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Tag Archives: adhd
Building our lives together
During the early phases of our relationship, Sue and I focused on enjoying time together. She’d just taken on a new job, and I was in a state of transition working as a freelance writer for companies like Aquent and … Continue reading
Posted in 10K, adhd, bike accidents, bike crash, Christopher Cudworth, coaching, competition, cycling, cycling the midwest, IRONMAN, marathon, marathon training, racing peak, running, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons
Tagged adhd, bike, building lives together, Chicago, duathlon, exercise physiology, Frank Lloyd Wright, freelancing, gig work, home based employmet, investment firm, ironman, ironman triathlete, Lincoln Park, remote work, run, running, triathlete, triathlon, wedding, work
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Heads up for a summer crash
In 2014 I was finishing up the manuscript for the book I was writing about cancer survivorship with my late wife Linda when I went for a bike ride and started thinking about the book cover. Designing book covers isn’t … Continue reading
Posted in bike accidents, bike crash, blood on the highway, Christopher Cudworth, cycling
Tagged adhd, bike, bike crash, biking, cycling, cyclist, inattention, jack and coke, makers mark and coke, MTB, travel, triathlete
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70.3 miles of key learning experiences
For those of you who do triathlons, I’m sharing what it was like to do my first-ever 70.3, a Half Ironman race in Madison, Wisconsin. Those of you who don’t know the sport well are invited to find out what … Continue reading
Posted in adhd, anxiety, Christopher Cudworth, coaching, competition, cross country, healthy aging, healthy senior, IRONMAN, running, running shoes, training, tri-bikes, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons
Tagged adhd, anxiety and ADHD, body glide, ironman 70.2, ironman 70.3, Ironman Madison, ironman wisconsin, multisport, swim goggles, triathlete Ironman wisconsin, triathlon, wetsuits
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Education. Presentation. Inspiration.
This post is part of a continuing series of chapters to be included in a book titled Competition’s Son. Hunting for a job when you desperately need one is never fun. If you’re old enough to think back to the … Continue reading
Posted in 10K, Christopher Cudworth, competition, mental health, running
Tagged adhd, attention deficit disorder, audio visual, bad robot, Ben linus, bien trucha, cover letters, dukane audio visual, education, employment advertising, evangeline lily, inspiration, job hunting, john locke, josh holloway, mac computers, market competition, marketing, marketing campaign, newspaper industry, on top of your game, presentation, public relations, sayid jarrah, terry o'quinn, TV show Lost
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Whatever suits you
In the spring of 2007, toward the end of a seven-year tenure at the Daily Herald, I was freelancing with a marketing agency run by a guy named Vince. My role was serving as a creative director of sorts, writing … Continue reading
Posted in anxiety, Christopher Cudworth, Depression, running
Tagged adhd, agency, anxiety disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, biblical literalism, conquering fear, daily herald, distance running, fashion, fear, generalized anxiety disorder, lobster dinner, marketing, men's suits, men's wearhouse, pat o'rahilly, running, S&K menswear, suit and tie, whatever suits you
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Not “woe is me,” but resiliency
Following the emotional breakdown of my wife after the cancer returned in 2007 after two years of treatments and remission, I proceeded to lose my new job at the marketing agency. It had taken months to work up the courage … Continue reading
Posted in anxiety, Christopher Cudworth, competition, Depression, fear, mental health, mental illness
Tagged adhd, agency, anxiety, CEO, CFO, corporate, daily herald, Depression, games, grief, life, marketing, torn ACL
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50 Years of Running: Cataclysmic convergence
My competitive instincts had not abated much in my early forties, but one quickly learns as a caregiver that being competitive is not the answer to every problem. In fact, it constitutes an answer to few problems. It doesn’t help … Continue reading
Posted in 10K, aging, aging is not for the weak of heart, Christopher Cudworth, competition, fear, foregiveness, life and death, running, we run and ride
Tagged 360 degree review, adhd, cancer, cancer cells, cancer diagnosis, chemotherapy, Christopher Cudworth, competition, competitive instincts, competitor, daily herald, distance running, gynecological oncology, hospice, life and death, newspaper industry, ovarian cancer, pancreatic cancer, prognosis, sponsorships, stroke, stroke victim, surgery, work performance
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50 Years of Running: Competition’s Son, Part 7
It’s a bit hard to describe just how competitive I became at an extremely young age. The drive to keep up with my brothers was one motivator. The desire to prove myself to friends was another. Every moment that I … Continue reading
Posted in adhd
Tagged adhd, attention deficit disorder, attention getting, learning, reading, SRA reading program
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50 Years of Running: What is my real job?
As the Traveler’s Cheques slowly disappeared, I kept up the hunt for a job in the summer of 1983. Meanwhile, small freelance jobs kept coming my way. I drew up some ads for Vertel’s Running store, but the process was … Continue reading
Posted in 400 meter intervals, 400 workouts, 5K, adhd, anxiety, Christopher Cudworth, competition, running, Tarsnakes
Tagged adhd, advisor on mental health, anxiety and ADHD, coping with mental health, creativity and mental health, entrepreneurial spirit, hyperactivity, mental health, plyometrics, Sebastian Coe, sex and mental health
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50 Years of Running: The homely hayseed and love
Finding out from a key player and trusted friend on the management side that the marketing department where I worked in Philadelphia was not fulfilling expectations didn’t surprise me. There were great people on the team, who were doing some … Continue reading
Posted in anxiety, Christopher Cudworth, competition, Depression, fear, foregiveness, gay marriage, life and death, love, mental health, nature
Tagged adhd, calling someone a hayseed, discipline, haggard runner, hayseed, patience and boredom, runner, telling someone they're homely, training, work discipline
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