Sophie Clarke

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James Reed: all about business · 69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke · 9 Mar 2026 podcast

So one of the other points that, again, I discuss a lot with candidates and colleagues alike is asking questions.

I don't think we do enough of that.

It's very surface level.

We have so many people in our environment, not just within work, that have had their own journeys career-wise or maybe on a personal level.

Ask them questions.

Ask them what did they do that might be slightly different?

What

feedback can they maybe provide to you what do they see that you've achieved over the years and where you've really shone in a certain environment and maybe getting it from a slightly different angle um will help kind of so this is this is really interesting you're talking about seeking input from people you you know in your networks and friendships absolutely

I have, yeah.

Well, exactly.

For me as an individual, I love being around people.

I love to learn from people, their experiences, pick their brains, challenge their thought processes, be a bit of devil's advocate.

That's the environment that I enjoy, but not all people like that.

I don't mind going to networking events.

Some people might not enjoy that.

So I think it's...

really good opportunity to kind of assess that and sometimes we are our biggest critique and that's why I was using that example of speaking with friends and family and colleagues because they see you from a slightly different angle and they can probably appreciate a little bit more than what you give yourself credit most of the time.

I suppose it's understanding what you mean by compounding.

So I think the way that I often view that is you have the skills that allow you or facilitate you to do your everyday job, so to speak.

Yes.

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