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Why Do I Keep Falling Back Into Old Patterns? | Part 1 with NuriEdge

Why Do I Keep Falling Back Into Old Patterns? | Part 1 with NuriEdge

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You know better. You’ve done the work. You’ve learned the tools. So why, when you’re stressed, exhausted, or under pressure, do old behaviors and beliefs suddenly come rushing back?

In Part 1 of this special two-part conversation, Pam sits down with Mariana Merritt and Lacey Matthews, co-founders of NuriEdge, to explore what is actually happening when we struggle to access what we already know.

Mariana brings a background in applied social psychology and therapeutic support, while Lacey brings years of experience in technology and product development. Together, they’re exploring how neuroscience, human behavior, and technology can provide meaningful support closer to the moments when people actually need it.

They unpack why depleted brains fall back on familiar patterns, the unique pressure carried by middle managers, how stress affects our ability to respond intentionally, and why knowing what to do is very different from being able to access it under pressure.

You’ll also hear why burnout and Quiet Depletion aren’t simply problems of discipline or willpower, how shame can keep us stuck, and why even 30 seconds of pause can give us an opportunity to recalibrate.

Connect with NuriEdge

🌐 Website: NuriEdge
🎧 NuriEdge Podcast: Listen & Watch the NuriEdge Podcast
✨ Try NuriEdge: Start a Free Trial
💼 LinkedIn: Follow NuriEdge on LinkedIn

Meet the Co-Founders:
Lacey Mathews, CEO & Co-Founder
Mariana Merritt, CSO & Co-Founder

In this episode:

• Why old patterns return when our bandwidth is depleted
• What stress and dysregulation do to decision-making
• The hidden pressure of being “sandwiched” in middle management
• Why more discipline and better time management aren’t always the answer
• How our brains use past experiences to predict what happens next
• Why practicing a different response can help create a different path
• The power of micro-moments, self-compassion, and recalibration
• Why you may not actually need to respond right now

Your Plus One: The next time you feel pressure to respond immediately, give yourself 30 seconds. Breathe. Notice what’s happening. Then decide what you want to do next.

Pause. Choose. Build momentum. Finish stronger.

Part 2 arrives tomorrow, when Mariana and Lacey go deeper into psychological safety, recognizing patterns, practicing difficult situations before they happen, and how NuriEdge is being built to support the human, not replace the human.

Delay the Binge is for educational and informational purposes and is not a substitute for professional medical, mental health, legal, financial, or other licensed advice.

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Delay the Binge™ explores the patterns behind burnout, Quiet Depletion, reactive coping, and the behaviors we return to even when we know they no longer serve us.

Through emotionally honest conversations and practical insight from experts in neuroscience, psychology, resilience, wellness, leadership, and human behavior, we explore why we do what we do, what happens when stress and depletion take over, and how small intentional choices can begin to change what happens next.

Because lasting change isn’t about getting it right every time. It’s about learning to recognize the pattern, create a pause, and choose your next right move.

Pause. Choose. Build momentum. Finish stronger.

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