are tired of advice that assumes willpower is the problem, this podcast is a breath of fresh air. It’s thoughtful, accessible, and genuinely helpful and it keeps getting better.
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