Global Mindfulness in Education Summit

Matthew was interviewed for the Global Mindfulness in Education Summit along with over 35 other mindfulness experts.

November 4, 2019 • Written by Matthew Green

Matthew was interviewed for the Global Mindfulness in Education Summit along with over 35 other mindfulness experts. Everyone came together to their ideas, thoughts and strategies about mindfulness from a global perspective.

Matthew’s interview explored the journey to Shape of Emotion as well as the constraints and challenges of introducing it into schools and the ideas and solutions used to overcome some of these.

Matthew Green — Co-founder, 5th Place, watercolour portrait

Matthew Green

Reducing the Certainty Deficit in high-performing people and teams · Emotional fitness coach

Matthew works with athletes, performance teams, and anyone who wants to reduce the Certainty Deficit in their situation or context.

The Certainty Deficit is the space between what you can do and what your body will let you do when it counts. It is context-specific and situational. A person or athlete can have zero deficit in one situation and a significant one in another.

The body holds beliefs that keep the Certainty Deficit in place. These beliefs run deeper than self-talk and faster than any conscious strategy. When they shift, the ceiling shifts, and new possibilities arise.

Matthew is also an emotional fitness coach who supports individuals to live and lead from a place of inner clarity and stability. The work is somatic-first, practical, and grounded.

If you're seeing a pattern that current approaches haven't shifted, let's talk.

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