In this episode, Amanda sits down with Mark England, founder of Enlifted, for an unfiltered conversation about the words we use every day — and the stories those words are quietly keeping alive in us.
They dig into why "survivor" has become one of the most overused words in the personal growth space, and what actually happens in the body and mind when we build an identity around struggle instead of moving through it. Mark breaks down the science behind epigenetics and how language, emotion, and vibration shape physical expression across generations — long before we ever consciously choose our words.
Amanda and Mark trace this back to the music we grew up on, the baby boomer and immigrant-generation programming many of us inherited, and how songs about heartbreak, scarcity, and barely-surviving became anthems we sing along to without realizing what we're reinforcing. From there, the conversation turns to Amanda's own experience going through Enlifted's Level 1 and Level 2 certifications, and how the story-rewrite process — pairing narrative work with a conscious cannabis connection — became one of the biggest openers in her own healing and in the sessions she now leads for others.
They also talk about longevity in this work: why most people quit before they ever get good at something, what it actually takes to build something over years instead of weeks, and why loving what you do changes your entire relationship to burnout.
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