Dad content creator and marathon runner Kyle Bradshaw has built a following by sharing honest reminders about fatherhood while running the streets of Florida. In this episode of the Rise and Dad Podcast, Kyle shares why some of the most meaningful parts of being a dad happen in the ordinary, everyday moments. Kyle opens up about raising a six-year-old son and two-year-old daughter, adjusting to the kindergarten years, balancing work and family, and the constant challenge of being the present and intentional dad he wants to be. From leaving the dishes in the sink to play Spider-Man and Venom with his son, to letting his kids crawl into bed in the middle of the night, Kyle talks about recognizing that these stages of fatherhood don't last forever—and why sometimes the things that feel inconvenient today are the moments we'll miss the most. 🚀 In this episode Kyle opens up about:

✅ Why being present can be one of the hardest parts of fatherhood

✅ Choosing playtime with your kids over the never-ending to-do list

✅ Raising a son and daughter through different stages of childhood

✅ How running gives him time to reflect on becoming a better dad

✅ Teaching kids hard work by letting them see you struggle and persevere

✅ Why ordinary days with your kids can become the most meaningful ones

✅ The challenge of becoming the dad you want to be

✅ Why showing up every day matters more than being a perfect father