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Some leaders think speed is simply about working harder or moving faster. It isn’t. The speed that matters is Mission Speed: the rate at which your mission advances in the direction you’ve chosen.
As teams scale, that speed can quietly erode. Decisions pile up, energy becomes diffused, and everyone stays busy, yet less gets done than it should.
In this limited-series podcast, Keith Lucas—former Roblox CPO/CTO, author, and startup advisor—unpacks how the best operators move fast. Guests include the founders of Roblox, Instrumental, Vera, Divi, Splendid Games, and Blue Rose Research.
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weekly
Average audio length:
21 minutes
Guest interviews
Video podcast
English
United States
9 episodes
since Sept. 1, 2026
episodic
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David Baszucki has been building Roblox for over twenty years, and his answer to "how do you move fast" isn't what you'd expect: take the long view first. In this episode of Speed, host Keith Lucas talks with Dave about the "magic quadrant" of pairing a long-term visio…
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In this episode of Speed, host Keith Lucas — who worked alongside Anna at Instrumental from 2018 to 2020 — asks her what it really takes to move fast without breaking things. She talks about pairing conviction with open debate, the "10th man" principle for protecting dissent, and why she …
Jesse Stinebring has spent his career solving a problem most people assume is unsolvable: getting speed and quality out of the same system. In this episode of Speed, host Keith Lucas talks with Jesse — co-founder and CEO of Blue Rose Research — about why campaigns can't afford to wait weeks fo…
In this episode of Speed, host Keith Lucas talks with Yaniv Bernstein about what's actually changed for founders building with AI, why taking on technical debt aggressively is often the right call, how Vera balances speed with the trust required to help families navigate care for aging parents…
In this episode of Speed, Matt Curtis joins host Keith Lucas to redefine what speed actually means: not raw execution velocity, but the time between a decision and the evidence that validates it. He shares the three habits behind it — clean data, cheap mistakes, and experience as a compression algo…
Harold Hughes has built companies at two very different speeds: hand-drawing wireframes on paper a decade ago, and shipping AI-generated MVPs in an afternoon today. In this episode of Speed, host Keith Lucas talks with Harold — founder of NFNTE Capital and Divi, and a 30+ company angel investor — a…
Speed: Moving Fast Towards What Matters is Keith Lucas's follow-up to his book Impact, a six-episode limited series exploring how inspiring founders think about speed: what it is, why it matters, and how they cultivate it.
The series splits into two halves. The first three founders are early-s…
"I can buy this thing and have results next week, versus I wait four months and maybe something happens. It's like, I have a problem now."
A first look at Anna Shedletsky's conversation with Keith Lucas, on how speed became Instrumental's biggest competitive advantage.
She …
"Speed is a critical part of the intention demonstration."
That's how Harold Hughes — founder of Divi and NFNTE Capital, and an angel investor in 30+ startups — thinks about building fast without losing anyone's trust.
Coming September 15, 2026, Keith Lucas sits down with Harol…
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