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Justin Miller Nutritionist

🥦 Nutritionist | Stop restarting your diet every Monday
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How would your life change if you became the healthiest version of yourself?

- Your career
- Your relationships
- Your confidence
- Your quality of life

I created Limitless365 to help you answer that question. This site is dedicated to teaching you how to eat better, move more, and to help you push beyond your problems in life and into creating possibilities for yourself. I want you to bridge the gap between what you’re capable of and what you currently do. You probably have a good idea of what to do to live a healthy limitless life – the problem is applying it consistently enough to actually realize it. To help you I use a common sense approach to health and fitness that’s not so common so that you can seamlessly integrate eating better, moving more, and mastering your psychology into your life without it taking over. If you’re not as fit, healthy, or as confident as you want to be and are confused about what to do and how to start so that you can create some real change than Limitless365 is for you. If you’re ready to get healthy, fit, and mentally stronger you can get my best ideas sent to you weekly by subscribing to the L365 Live Limitless Newsletter. Sign-up using the button in the header image and you'll receive free access to the Limitless Living Toolkit.

03/03/2026

I had every intention of starting a stretching routine to fix my stiff ol'arse today, but that plan fell to s**t rather quickly.

100% chance you've come in hot on a Monday with every intention of dominating the world. And by that I mean your health and fitness.

So this one is for you...

I ended up waking up at 2:30am this morning and could no go back to sleep. Started work with clients at 5 am.

This meant my ass was grumpy, tired, and hangry most of the day.

Got home at 8:30 a.m. from some appointments with a s**t ton of work to do because Monday's be like that sometimes.

Locked in from 8:30 to noon... No stretching routine happened.

Needed a nap at noon. Lying there with my eyes closed and brain racing with regards to everything I still need to do today.

I also thought about how tall Jesus was, who would win if the alphabet got in a fight, and when the song Espresso came out - did sales of espresso spike?

Needless to say... No stretching routine happened.

More work needed to be done.

It's now 5:08 pm, and clearly procrastinating this stretch routine by writing this.

I've got my Men's church group from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. tonight. Won't get home until 9 p.m. and have to get up at 5 a.m. tomorrow morning.

So here's the plan. I'm going to stretch one freaking hamstring.

I realize how ridiculous this sounds. But before I get to bed tonight, I will stretch my left hamstring for 2 minutes.

It's not about the routine anymore. It's about showing up and honoring the commitment in whatever capacity I can today.

Clearly, better planning and scheduling are needed in the future.

Even coaches f*ck this up sometimes 🤷‍♂️
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03/02/2026

When I'm lazy...

10-minutes. 30g of protein. Keeps me full. Has veggies, so my Mom is proud.

3 eggs

First-sized serving of pre-shredded potatoes because ain't nobody got time to do that on their own.

Handful of cherry tomatoes

1 cucumber

Sriracha, because of course.

Salt and pepper.

Get in my belly.

Make your own anchor meals here: https://jtmnutritioncoaching.lpages.co/anchor-meals

03/01/2026

I would like to formally announce I have become a weekend workout person.

Never thought this would happen.

But man, there's something about working out when you know you have absolutely nothing to do the rest of the day.

ACL recovery, 13 (maybe 14) weeks in the books. I can't really tell anymore.

02/28/2026

Fitness isn't always about abs, or the scale, or chasing some random PR you’ll forget about in six months.

All that's cool. I like that stuff too.

But that’s not why this matters.

You don’t lift weights so you can post a shirtless pic at 45.

You lift weights so your body doesn’t betray you at 65.

You don’t track protein because it’s fun.

You do it so you’ve got the energy to build a business, take a trip, wrestle with your kids, go on dates, play flag football, hike a mountain, carry groceries without grunting like you’re 90.

Fitness isn’t about looking impressive.

It’s about staying capable.

Capable of working. Capable of loving. Capable of being useful.

For a long f*cking time.

Yes, lose the fat.
Build the muscle.
Get stronger.

I coach that every day.

The real win is this:

More good years.

Build a body that supports your life. Not one that competes with it.

02/27/2026

I don’t like beer.
I think it’s f*cking gross.

IPAs.
Hops.
Notes of citrus and pine.

It tastes like a tree.
But a lot of my clients love it.

They light up talking about some limited release double dry-hopped something.

