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To the Fathers (and Future Fathers) Who Want to Lead by Example

The strongest legacy you’ll leave won’t be what you built, it’ll be who you became.

Today isn’t just a holiday.


It’s a moment to reflect on what kind of man we’re becoming, for our families, our legacy, and ourselves.

Whether you're already a father or preparing to step into that role someday… one thing is clear:

Your example matters.

Your kids won’t remember what you said as much as they’ll remember how you lived.

  • Did you prioritize your health, or just talk about it?

  • Did you come home energized and present, or just drained and distracted?

  • Did you lead with strength, discipline, and love, or just provide and survive?

Here’s the truth I’ve come to realize, and what drives my own mission as I prepare to step on stage for my bodybuilding competition in just 2 weeks:

The greatest gift you can give your family isn’t success. It’s the best version of you.

Not the stressed-out version.
Not the "someday I'll start taking care of myself" version.
Not the shell of a man who’s too exhausted to connect.

But the strong, energized, grounded version who leads by how he lives.

That version isn’t built by accident. He’s built with intention.

And that’s where I can help.

Over the next two weeks, my schedule is extremely limited as I finish my prep, but I’m opening a few select strategy call slots exclusively for:

  • Fathers who are top performers in their careers, but know they’ve been putting their health on the back burner

  • Ambitious future fathers who want to build a foundation now, so their future family gets the strongest version of them later

If that’s you, and you’re ready to stop settling for burnout, and start building a body, mindset, and lifestyle you’re proud to pass on

👉 Then book a call here: https://calendly.com/kade-jungkurth-1/30min

This isn’t about six-packs.
It’s about becoming the kind of man your family can look up to, today and for decades to come.

Happy Father’s Day.

With respect,
Kade Jungkurth

P.S. Don’t wait for “more time.” Time doesn’t create transformation, decisions do. Let’s get to work.