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Your words don’t just describe your reality. They help construct it.
In this episode, Jon sits down with Mark England, co-founder and head coach of Enlifted, TEDx speaker, and a coach who has spent nearly two decades exploring the relationship between language, story, and human potential.
We dive into the power of the words we use every day, especially the ones we barely notice. Maybe. Probably. I think. I can’t. I have to. The language we repeatedly use can reveal the stories, beliefs, and identities operating beneath the surface.
Mark breaks down how changing our language can interrupt limiting narratives and create more ownership, clarity, and possibility. We explore how the stories we tell about our past can become the architecture of our present, and how becoming conscious of our words gives us an opportunity to rewrite that architecture.
Because sometimes the biggest shift doesn’t begin with changing your circumstances.
It begins with changing the words you use to describe them.
Contact Mark:
enlifted.me
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