Mark England is a TEDx speaker, co-founder and Head Coach of Enlifted, and one of the leading voices in the study of how language shapes human performance, behavior, and identity. For nearly two decades, Mark has researched, taught, and coached thousands of individuals on the profound connection between the words we use, the stories we tell ourselves, and the lives we ultimately create.

Before entering the world of personal development, Mark earned a Master's Degree in Education and worked as an elementary school physical education teacher. His background in education, combined with years of coaching athletes, entrepreneurs, military personnel, first responders, and individuals in recovery, led him to develop a practical framework for identifying and rewriting the unconscious language patterns that keep people stuck.

As the co-founder of Enlifted, Mark has helped transform the way people approach mindset, communication, leadership, and recovery by demonstrating that changing your story isn't about positive thinking—it's about using precise language to create lasting behavioral change. His work has influenced coaches, clinicians, educators, and organizations around the world.

In this episode, we explore the connection between language, identity, and purpose, why the stories we repeat become the lives we live, and how changing just a few words can unlock a completely different future.