Becoming More with Special Guest Dianna Kokoszka

This week’s special guest is Dianna Kokoszka, an Entrepreneur, Master Coach, Keynote Speaker, Author and Mentor. As an award-winning business leader, she has established herself as a prominent figure in the real estate industry and business world. Dianna is intentional about adding value to others everyday.

Dianna’s latest project is Becoming More, her first published book. On this episode Anna and Dianna talk about everyone’s innermost desire to become more and the struggles we sometimes face along the journey. Some key points that were discussed:

The inspiration that led to Dianna to write the book
The surprising reason attitude and mindset are not the same
What’s causing the pervasiveness of Learned Helplessness
What's holding 95% of people back from reaching their goals
Easy to implement strategies to change your thinking to unlock abundance
The biggest lesson Diana learned from being mentored by John Maxwell for 25 years
The Be-Do-Have approach to life

Everyone will have different takeaways from this conversation but one pivotal statement that many people have a difficult time understanding is that changing our lives is a choice. It’s also a choice to stick with the status quo. Nothing about change is easy, especially if you’re talking about changing careers or relationships, but growth is found on the other side of our comfort zones.

Another surprising fact that Dianna shares from her research is that 95% of people want to change their lives but only 5% take action to make it happen.

Resources Mentioned in this Episode:

Becoming More: You Can't Get To Better Until You Get To Different by Dianna Kokoszka https://becomingmorebook.com/
Download the Model of Becoming More https://becomingmorebook.com/energy
Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss
Necessary Endings by Dr. Henry Cloud
Boundaries by Dr. Henry Cloud
Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill
Developing the Leader Within by John C. Maxwell
Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones by James Clear