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Author of The ADHD Hunter & Runner series

Written from inside the work.

I’m not a doctor, a coach, or an expert looking in. I’m a hunter and adult-beginner runner who found out late that his brain works differently—and started writing down what actually helped.

The ADHD Hunter & Runner series

Five books. One lived arc.

Instinct becomes movement. Movement becomes structure. Structure opens a larger question. The final book turns the whole journey into thirty direct rules.

Firsthand, with the boundary visible

Experience starts the book. It does not end the question.

The series describes what hunting, running, burnout, and external structure felt like from inside one life. Where it discusses ADHD research, the site separates established clinical information, emerging evidence, and the books’ own metaphors or thought experiments.

ADHD is a real developmental disorder. Effective care exists. Exercise may help some aspects of adult ADHD, but it is not presented here as a replacement for diagnosis or treatment.

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Outside the series.

One practical AI guide. One middle-grade race through time.

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Practical guide

EverPrompt

A repeatable framework for everyday AI users who want less guessing and more useful output.

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Middle-grade fiction

Go-Fast UFO

A science-fair mishap, a shapeshifting starship, and five Earth minutes to save civilization at every stop.

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Jeremy Criddle

Hunter. Adult-beginner runner. Builder of systems for the days when willpower does not show up. Author writing from lived experiments, not a clinical pedestal.

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