William Curb

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2,678 appearances 17 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 14 Aug

William Curb’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Hacking Your ADHD · The Bypassing Creative Consistency with Susanne Schotanus · 1 Jun 2026 podcast

Uh I I've ha spent a lot of time in that zone of like, Oh, I'm gonna make this tool so complex that I can't fail um without realizing that that complexity itself is making it fail. voice-verified

Yeah. voice-verified

And yeah, I guess uh also be willing to be like, Oh yeah, if it 'cause often you'll be using something you're like, if only this one thing was different, but I've already set it up this way. voice-verified

It's like, well just do it the new way. voice-verified

Yes. voice-verified

Don't uh don't dive in for weeks at a time being like, I'm making this script that's gonna put every note in the right place and it's gonna be I'll be it'll be magic 'cause it it won't be. voice-verified

Yeah, I think that's a great point because there's so many things where I like try to think ahead as much as I can and then it it never I can't quite ever get that far ahead. voice-verified

Right. voice-verified

It's true. voice-verified

Yeah. voice-verified

And so this is also touching on another point I wanted to get into, which is uh consistency. voice-verified

Something that I I know I've had a lot of uh issues with consistency on a number of things, but it's I think I'm probably have a fairly similar view of consistency that I've developed that uh you have, where it's not about everyday consistency, it's just kind of a rolling like, Yeah, I'll I'll get if I just keep doing this month after month, I'll get voice-verified

I don't have to be every day consistent. voice-verified

Yeah. voice-verified

And I think a reason a lot of uh ADHD writers do really cling to it is uh the same thing that we were talking about earlier where they lose interest in their idea because they haven't been touching it. voice-verified

Um and so yeah, I think there's a little bit of a dichotomy where like, yeah, we can't be consistent in the way we want, but we also need to keep touching it in a semi consistent fashion. voice-verified

And I can definitely see the importance of just letting your brain kind of play, because looking at a blank page, often we get we mirror that and are just blank in our thoughts. voice-verified

Uh, but when I'm, you know, out doing something else, it's usually my brain is like, Oh, let's fire, let's think about these ideas. voice-verified

I know I get a lot of goods thinking done while I'm driving because I'm I'm not listening to an audiobook or a podcast. voice-verified

I'm just like driving. voice-verified

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