5 essential questions to craft a winning strategy | Roger Martin (author, advisor, speaker)

[@nickvoutsas5144]

Thank you for defining a barrier to entry in which space it’s, to costly or time consuming for your competitors. Absolutely brilliant

[@rogermartin449]

I made an error, BTW, I heard Lenny asking me about Richard D'Aveni when in fact he asked me about Richard Rumelt. I answered about D'Aveni not Rumelt. Totally my bad. Wasn't listening carefully enough! Roger

[@raoul-thomascampian1726]

Hey Roger, could you kindly address Lenny's original question about how Richard Rumelt's view on strategy fits into your work? I'd greatly appreciate hearing your thoughts on this. Thanks!

[@Gibbs-Santos]

Thank you for thanking the time Roger - a brilliant mind!

[@rogermartin449]

@@raoul-thomascampian1726 That is Rumelt. It spell-checked me. R

[@dominik.szewior]

I’d like to know your thoughts about good strategy / bad strategy and the kernel of a good strategy. I have your book and Rumelt’s and like both of them :) Thanks!

[@cesareborgia6431]

@@raoul-thomascampian1726 Roger wrote on Medium (8 April 2024) how Rumelt's framework was compatible with his's. It's called "Good Strategy/Bad Strategy & Playing to Win"

[@PhirunKao]

I love following Roger Martin and I have learnt so much from him.

[@skylerreeves]

Holy damn. First Rory, then Roger? This is wonderful Lenny.

[@TariqAbdul-Rasheed]

It was a pleasant suprise to find Roger on the podcasts. Fantastic ep, Lenny.

[@iyanuashiri]

I loved when you asked Roger Martin how he categorized Hamilton and Richard. For a product I am working on, I use Roger's model for strategy and integrated one of the 7 Business Strategies from Hamilton book. It is in How to Win question. So yes, Hamilton books fits into Roger's model.

[@paula1360]

Fantastic! I couldn't even see time going by while watching, and I loved how Roger unapologetically says things as they are.

[@JonDaiello]

Such a fantastic interview. I'm a huge fan of Roger's work and helping designers understand and be truly strategic in their thinking and work. Thanks for hosting this fantastic interview, and for using Figjam as a practical example.

[@devikottary3937]

I don't recall being riveted to a podcast such as this (Lenny - Roger Ft). As Roger stated, secret behind super successful/successful people is practice practice. The more reps you take, the better you get at the skill. Thank you Lenny

[@soulsearch4077]

I need to watch this twice, but with my stylus pen in my hand. Love the knowledge in this.

[@silkevanderburg4897]

Great video that concisely discusses strategy! Great work

[@sleepnabox]

Roger Martin is the fuckin man. Absorbed much from him strategy wise. Great choice.

[@americorodriguesdefigueire1219]

Outstanding interview!

[@YonnasTGetahun]

@lenny in the words of DJ Khaled “another one” Amazing!!!

[@alanklement5165]

Very excited for this! Great work

[@lesleycastrillon8257]

I really liked the interview!

[@ruchisingh8517]

Can’t believe Lenny tried to explain AI to him😂 and how he laughed it off saying ya I’m writing a paper on it😅

[@craciun1904]

Very weird vibes this episode, not sure why. Great insights and content!

[@mugiirakimathi6299]

Life is too short huh, okay. Interesting perspective.

[@alphafoxcreative1731]

2 Years of business school in 1hr 2o mins.

[@tjdoss]

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[@amiranvarov]

thank you. Just because of you I discovered him and ordered his book

[@scheerwest5943]

Out of curiosity, why no rapid fire questions at the end, Lenny?

[@LennysPodcast]

I wanted to make more time for more important questions for Roger, so decided to keep going with those questions, and skip the lightning round.

[@agustinluengo3323]

I love lenny’s podcast and that’s why I share my thoughts of this episode: I felt this person spoke too much to say too little.

[@daggerthree]

Sorry Lenny, this one was a clunker. Instead of the usual deep insights, this one was full of shade towards other practitioners, unsubstantiated claims, and few takeaways if at all.