nothing is wrong.

Welcome to Nothing is Wrong. I chased self-improvement for years before I figured out the punchline: there was never anything to fix. This podcast is about remembering that. Not becoming something different - just letting go of what's in the way of finding joy in the present moment.

nothing is wrong. is a education podcast hosted by Brooks Coleman, with 14 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Brooks Coleman hosts nothing is wrong., a education show with 14 episodes published.

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  #13 - Jenna Cain - Why Your Kids Get Better When You Do

  Aug 23, 20261h 28m

  https://www.enlifted.me/parents Jenna Cain has been a physical therapist for 16 years, mostly in pediatrics. She now runs her own studio working with parents on bringing their bodies out of stress, and she built Enlifted Parents — a six-week program on regulated parents, resilient kids. "Dysregulated" is everywhere right now, and everyone's selling a different fix for it. So we started there: what does it actually mean, and why does the story running underneath it matter more than any protocol you can buy? In this conversation: What dysregulation actually is — not being able to see any option but the one you're taking Why the mindset piece comes before gut health, hormones, and supplements — not after The parents who asked her to fix their kid, and what happened when she worked on the parent instead Entrainment — why the parent is the grandfather clock setting the frequency of the whole house Answers push, questions pull — and why most parents don't know what to ask Why reassuring your kid shuts the conversation down What her own kids say now that she never would have said at 11 and 13 Why "I had a good childhood" and "nothing happened to me" can both be true and still leave a mark The 15-minute practice — six breaths outside, write what you want the day to look like, three wins at night Why she wants clients to stop needing her

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  #12 - Mark England - Why You Can't Think Your Way Out of Overthinking

  Aug 6, 20261h 36m

  Mark England | enlifted.me Instagram: @enlifted_coaches Mark England co-founded Enlifted, a mindset coaching certification built on words, stories, and breath. Seven years and 550+ certified coaches later, he's still teaching the same thing: your mindset is a story, that story is made of words and breath, and if you want to change it you have to work on both. In this conversation: The pickle — being dominated by your thinking and only knowing how to think your way out Why most gym injuries come down to attention, not form The copperhead — how a quiet mind may have saved his leg Why slowing your rate of speech by 10% beats years of meditation The breathwork coach whose breath kept locking up — and what was actually causing it One word in one sentence that changed how a woman saw her father, her childhood, and every man since The four-step Enlifted method for working a story: write it, read it, slow it, breathe it Jenna Kane's son and the one-minute conversation that sent him back on the court playing better Why asking your kid a question beats reassuring them Why "I need to find my purpose" crushes people — and the explore, passion, purpose formula that replaces it Depression as downward pressure, and creativity as not wanting to go to bed Laughing more as the actual hallmark of the work being done

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  #11 - Azul Corajoria - Self-Care Without the Self-Hate

  Jul 22, 20261h 35m

  Azul Corajoria has been a certified health coach and personal trainer for nine years. Her phrase is self-care without the self-hate. And the conversation we had is one of the most honest on this show — not because we had all the answers but because we were both willing to admit we don't. In this conversation: Self-care without the self-hate — what it actually means to take care of yourself from a place of love instead of punishment The Todd question — why is your love to yourself conditional when your love for your child isn't What weight loss is actually hiding — and the harder conversation underneath it Why focusing on controllables like food and fitness is sometimes how we avoid the real thing The difference between feeling a negative emotion and acting on it Judgment as a mirror — what you judge in others is often what you secretly want for yourself The inner critic exercise — writing out everything your inner critic says and reading it out loud Why knowing all of this doesn't make you immune to it — and why that's the whole point Naval Ravikant on his own mind: it's a mess, I just don't listen to it as much

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  #10 - Dean Pohlman - What Men's Work Actually Is (And Why Most Men Avoid It)

  Jun 28, 20261h 2mS0

  <p>Dean Pohlman | manflowyoga.com<br />YouTube: youtube.com/manflowyoga<br />Better Man Podcast: available everywhere</p><p></p><p>Dean Pohlman built Man Flow Yoga starting in 2013 by recording videos in his college apartment. What started as a fitness-focused yoga brand for inflexible men slowly became something else — a community asking harder questions. What kind of person do I want to be? Where am I not showing up? How do the behaviors I adapted as a child negatively impact who I am today?</p><p></p><p>He just finished a men's retreat when we sat down. And what he...

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  #10 - Dean Pohlman - What Men's Work Actually Is (And Why Most Men Avoid It)

  Jun 28, 20261h 2m

  Dean Pohlman | manflowyoga.com YouTube: youtube.com/manflowyoga Better Man Podcast: available everywhere Dean Pohlman built Man Flow Yoga starting in 2013 by recording videos in his college apartment. What started as a fitness-focused yoga brand for inflexible men slowly became something else — a community asking harder questions. What kind of person do I want to be? Where am I not showing up? How do the behaviors I adapted as a child negatively impact who I am today? He just finished a men's retreat when we sat down. And what he shared is some of the most honest conversation on this show. In this conversation: What men's work actually is — and why most men avoid it The David Goggins approach vs the softer path — and why setting the weight down is harder than keeping it on Why the biggest fear underneath all of it is the same: fear of not being loved The merry-go-round analogy — you're already there, you just need to step off Why men exist in the space between okay but not bad enough — and what finally forces the work How yoga develops the body awareness that allows emotional awareness The 90% improvement in anxiety and depression when phones are taken away for two weeks The 28-day AI journaling challenge Dean built for himself — and how to build your own The closing answer — sharing your struggle honestly, and breathing together

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