I'll be honest with you, It's been a rough few years to say the least, but I have told everybody who knows me. My last words on this planet will be, "Wasn't That Interesting".
About the Author: Chris Craig
Chris Craig is a dynamic storyteller, musician, and creative visionary who has turned life’s challenges into a career of inspiring and impactful work. Growing up in the shack home on "The Hill," Chris’s imagination and resilience shaped his journey from a curious child to a celebrated video producer, photographer, and musician. His book, ADHD: Heaven or Hell, explores how ADHD has been both a challenge and a source of extraordinary creativity in his life.
Chris’s struggles with ADHD were compounded by depression, adding complexity to his personal and professional life. These challenges, along with pivotal events like a brain stem stroke and a battle with prostate cancer, tested his limits but ultimately fueled his determination. After his stroke, a life-altering moment, Chris rebuilt his body and his brain function, resuming his work in music, video production, and photography with renewed purpose.
With a career spanning over 50 years, Chris has made his mark in industries ranging from marketing to wildlife documentaries and photography. His work—including instructional videos and captivating visuals—combines technical expertise with a passion for storytelling, inspiring audiences and educating others about the importance of resilience and creativity.
Chris’s experiences documenting tragedies, like fatalities on drilling rigs, and his conversations with grieving families gave him a profound perspective on life’s fragility and the power of storytelling to drive change. These lessons, explored in his book, reveal how ADHD’s energy and unique perspective can transform obstacles into opportunities.
Through his writing, video production, and music, Chris demonstrates how embracing challenges with determination and creativity can lead to a life of purpose and impact. His journey is a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the power of turning adversity into inspiration.
That's me and my Dog Ginger in front of the Shack
Prescription's shortly have my son passed away.
Wrote this a year ago before the idea of a book was born
There are currently 48 Life Stories and more to come.