ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Is your strategy suffering from common ailments that keep you stuck in performance mode? In this episode, we sit down with Radhika Dutt, author of Radical Product Thinking, to diagnose the "product diseases" that derail even the best teams—from pivotitis to obsessive sales disorder to strategic swelling.Radhika introduces her OHL framework (Objectives, Hypothesis & Learnings) for puzzle-solving product strategy that cuts through the noise and gets you building with real clarity and purpose.Tune in to discover how to move beyond the theater and start creating strategy and products driven by vision, not just reaction.Resources:🔗 Learn more: https://consultlivingwater.com 🔗 Email us at connect@consultlivingwater.com 🔗 Connect with Radhika: https://rdutt.com
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