Show Notes
Mark England is a TEDx speaker, cofounder and head coach of Enlifted, and has spent 19 years researching and coaching on the transformative power of words and stories. In this episode, Mark breaks down why the language you use (both out loud and inside your own head) is either expanding or constricting your life, how the victim mentality is harder to spot than you think, and why learning to play with your words might be the simplest and most powerful thing you can do to change your health, your relationships, and the story you've been telling yourself for years.
00:00 Confluence Festival 00:05 What "Abracadabra" Actually Means 02:59 Why Spelling is Literally Casting Spells 05:21 The Words That Trap You 08:29 How to Break Your Scariest Stories 10:16 Clean Up the House, Then Throw the Party 12:43 The Original Sin of Coaching 15:01 What a 6th Grader Taught This Coach 17:40 The Kid Who Wanted to Be Sad First 23:29 What Regenerative Coaching Actually Is 30:11 Two Words That Changed a Dying Man's Life 33:22 How to Play With Your Words 38:15 The Real Pre-Workout Fueling Your Workouts 41:42 The Definition of Victim Mentality 45:51 The Simplest Definition of Mindset Ever 54:08 Why Every Question Is a Quest
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