Head trash! It's what keeps most of us down in the status quo dumps. In fact, have you ever noticed that the louder your mind is, the worse the head trash? And it's always negative and that negativity squelches creativity. With that in mind, I asked Matthew Ferry, coach to thousands of top performers to achieve Enlightened Prosperity and author of 7 Steps to Happiness and Success, to be on Inside LaunchStreet to talk about how to have a quiet mind and an epic life. We dug into how being tuned-in to life gets you to a more expansive and creative state, how we often attach the idea of risk onto the fear of losing out on an imaginary benefit, and he shared how pride, illogical rules and not being of service get in the way of the creative mind.

Matthew Ferry appears on NYC's Good Day New York. He is the author of Quiet Mind Epic Life and creator of The 30 Day Opinion Diet. 

In today’s culture of information overload, there is a hidden distraction lurking in the shadows of your mind, reducing your performance, stealing your precious attention and diminishing your ability to focus. Without even realizing it, this distraction is reducing productivity and robbing you of the mindshare your objectives deserve.

When we first came up with the idea to host a podcast, we had no clue what were doing. Over 500 episodes and 1 million plus downloads later, we know now exactly how clueless we really were. We cannot believe what The Nice Guys on Business has become.

Michael Kohan and Matthew Ferry discuss what Living Life on Purpose means as times change: Mindfulness, Yoga, Spirituality, Healthy Living and Personal Growth.

Join host Jim Beach everyday as he interviews entrepreneurs and great authors that can help you grow your business, or start one.

In this transparent conversation that goes off script you will hear about living by heart vs. living by head, feelings vs. emotions, being influential vs. being influenced, total acceptance and much more.

Expand your consciousness, explore inner & outer worlds and new dimensions with the most conscious, awakened and high vibrational BEings of service to humanity! Listen to the podcast now!

Join Spiritual and Meditation Teacher Maggie Kelly for a chat with author and coach Matthew Ferry. The two discuss the concept of "enlightened prosperity" as well as some of what might be keeping us from living both and enlightened life as well as a prosperous life. 

In this podcast Matthew Ferry shares with the Dreamstate Digital why having a quiet mind sparks creativity and innovation in business and life. 

One of my favorite interviews to date. Morgan asks interesting and thoughtful questions. I had a blast sharing my perspective on Enlightened Prosperity and the role of meditation in the process of attaining enlightenment. 

I was interviewed on the Conscious Millionaire Podcast, named in Inc Magazine as one of the Top 13 Business Podcasts. The show is for coaches and consultants who want to become Six and Seven-Figure High Achievers! 

Dr. Julie Krull interviewed me on her show All things Connected. I got a say she is a deep thinker and really pushed me with her questions.

Head trash! It's what keeps most of us down in the status quo dumps. In fact, have you ever noticed that the louder your mind is, the worse the head trash? And it's always negative and that negativity squelches creativity. With that in mind, I asked Matthew Ferry, coach to thousands of top performers to achieve Enlightened Prosperity and author of 7 Steps to Happiness and Success, to be on Inside LaunchStreet to talk about how to have a quiet mind and an epic life. We dug into how being tuned-in to life gets you to a more expansive and creative state, how we often attach the idea of risk onto the fear of losing out on an imaginary benefit, and he shared how pride, illogical rules and not being of service get in the way of the creative mind.

Listen in as I share The Secret to Achieving Any Goal with Mike Carruthers’ in his Something You Should Know podcast. The interview starts at 3 minutes in.

Vibrant Potentials is hosted by Dr. Chris Frykman, Functional Neurologist and Fitness Freak

Listen in as Matthew and Cayla Craft talk about the positive impact of a quiet mind for Mom’s who are committed to being successful entrepreneurs.

Matthew Ferry’s promise is simple: Quiet your mind so you can create an epic life, that is filled with Enlightened Prosperity. His down to earth approach empowers you to rise above the unwanted chatter and negativity of the mind. Matthew says, “When your mind is quiet, you feel profound peace and your life becomes extraordinary. No ashram required.” 

Kim Sutton was diligent and persistent in her questions. She really did a great job making me explain The Rapid Enlightenment Process.

Matthew joins Tristan to explain why it’s important for entrepreneurs to cultivate a quiet mind. He discusses why our survival mind dominates, even when we’re not in a survival state, and describes how a quiet mind can help us see opportunity others do not. Listen in for Matthew’s 4-step process to achieve rapid enlightenment and learn his top practices for achieving a quiet mind.

Here’s how to find peace in our bustling world by Matthew Ferry

Working remotely is becoming more and more common among today's professionals. The convenience of being able to work from anywhere allows for more flexibility, greater work-life balance and can even increase productivity. However, when employees are so physically and geographically spread out, it becomes even more difficult to create a sense of camaraderie and teamwork.

Would you like to know what apps and programs to set and track goals for themselves and their clients Forbes Coaches Council recommend? Jump right into this article!

As a leader facing the challenges of scale, you must identify key moments in the history of the company that demonstrate the principles, vision and mission. Make peace with the fact that part of your job is the repetition of storytelling. - Matthew Ferry

Strong communication skills can mean the difference between being a good leader and a great one. Active listening can change how your team sees you as well as help you to learn from their viewpoints. In this article Forbes Coaches Council members explain some actionable steps leaders can take to improve their active listening abilities, both in and out of the office.