25,000 Miles by 25

Thousands of Runs with Miles of Growth

25,000 miles. Countless lessons. One runner’s story of discipline, endurance, and purpose.

From his first high school cross country practice to competing at the NCAA National Championships to crossing the finish line at the Boston Marathon, running has been far more than a sport for Brady DeHaven. Over eight years and 25,000 miles, he discovered that the true rewards of running aren’t medals or finish times—they’re the lessons that shape character, build habits, and transform everyday life.

In this engaging blend of narrative and reflection, Brady shares stories from training, racing, and daily miles that reveal truths anyone can apply, whether you’re a seasoned marathoner, a casual jogger, or someone simply searching for motivation in life.

Inside, you’ll discover:

Why consistency beats perfection in running and beyond

How discipline multiplies and impacts every area of life

Why the hard part is the point—and how to embrace it

How to focus on what matters instead of “majoring in the minors”

Why pain is a teacher, not an enemy

More than a running memoir, this is a book about endurance, purpose, and meaning in the ordinary miles of life.

©2025 Brady DeHaven (P)2025 Brady DeHaven