Topic: Enlifted Me

3 chapters across the catalog

Self-help coach Mark England, co-founder of Enlifted, joins the studio to discuss how language influences the human stress state. He defines the "victim mentality" as an acquired personality trait where individuals habitually regard themselves as victims of others' actions, even without evidence. England argues that the globalist establishment uses "confuse and conquer" tactics to keep the population in a demoralized, chronic stress state through specific linguistic patterns.

Mark England leads Alex Jones through a series of "What If" affirmations combined with deep breathing to shift the body out of a stress response. England presents Jones with a physical stop sign from rural Virginia that he had decorated with InfoWars stickers and "Not Today Victim Mentality" slogans. The sign, which had been vandalized and run over, was salvaged by England as a symbol of resilience and refusal to accept defeat.

Mark England concludes his segment by distinguishing between "revolution" (which revolves back to the same problems) and "evolution" (which moves forward through better storytelling and breathing). He mentions plans to travel to El Salvador with Max Keiser to conduct workshops on mindset and language. Alex Jones praises England's work and encourages listeners to visit enlifted.me to learn more about dismantling the victim mentality.