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The Bryson Every Day Project

The BED Project Podcast is a raw, real-time documentation of every move, thought, and decision Bryson Q. Sessions makes from October 2023 to October 2043 in the context of entrepreneurship and personal development as a man. One episode, every single day, for 20 years straight. This podcast is not meant to be professional or focus on quality whatsoever. Welcome to the Bryson Every Day Project.

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32:21

739. Offer Polishing, Current Priorities, Finishing...

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/10/28

Recorded on: Monday, October 27, 2025, 09:21 PM Episode Summary by AI I spent the day finalizing version one of my system, fighting the urge to keep adding features and instead focusing on getting it to a deliverable state. I rebuilt the closer form again, refined my tiered pricing and referral structure for Basic, VIP, VIP Plus, and Elite, and ensured everything aligned logically. I also troubleshooted Make.com automations, fixed a database link issue, and prepared for an upcoming demo and sales

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27:55

738. Offer Details, Oct 31 Deadline

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2025/10/28

Recorded on: Sunday, October 26, 2025, 11:28 PM Episode Summary by AI I talked about how cool it will be to look back and hear these dated recordings, like a time capsule of building something from nothing. I spent the day with Lexi and her mom, then focused on refining my Notion system—fixing financial formulas, polishing the closer form, and preparing for the October 31 deadline. I outlined pricing tiers, recurring revenue strategies, referral bonuses, and upcoming client calls while reflecting on

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34:27

737. Others Perspective, Whoopsies, Thoughts On This,...

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2025/10/28

Recorded on: Saturday, October 25th, 2025, 3:10 PM Episode Summary by AI I talk about catching critical data flaws in my Notion systems thanks to Karn’s fresh perspective, which saved me from major client issues. I then reflect on fixing graph settings, how small mistakes create self-doubt, and the value of collaboration. I share my detailed offer plan for M1 Ops—core, VIP, and VIP Plus—with referral ladders, revenue projections, and pricing logic. Finally, I reflect on optimism, scaling, future

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36:43

736. First Call Booked, Work Cut Out For Me,...

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2025/10/28

Recorded on: Friday, October 24th, 2025, 6:32 PM Episode Summary by AI I posted three times on social media today, followed over a hundred potential clients, and booked my first sales call for the M1 Operations system next Thursday through a referral from Dawson. I’m excited but also anxious since the system isn’t fully finished yet. I reflected deeply on wanting respect more than approval, my lack of confidence, and how one $5,000 sale could prove everything I’ve worked for. Today was incredibly

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37:20

735. Toy Box Marketing

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2025/10/24

Recorded on: Thursday, October 23, 2025, 10:24 PMEpisode Summary by AI I made massive progress finalizing the dashboards for the M1 system and sent updates to Karin and Mina. Mina loved the new features and said it looked sick, which hyped me up even more. I added a “Toy Box” inside Notion, inspired by Tesla’s fun but useless features, to create buzz. It includes hilarious metrics like counting client name letters and zodiac sign stats. I ended the day excited, creative, and proud of my

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734. Buying Peace of Mind, Making Progress

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2025/10/23

Recorded on: Wednesday, October 22, 2025, 09:30 PM Episode Summary by AI I talk about feeling sick but still pushing through a full workout and a two-mile run. I reflect on the peace of mind that comes from knowing I’d be financially okay if clients like Trey or Mina let me go, even if money got tight. Tracking my work hours showed I’ve been working less than I thought, which gave me perspective. I’m nearing completion of my system, feeling motivated, and recognizing how close I am to

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9:53

733. Good Day, Getting Sick Maybe, Automations Suck

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2025/10/22

Recorded on: Tuesday, October 21, 2025, 09:35 PM Episode Summary by AI I caught up on podcast uploads, making major progress across all my projects. I hit a full body workout and timed a two-mile run, motivated by wanting to reach Lexi’s pace so we can run together. We started carving pumpkins before I began feeling achy and possibly sick. I wrapped up work on Trey's automation involving Stripe payments and email triggers, discovered Notion bugs on iPad, and handled some payment issues with Mina

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20:32

732. Lorna Shore, Don’t Know Technology, Close…

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2025/10/22

Recorded on: Monday, October 20, 2025, 08:25 PM Episode Summary by AI I talked about being behind on podcast uploads and exploring automation in Make and Notion to streamline transcriptions and publishing. I shared how my plans to attend the Lorna Shore concert shifted when my friend canceled, and Lexi, despite hating heavy metal, offered to come so I wouldn’t go alone. I reflected on my workday, progress toward my end-of-month goals, client updates with Dawson and Trey, and a funny story about Trey

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18:40

731. Year 3 of This Podcast, Tracking My Work Hours,

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/10/22

Recorded on: Sunday, October 19, 2025, 8:53 PM Episode Summary by AI I officially hit year three of recording daily episodes, passing the 10 percent milestone of my 20-year goal. I reflected on redesigning the cover art, hosting my family for the first time in my own home, and communicating better with Mina about work hours and projects. I discussed my progress on the check-in system, posting new marketing content, refining workflows, and balancing personal time with Lexi through date nights and

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9:00

730. Tracking Shifts and Hours, Objectives, Updates

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2025/10/22

Recorded on: Saturday, October 18, 2025, 5:42 PM Episode Summary by AI I wrapped up a productive nine-hour workday before date night with Lexi, realizing I often overestimate how long I work. I reflected on time tracking, productivity stats, and rebuilding the massive 141-property check-in system in Notion to match my new standards. I discussed plans to focus two weeks at a time on system updates, received supportive comments from Mina and Lexi on a new demo post, and celebrated the two-year