Cool story bro. Still gross.

But...

My job isn’t to turn you into me. I’m not here to shame beer. I’m not here to hand you an all-or-nothing mindset that removes all joy from your life.

I’m here to make your goals work with your real life.

But let’s be real about it.

You can keep the beer.
You just don’t get to keep all the beer.

You can go to happy hour.
You just don’t get yolo, eat and drink your face off, and DoorDash at 11:42 pm.

You can get healthy, fit, lean, tone, snatched, all of the things.
You just can’t do it the exact same way you’ve been living.

That’s the trade off.

Every result has a cost.

More drinks = slower fat loss.
Fewer drinks = faster progress.

The math is mathing right there, folks.

Health isn’t “do whatever you want.”

It’s choose what matters most and adjust the rest.
Yes, your plan has to fit your life.

But your life also has to shift a little to fit your goals.

If your identity is “I drink 6–8 beers every weekend,” and you want visible abs…

Something has to give.

Not everything.
Just something.

Build the system around who you are.

Then upgrade who you are by about 10 percent.

If you want help figuring out your tradeoffs instead of pretending they don’t exist, try this: https://jtmnutritioncoaching.lpages.co/restart-cycle-2/

02/26/2026

Last Tuesday, I had zero business being near a gym.

Back-to-back calls. Inbox on fire. A decision I'd been dodging for two weeks landed in my lap at 4 pm.

I had 22 minutes and a pair of shoes by the door.

So I walked. That's it.

And I ate the same dinner I always eat on Tuesdays because I stopped leaving that decision up to Tuesday me a long time ago.

Most people build their routine for a version of themselves that doesn't really exist.

Rested, focused, calendar clear. That person doesn't need a system - they'd figure it out anyway.

Your system has to work for the version of you running on four hours of sleep and lukewarm coffee.

Stop building for your best week.

Build a floor for your worst one.

Mine: anchor meals I don't have to think about, one 20-minute workout, in bed before 10. That's it. Survival mode, not progress mode.

The people I coach who actually change aren't the ones who go hard when they feel good.

They're the ones who show up ugly and do the minimum when it counts.

Bad weeks don't break you. Quitting on them does.

Anchor Meals made here: https://jtmnutritioncoaching.lpages.co/anchor-meals

P.S. This version of me needs a haircut and a good night sleep.

02/25/2026

If your fitness plan only works when life is perfect…

😫 No stress
⏰ Perfect time
😌 Works calm
👶 Kids are chill
💕 Significant other is cooperating (you know what I'm talking about)

It’s not a good plan.

If you can:

→ Take your kids out for pizza and enjoy a slice.
→ Go on a date and have a cocktail.
→ Travel without needing a “reset.”
→ Miss a workout and not spiral.

And still stay in shape - that’s success.

But let’s be FO REAL with each other. Like for real for real.

There are trade-offs.

→ You can't live in the drive-thru.
→ You can't drink every night.
→ You can't skip workouts for three weeks straight.
→ You can't crush apps, and a meal, and dessert just because it’s there.

I mean... You CAN. But if you have health and fitness goals, there are trade-offs.

Freedom isn’t doing whatever you want.

It’s choosing what matters most.

Abs and butts year-round? That costs more.

Flexible, lean, strong, and sane?
That costs consistency.

Pick your trade-offs.

Just don’t pretend there aren’t any.

I have a website. Check it out: https://justinthomasmiller.com/

02/24/2026

That piece of paper on my fridge has saved me more mental energy than any productivity hack I've ever tried.

It's not pretty.
It's handwritten.

There's a cheat sheet on the back because I wrote too big on the front like an idiot.

But it's the reason I don't stand in my kitchen at 7pm wondering what to eat, what to buy, or whether I have the right stuff to make something that doesn't taste like sadness.

Here's what's on it:

→ 6 anchor meals.
→ 2 anchor snacks.
→ Exact portions dialed to my goals.
→ And a few flavor boosters so the food doesn't taste like I'm being punished.

I rotate them every 2-4 weeks, depending on what my life looks like. I buy the groceries. I make the meals. Done.

80-90% of my eating runs on autopilot.

The other 10-20% is real life. Dinners out, social stuff, whatever.

I track when I have a specific goal and adjust based on what the data's actually telling me.

