BITESIZE #37 | Stuart Webber: Ignore the noise, listen to your inner circle
The High Performance
Episode Details
Published Date
Fri, 08 Oct 2021 00:00:00 GMT
Duration
7:10
Explicit
False
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No guests specified
Stuart Webber, the Sporting Director of Norwich City Football Club, joined us at the end of Series 4 and spoke with incredible honesty about how he insulates himself from social media, ignoring the opinions of others he doesn’t know or trust.
Jake and Damian discuss how all high performers have a committee of trusted people around them.
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The conversation highlights the importance of having a committee of trusted individuals who provide genuine support and advice, rather than relying on the opinions of those who don't truly understand or have your best interests at heart. The speakers emphasize that high performers often have a close-knit group of advisors who they can turn to for guidance and support.
The podcast also touches on the idea of "echo chambers," where individuals surround themselves with people who share similar views, leading to a lack of diverse perspectives and potentially hindering growth and development. The importance of constantly evolving one's circle of advisors to ensure a variety of viewpoints is stressed.
The podcast also mentions the upcoming book "Lessons from the Best on Becoming Your Best," authored by Jake Humphrey and Damian Hughes, which delves into the experiences of high-profile individuals and the lessons they've learned on their journeys to success.
Overall, this episode emphasizes the significance of seeking advice from trusted individuals, avoiding the noise of social media, and surrounding oneself with a diverse group of advisors who can provide valuable insights and support.