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44:17

729. My Thermostat, AI Philosophies, LifeOS

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2025/10/22

Recorded on: Friday, October 17, 2025, 9:10 PM Episode Summary by AI I discovered my thermostat can play Spotify music, which sparked a hilarious reflection on tech innovation. This episode marks the final day of year two of my podcast. I talked about AI, how crafting better prompts improves thinking, and how that parallels life. I discussed fixing a Notion automation, building my personal “Life Operating System,” removing distractions like video games, refocusing on goals, and recommitting to

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38:45

728. I Ran a 5k, Grateful, So Much Work

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2025/10/17

Recorded on: Thursday, October 16, 2025, 10:22 PMEpisode Summary by AI I unintentionally ran my first 5K tonight while Lexi was at yoga, doubling my previous running record and finishing four miles within an hour. It was both a physical and mental win, showing me how much of endurance is in the mind. I reflected on gratitude for Lexi, who inspires me and made an incredible dinner afterward. Later, I worked on fixing a Notion formula issue, polishing Project 1, and planning better feedback systems

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38:45

727. Articulation Goals, Confidence, Competence, Zoom...

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2025/10/17

Recorded on: Thursday, October 15, 2025, 9:29 PM Episode Summary by AI I reflected on how grateful I am to do what I love every day and how much progress I made today. Having others involved, from my teammate to living with Lexi, makes me feel more accountable and motivated. I built out an extensive Q&A system for clients, nearly finishing my product. I discussed confidence, articulation, and wanting to communicate better. Financial stress lingers, but I’m driven to finish, launch, and start

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12:30

726. First Agreement, Office Done

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/10/15

Recorded on: Tuesday, October 14, 2025, 09:47 PM Episode Summary by AI I admitted I’ve been slacking on uploading episodes, though recording daily still matters most to me. I used AI to draft a legal agreement to protect my Notion systems and shared backups with Karen, who now has full access as we work toward completing Version 1 for eventual sale. We talked about currency differences and pay rates, and I set up my office with new lamps, curtains, and a single-monitor layout that finally feels

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21:18

725. 9,000 Downloads, Future of This, Getting Closer

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2025/10/15

Recorded on: Monday, October 13, 2025, 10:49 PM Episode Summary by AI I hit 9,000 total podcast streams, breaking down stats by country, platform, and device. The U.S. leads with 6,700 streams, and Spotify is the top platform. I reflected on my lowest and highest performing months, top episodes, and how ads brought in $2.99. I discussed progress with Karen’s automation using Make and Google Gemini, fixing Notion renewal forms, and realizing how close we are to launching and selling the full M1

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21:03

724. Ripping on Inspirational Stuff

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2025/10/15

Recorded on: Sunday, October 12, 2025, 09:40 PM Episode Summary by AI I spent the day reflecting and working lightly, focusing on tightening up the Notion systems for Mina and Trey while waiting on feedback from Trey for a Zapier automation. I realized both clients pay for far fewer hours than I actually work, but I see it as an investment toward selling the full product soon. I bought curtains, lamps, and a monitor stand to improve my office setup and explored ideas for custom minimalist wall art

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20:08

723. Best Attributes, Black Out Blinds

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/10/12

Recorded on: Saturday, October 11, 2025, 04:51 PMEpisode Summary by AI I spent the day trying to solve my office lighting problem, searching stores for black cardboard to block window glare, only to end up with paper that didn’t fit. Frustrated by twisty blinds and washed-out screens, I debated buying blackout blinds as a quality-of-life upgrade. Between errands, I prepped for a family Halloween night, continued refining my Notion systems, collaborated with Karan on backend work, and reflected on

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20:10

722. Leading, Idol Murals, Delayed Uploads

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2025/10/12

Recorded on: Friday, October 10, 2025, 10:47 PM Episode Summary by AI I ran 2.35 miles straight for the first time, then another 0.48 miles after a short break, marking my longest run ever. Lexi and I went to a country concert, which was fun despite not being my usual vibe. Work felt repetitive, but Karin impressed me with his designs and initiative. I brainstormed pricing with Mina, reflected on leadership, and envisioned motivational decor for my office inspired by figures like Goggins, Musk, and

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17:13

721. Hyped Up, Progressing, Click Metrics

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/10/12

Recorded on: Friday, October 09, 2025, 10:21 PM Episode Summary by AI I moved testimonials into their own database to reduce clutter in the Master Log and increase tracking capacity. I realized I prefer building new systems from scratch over editing existing ones. I updated Karin about finishing the full project by month’s end, giving it to three coaches for testing and feedback before sales begin. We discussed future pay once sales start. I also brainstormed dashboard organization, link click

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6:28

720. Great Intro, Finalizing Things

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2025/10/09

Recorded on: Wednesday, October 08, 2025, 09:37 PM Episode Summary by AI I finished all five monthly report databases and believe the master log is now complete. I still need to test everything, finalize formulas before integrating with Make, and refine how the dashboard looks and feels. My next step is to send the full build to Trey, Mina, and Dawson for feedback. I’m cautious about giving full access to Karn but want to make progress efficiently while safeguarding my work and preparing to record

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