Think Later, Live Now Podcast

In this episode, Justin sits down with Brianna Scott Mathers to talk about all things narcissism and narcissistic relationships.

Brianna is a Holistic Mental Health Practitioner and LLPC who is passionate about empowering people to become the best versions of themselves. She earned her Master’s in Counseling Psychology from Western Michigan University and also holds a graduate certificate in Integrative and Holistic Health.

Outside of her work with mental health clients, Brianna spends her time organizing family life and editing content. During her academic career, she was also awarded the Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award two years in a row.

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In this episode, we discuss the potential benefits of adding manifestation and its principles to your daily life in order to achieve your goals and give you the life that you have been overthinking but dreaming about! We also debunk a few myths when it comes to manifestation and how there is overlap with psychological principles/techniques when it comes to therapy. 

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In this episode, Christy Maloney, a registered dietitian specializing in eating disorders, discusses how to navigate the overwhelming online noise about nutrition and mental health. She shares insights on diagnosing and treating eating disorders, filtering credible information, and fostering a healthy relationship with food.

Keywords

Eating Disorders, Nutrition, Mental Health, Dietitian, Food Relationships, Binge Eating, ARFID, Diet Culture, Food Myths, Weight Loss

Key Topics

Differences between anorexia and ARFID

Role of dietitians in diagnosing eating disorders

Filtering credible nutrition advice online

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In this episode, Justin talks about following through when we really just don't feel like doing it. Justin shares how you can use The PAM Method to combat this feeling, build motivation, and how he uses it at the gym!

Keywords

decision making, task initiation, follow through, procrastination, getting out of your head, overthinking

Key Topics

Following through when we don't feel like it.

Combatting procrastination.

Battling task avoidance.

Building motivation through active choice.

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In this episode, Lindsay Harris, a licensed professional counselor, discusses the harmful effects of diet culture, orthorexia, and body image issues, especially among moms. She shares insights on how societal pressures and online noise impact our relationship with food and body image, and offers practical advice for embracing body neutrality and mental well-being.

Keywords

diet culture, orthorexia, body image, pregnancy, postpartum, food anxiety, health at every size, intuitive eating, mental health, moms

Key Topics

The demonization of processed foods and its impact

Orthorexia and warning signs

Body image neutrality and self-acceptance

The influence of social media on food and body perceptions

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In this episode, Justin breaks down the one simple workout routine you need to improve your mental health and overall quality of life. He explains the science behind how exercise impacts dopamine, serotonin, and stress regulation, while giving a practical structure using daily steps, cardio, and strength training. If you’ve been struggling to stay consistent or get started, this episode gives you a clear, realistic approach to building momentum and feeling better mentally and physically.

Takeaways
Exercise improves mental health by increasing dopamine, serotonin, and endorphins.
Walking 10,000 steps daily builds discipline, focus, and emotional regulation.
Strength training enhances confidence, control, and acts as a form of active meditation.
Consistency matters more than perfection when starting a fitness routine.
Working out on your own time helps build a stronger internal motivation.
Exercise can improve libido, energy levels, and overall life satisfaction.
Mental health benefits from exercise can often be felt within 4 weeks.
If no improvement is noticed after consistent effort, deeper physical or mental health factors may need to be explored!

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In this episode, Justin talks about his journey of starting multiple podcasts that didn’t work out and how each failure led him closer to what actually did. He breaks down why avoiding failure keeps you stuck, and how giving yourself permission to fail is what ultimately creates growth and success.

Key Topics
Justin’s journey through multiple failed podcast attempts before launching Think Later Live Now
How repeated setbacks can actually refine clarity, direction, and purpose
The difference between avoiding failure and learning through failure
Why failure builds insight, resilience, and real-world understanding
The role of experience versus theory in personal and professional growth

Takeaways
Failure is not the opposite of success—it is the process that leads to it.
Avoiding failure often results in staying stuck and never progressing.
Each failed attempt provides clarity on what works and what doesn’t.
Real growth comes from learning through mistakes, not getting it right the first time.
Giving yourself permission to fail builds resilience and long-term success.

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Justin shares a transformative mental framework called the CLEAR method, inspired by therapy techniques, to help make better decisions and align actions with personal goals. He discusses his experience with therapy, introduces the steps of the method, and emphasizes its practical application for immediate change.

Key Topics

The development of the CLEAR framework inspired by therapy techniques

The importance of calling out current behaviors and understanding perceived benefits

Exposing the reality of actions and their actual consequences

Acting differently with small, manageable steps

Reinforcing the reasons behind better decisions

Takeaways

The first session with a therapist can introduce powerful techniques that accelerate personal change.

The CLEAR framework helps interrupt autopilot behaviors and make conscious choices.

Writing down perceived benefits and reality clarifies decision-making.

Small, immediate actions can lead to significant long-term change.

Reinforcing your core values and reasons increases commitment to new behaviors.

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Justin shares a personal story of overcoming setbacks when life disrupts plans, emphasizing the importance of reevaluating values, focusing on what can be controlled, and building community to stay resilient.

Key Topics

Reevaluating personal values during adversity

Focusing on controllable actions when plans fail

The importance of community support in tough times

Takeaways

Life is unpredictable, and setbacks are part of the process.

Reevaluate your values to focus on what truly matters.

Focus on what you can control, not what you can't.

Build a community for support and perspective.

Active decisions help you regain control and move forward.

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In this episode of the Think Later, Live Now podcast, Justin discusses the common reasons why people fail to achieve their New Year's resolutions. He shares personal anecdotes and insights from his experiences as a life coach and therapist, emphasizing the importance of setting realistic goals that align with one's true self, the pitfalls of copying others' goals, and the necessity of taking action without waiting for motivation.

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