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The Fixer
This episode reveals how groundbreaking ideas often fail not from lack of merit, but from an inability to navigate the hidden systems of power and influence that truly determine their fate.
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“This episode reveals how groundbreaking ideas often fail not from lack of merit, but from an inability to navigate the hidden systems of power and influence that truly determine their fate.”
— Bradley Tusk, The Fixer
Political strategy, innovation, power dynamics, regulatory navigation
If you've ever seen a brilliant idea stall, not from lack of merit, but from unseen political or regulatory friction, this will sharpen your strategic vision, and this will help you see what to do next.
Bradley Tusk draws on his experience as a political strategist and venture capitalist, having successfully navigated complex regulatory battles for companies like Uber, to reveal the pragmatic realities of making disruptive ideas thrive.