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In this episode, I open up about a powerful realization I had back in 2019 after discovering a book that reshaped the way I view relationships and influence. I dive into the importance of being intentional about who has a place, voice, and vote in your life. This framework has helped me live with more calm and confidence, and I believe it can do the same for you. Through personal stories and visual tools, I share how defining these circles of influence can empower you to protect your energy, elevate your decision-making, and live with greater clarity.
"The quality of your life depends on the quality of voices you allow in."- Trina Gray
Key Takeaways:
• I learned that not everyone deserves a say in my life—only those I trust deeply get a voice or a vote.
• I introduced a visual model with three circles: place (outer), voice (middle), and vote (inner).
• The people in my outer circle may be there by choice or circumstance, but their input is limited.
• My inner circle is reserved for those whose opinions truly shape my life—my partner, kids, and closest friends.
• I encourage you to reflect on your own circles and communicate boundaries that protect your peace.
Connect with Trina:
Instagram | LinkedIn | Website
By Trina Gray5
108108 ratings
In this episode, I open up about a powerful realization I had back in 2019 after discovering a book that reshaped the way I view relationships and influence. I dive into the importance of being intentional about who has a place, voice, and vote in your life. This framework has helped me live with more calm and confidence, and I believe it can do the same for you. Through personal stories and visual tools, I share how defining these circles of influence can empower you to protect your energy, elevate your decision-making, and live with greater clarity.
"The quality of your life depends on the quality of voices you allow in."- Trina Gray
Key Takeaways:
• I learned that not everyone deserves a say in my life—only those I trust deeply get a voice or a vote.
• I introduced a visual model with three circles: place (outer), voice (middle), and vote (inner).
• The people in my outer circle may be there by choice or circumstance, but their input is limited.
• My inner circle is reserved for those whose opinions truly shape my life—my partner, kids, and closest friends.
• I encourage you to reflect on your own circles and communicate boundaries that protect your peace.
Connect with Trina:
Instagram | LinkedIn | Website

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