Welcome to Wayward Words!
Hello, lovely readers! I’m Nicholas Richards, the creator and voice behind Wayward Words. Here, I embark on a journey of self-actualization, healing, and self-discovery. I’ll be sharing my thoughts, experiences, and everything that makes me tick.
Who Am I?
I’m an Ultramarathon runner, writer, and wizard. By day, I am a Construction Estimator with Lindsay Construction, but when the sun sets and the keyboard beckons, I transform into a passionate mental health and spiritual enthusiast. I believe in introspection, integrity, honesty, and being open-minded. My mission is to help someone out there think a little bit differently and believe in themselves.
What You’ll Find Here
Wayward Words is a cozy corner of the internet where I publish all original works on a range of topics, generally derived from my many Miles of trailrunning. Whether you’re looking for help, a fellow runner, or just a curious soul, I hope you find something here that resonates with you.
Why Wayward Words?
You might be wondering why I chose the name Wayward Words. Well, I have always tended to choose the path less traveled. A bit of an outsider. Since I began to embrace this quality of mine, being a bit ‘wayward,’ I became proud of my unique personality. The Wayward Way, the Wayward Wizard – you’ll probably find a mention of those within this site somewhere. It encapsulates the essence of what I strive to achieve here—helping people in the modern age be a bit different and embrace their unique qualities.
Connect With Me
Let’s embark on this journey together! Connect with me on Instagram (@wayward902), where I share additional content and a glimpse into the adventures and thoughts. Feel free to drop me a message—I love hearing from my readers!
Collaborations and Inquiries
I’m open to collaborations and partnerships that align with the spirit of Wayward Words. If you have a project in mind or just want to say hello, please don’t hesitate to reach out at [email protected].
Thank you for being here!
Happy reading!
Nicholas Richards