I don't operate on feelings and vibes. I operate on data and facts.

Lame? Maybe.
Effective? Fo sho.

This isn't a meal plan. It's a decision-elimination system. And the less I have to decide about food, the more mental space I have for things that actually matter.

If you want the same thing - meals, portions, and a bonus resource to nail your calories - link's below.

Anchor Meals: https://jtmnutritioncoaching.lpages.co/anchor-meals

02/23/2026

Not trying to brag, but if I don't do it, who will 🤷‍♂️

I am like, really good at my job.

02/21/2026

I started a 30-day challenge.

No phone. No music. Nothing in my hands.

Just a 15-minute walk. First thing in the morning. Zero distractions.

Just me, walking around Huntington Beach with nothing but whatever my brain decides to do.

When I get home I say a prayer. Standing up, takes about 15 seconds. Then read one line of scripture.

And what does my brain do with zero distractions?

Sometimes I think about something I'm grateful for.

Sometimes I think about something I'm struggling with.

Sometimes I think about who would win if the alphabet got in a fight. (My money's on X. Built different.)

Most of the time? It's just calm.

Which is weird if you know me.

I run a business. I manage hundreds of clients a year. I'm constantly in my own head. I've talked openly about dealing with social anxiety. There is always something pulling at my attention.
And the calmest part of my day is 15 minutes with literally nothing.

No inputs. No one needing anything from me. No screen telling me what to think about first.

I'm only a few days in. I don't know if this will stick past 30 days. I don't know if it's going to "change my life."

But I know that every morning so far, I've come home from that walk a little more settled than when I left.

And maybe that's enough.

02/20/2026

You don’t need another program.

You need to stop quitting at week six.

Josh is in his 40s. Smart. Analytical. The kind of guy who has 12 tabs open “just in case.”

He’d tried:

Bodyweight programs.

Couch to 5K.

Rowing cycles.

NYT workouts.

Every “science-backed” app the algorithm fed him.

He’d go hard.

Hit a plateau.

Then convince himself the problem was the plan.

So he’d switch.

His exact words:

“I was progressing through influencers while making no progress on my goals.”

His issue wasn't ignorance.

It was overconsumption.

So I told him something he didn’t love hearing:

You don’t need more information.

You need to execute what you already know.

Here’s what we did.

Four workouts.

Basic nutrition targets.

Daily check-ins.

No optimization debates.

No new split every 3 weeks.

No “but what about this thing on this podcast I heard?”

Month 1 felt too easy.

Month 2 felt too simple.

He kept asking if we should add more.

We didn’t.

Month 3 we took photos.

Scale barely changed.

But his face was leaner.

Arms fuller.

Waist tighter.

That’s when it clicked.

Months 4–6?

Same structure. Progressed, not replaced.

He got stronger.

Hip pain disappeared.

More pull-ups than he’s ever done.

But the real win was he stopped quitting on himself.

That confidence bled into work.

Into projects.

Into how he handled setbacks.

He came in wanting fat loss.

He left with self-trust.

Most people don’t need a better plan.

They need to stay with a good one long enough for it to work.

Learn how to build the same ANCHOR MEALS Josh did here: https://jtmnutritioncoaching.lpages.co/anchor-meals

02/19/2026

I’m 45.

If I could grab my 35-year-old self and slap him a lil'bit (just a little bit). I'd say this.

Stop trying to optimize everything knucklehead.

→ You don’t need a new supplement stack.
→ You don’t need a more “scientific” workout split.
→ You don’t need another plan that only works when your calendar is empty and your sleep is perfect.

You need habits that don’t fall apart when your life does.

Stress.
Travel.
4 hours of sleep.
Back-to-back calls.
Zero mojo.

In your 20s and 30s, you think effort solves everything. Just push harder.

In your 40s, you learn intensity is fun, but consistency is funner.

The stuff that works is sorta lame:

→ Know roughly how many calories you need.
→ Eat enough protein.
→ Walk every day (7k+ steps)
→ Lift a few times a week wit progressive overload.
→ Don't bed time procrastinate

Do that for years.

Not weeks..

Oh, and spend time with people add value to your life and whose life you had value too.

Build your health for the messy weeks. Because the messy weeks aren’t going anywhere.

Planning for the mess starts here: https://lnkd.in/gaHd9q5R

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