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Chad Kempel is a father of seven, a 4x Guinness World Records holder, and a keynote speaker for high schools with an MA in Experimental Psychology. He doesn’t ask students to take his word for anything. He hands them proof they can check on their phones.
Before his quintuplets were born, doctors said they probably wouldn’t survive. Before his first world record, he missed the qualifying time twice, in public. And before any of that, he and his wife held their twin sons as they died.
So when Chad stands in a gym and says anything is possible, he isn’t reading it off a poster. He made the “Anything Is Possible” sign for his father, before an Ironman he dedicated to him, and carried it across four Guinness World Records finish lines. His father’s gone now. The sign is in a museum in Copenhagen. The belief didn’t go anywhere.
Read the Full Story"I didn't grow up thinking anything is possible. I saw things and I thought, man, I would love to do that. But I just never thought it could be me."— Chad Kempel
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"The dad and the quintuplets setting a world record. Our person of the week."
"240 pounds of toddlers — we each have two and we can barely push those."
"I still really can't even get my head around this story."
"There's a dad who knows how to multitask—Respect!"
"Chad doesn't run on reason. Their family runs on faith."
"Dad of seven AND a two-time marathon record holder?! Chad Kempel is definitely our #MondayMotivation"
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More than 30 national and international outlets have covered Chad and his family, and their videos have pulled over 300 million views. Photos of the records, the stroller and the family are on the photos page.
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Anything Is Possible Was Never the End of the Sentence
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