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Fast & Fearless with Brendan P. Keegan

Fast & Fearless with Brendan P. Keegan

著者: Brendan P. Keegan
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Fast & Fearless with Brendan P. Keegan takes you inside the world of motorsports, where leadership, pressure, preparation, and split-second decisions can define a race, a career, or an entire team.

Hosted by Brendan P. Keegan, 6-time CEO, 23-time board director, 3-time best-selling author, and recognized as one of the world’s most innovative CEOs, each episode features candid conversations with drivers, team leaders, executives, engineers, and other professionals shaping motorsports.

Guests share the experiences that built their careers, the lessons learned under pressure, and the mindset it takes to perform when the stakes are high.

From the track to the boardroom, Fast & Fearless explores what it takes to lead, compete, adapt, and succeed in one of the world’s most demanding industries.

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  • Marino Sato: The Split-Second Decisions That Win Races
    2026/08/27
    What does it take to make split-second decisions when another race car is approaching nearly 100 kilometers per hour faster than you?


    In this episode of Fast & Fearless, Brendan P. Keegan sits down with professional racing driver Marino Sato to explore the pressure, risk, teamwork, and leadership behind elite motorsports.

    Marino shares how he began karting in Japan at five years old, flew between Japan and Europe while still attending school, and eventually moved to Italy to pursue a professional racing career. He opens up about competing in Formula 4, Formula 3, and Formula 2 before making the difficult transition into endurance racing.

    The conversation goes inside the cockpit to examine how drivers make decisions in traffic, adjust their risk based on the stage of a race, and protect the car for the teammate taking over the next stint. Marino also discusses the tragic Formula 2 weekend that forced drivers to confront the real danger of racing, why endurance racing requires a different mindset, and how he keeps his crew motivated when a race appears lost.

    Brendan and Marino explore what leadership looks like inside a race car, why mistakes must be covered as a team, and why a driver can never give up before crossing the finish line. Marino also reveals the advice he would give his five-year-old self, his favorite racetrack, the teammate who taught him the most, and what being fearless truly means.

    Chapters
    00:00 Split-Second Decisions at Racing Speed
    00:28 Meet Marino Sato
    01:00 Starting Karting at Five Years Old
    02:45 Flying From Japan to Race in Europe
    03:50 When Racing Became a Career
    05:05 Moving to Italy Before Finishing School
    06:25 The Championship Season Everything Clicked
    08:15 Racing With Future Formula 1 Drivers
    10:25 Confronting the Real Danger of Motorsports
    11:45 Moving From Formula 2 to Endurance Racing
    13:00 Learning to Share a Race Car
    16:10 How Racing Decisions Change by Series
    17:20 Protecting the Car for Your Teammate
    18:40 Managing Multi-Class Racing Traffic
    19:55 Giving Honest Feedback to a Race Team
    22:00 Staying Positive After a Bad Result
    23:35 What Leadership Looks Like Inside the Car
    26:45 What Being Fearless Really Means
    29:00 Marino’s Advice for Young Drivers
    30:45 Marino Sato’s Favorite Movie and Racetrack
    32:00 The Best Team Boss Marino Has Worked With


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    34 分
  • From Exit to Impact: Shelton Mercer III on Outcomes, Legacy, and Innovation
    2026/03/02
    In this episode of The Fearless Experience, Brendan P. Keegan sits down with serial founder, speaker and humanitarian Shelton Mercer III to explore what success looks like after the headlines fade. Mercer has built, scaled, and exited multiple venture-backed companies, including the 2024 acquisition of Audigent by Experian. He shares what it took to grind through years of uncertainty, make payroll, raise capital, and build strategic partnerships long before the exit made news.

    But this conversation goes beyond liquidity events. Mercer opens up about taking time to pause after success, reconnect with family, and refocus on purpose. He explains why he shifted from being a “man of action” to a leader obsessed with outcomes, and how he now convenes leaders across major cities to drive long-term economic and community impact.

    As an ordained minister and venture-backed founder, Mercer also discusses how faith, capital, integrity, and innovation intersect in his leadership philosophy.

    If you care about legacy, leadership, and building something that outlives you, this episode delivers practical wisdom on resilience, decision-making, and creating measurable impact that lasts for generations.
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    33 分
  • How Ryan Stana Built the World Leader in Live Entertainment
    2026/02/02
    Brendan P. Keegan talks with Ryan Stana, Founder and CEO of RWS Global, about what it takes to build a world leader in live entertainment. Ryan shares how growing up in a small Pennsylvania town shaped his work ethic, why his grandmother’s advice grounded his leadership, and how scrappiness helped him win a six figure pitch competition at twenty one. Ryan explains how he scaled RWS through creativity, operational discipline, and a relentless focus on culture. He breaks down how his team delivers consistent execution across cruise lines, theme parks, global destinations, and large scale attractions like Ferrari World Abu Dhabi. You hear how he evaluates acquisitions, why timeliness reveals more than a balance sheet, and how passion becomes a liability without structure. Ryan also discusses burnout, personal balance, and the “one lazy day” rule that keeps him sharp. His advice for entrepreneurs is direct. Set real goals, build a time and action plan, and stay proud of where you come from. A strong episode for founders, operators, and anyone building something ambitious.
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    33 分
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