
The More Mindset: A Book Born from My Journey of Growth, Grit, and Grace
Break Mental Limits and Step Into Extraordinary Results For most of my life, I was chasing more — more success, more results, more recognition. But

Break Mental Limits and Step Into Extraordinary Results For most of my life, I was chasing more — more success, more results, more recognition. But

End of Summer Reset: Back-to-School, Me-Time, and Reclaiming Your Habits The Sweet Relief of Back-to-School We’ve all felt it: the end-of-summer sigh of relief. Backpacks
I’ve been in sales practically all of my life, but what I’m about to share isn’t just for people in “sales”—it’s for anyone who speaks, thinks, or communicates… so basically, all of us.
Language isn’t just about talking. It’s about creating. The words you use—whether you’re saying them out loud or whispering them in your own head—are shaping your results, your relationships, your confidence, and even your health.
In my latest Make Things Happen podcast episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on language patterns: what they are, how they can keep us stuck, and how they can launch us forward. But before you hit play, here’s why this is so powerful—and why it might just change the way you speak from here on out.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing all the right things but still missing something, this episode of the Make Things Happen Podcast is for you. I sit down with Christy Whitman, two-time New York Times bestselling author, transformational leader, and founder of the Quantum Success Learning Academy.
Together, we explore the deeper truths behind manifestation, the Law of Attraction, and energy mastery—and how applying these principles can help you move from survival mode to a life of purpose, abundance, and fulfillment.
If you’re in sales—or just starting out—you’ve probably been taught to lead with your product, features, or expertise. But here’s the truth: sales isn’t about you, it’s about your customer.
Understanding the person in front of you—their frustrations, motivations, and what keeps them up at night—is where the magic happens. When you truly listen, ask the right questions, and respond with empathy, everything changes: your conversations feel effortless, your connections deepen, and your results skyrocket.

If you’ve ever dipped your toes into the world of sales — whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out — you’ve probably been told to sharpen your pitch, master your closing techniques, or memorize every last feature of your product or service. But here’s the real truth no one talks about:
Sales success doesn’t start with your script. It starts with you.
You’re in sales, no matter what you do — whether you’re a sales rep, running your own business, or just trying to get your kids to eat their veggies. Every day, someone is getting sold on a yes, a no, or a next step. At the heart of it, sales is simply about influence, connection, and moving things forward — and we’re all doing it, all the time.

On January 29th, I sat down with Marie Diamond, and without planning it, we recorded on the Lunar New Year—ushering in the Year of the Wooden Snake. That alone carried weight. But it wasn’t just the date. The conversation had its own current. Something deeper was in motion.
How Her Work Found Me When I Needed It Most
I’ll take you back to 2008.
I was a single Mom, building a business, holding it together the best I could. Like a lot of us, I was deep in personal growth mode—reading everything, studying mindset, working on creating a better life. But something still felt off.

Four and a half years ago, I set out to start my own podcast and four years ago I decided to take a pause. That pause may have lasted a bit longer than I had initially intended, but one thing was certain: I knew I was going to create this podcast.
Now it’s 2024, the fear and stress of the pandemic is long behind us and I am ready to give this show everything I got. Make Things Happen with Diana Pagano, is founded on the belief that empowerment and mindset transformation is in reach to anyone who desires more. Each episode I will be tackling a different topic and bringing you the tools you need to succeed.

As I reflect on the journey of “A Purse Full of Hope,” I am filled with mixed emotions. This initiative wasn’t born from a desire

With the changes of every season a time of reflection happens almost imperceptibly but it steers our thinking in a direction of evaluation of past