From Ultra Trails to Unwritten Tales
Not an expert, just moving forward — here’s what I discover in every hundred-mile race, new story, and ADHD insight. Welcome to my journey!
About Me
Hi, I’m Jeremy Criddle. A runner chasing 100-mile dreams and a writer exploring stories of all kinds.
Most days you’ll find me logging miles on Colorado trails or working on books that blend reality, fantasy, and the honest struggles of everyday life (including living with ADHD).
I’m not an expert. Just curious, persistent, and willing to share what I learn along the way. If you’re interested in ultra running, new writers’ journeys, fantasy tales, or real talk about overcoming challenges, you’re in the right place.
The ADHD Series

Track
Gathering raw moments from ultra running, writing, and life with ADHD. Each story starts with one real, honest experience.

Run
Crafting insights by connecting running lessons, writing breakthroughs, and ADHD strategies into actionable, inspiring content.

Plan
Sharing easy-to-understand advice and powerful stories to help runners, writers, and dreamers move forward, every day.
The Journey
Every runner’s journey, every writer’s notebook, and every ADHD breakthrough has its own story. Here, I share insights pulled straight from the trails and the writing desk. Delivering honest lessons and practical tips for anyone chasing their biggest goals. Whether you’re looking for ultra-marathon strategies, book publishing advice, or real-world approaches to thriving with ADHD, you’ll find meaningful stories and actionable guidance here.
Training for ultra-distance events has taught me more about resilience and creative problem-solving than any textbook ever could. On the trails, every setback is a fresh chapter. Just like in writing, where a blank page can turn into a story that surprises even its author. Combining running and writing means every day is an adventure, blending high-mileage training with the discipline of shaping words, worlds, and characters.
Living with ADHD isn’t just another part of my story. It’s often the source of both my biggest challenges and my most unexpected strengths. I write candidly about ADHD, sharing strategies for focus, productivity, and self-acceptance. If you’re navigating a similar path, know that you’re not alone; these stories are here to encourage and empower anyone wrestling with distraction or self-doubt.
Books, like big races, aren’t finished overnight. The journey is long, sometimes messy, but always worth the effort. Whether I’m reviewing the latest gear, reflecting on miles logged at Palmer Park, or drafting chapters late into the night, my mission is simple: offer real value, spark inspiration, and help readers discover what’s possible when persistence meets creativity.

