Mark Cuban on Diversity in Sports, Reforming American Health care and the Presidency
Mark Cuban on Diversity in Sports, Reforming American Health care and the Presidency
Mark Cuban Photo illustration by Estefania Mitre/NPR; Getty Images hide caption
Mark Cuban
Photo illustration by Estefania Mitre/NPR; Getty ImagesWhether it's the NFL or the NBA, health care policy or America's two-party political system, Mark Cuban believes that when you buck tradition, you begin to grow.
In this episode of The Limits, the Dallas Mavericks owner and billionaire Shark Tank investor challenges NFL franchise owners to rethink who they hire and why. He applies that same logic to the healthcare industry, where he plans to upend the market by flipping the market on its head.
These big ideas come from a man who hustled his way from his working class roots all the way to the billionaire club. At a time when the American dream has become a joke, Mark explains why he still believes in it.
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