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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.

business entrepreneurship

All Episodes

18:25

667. Hormozi Book Launch, Still Crankin’

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2025/08/18

Recorded on: Sunday, August 16, 2025, 11:28 PM Episode Summary by AI I drove home after date night reflecting on Alex Hormozi’s Money Models live book launch, which was inspiring, historic, and gave me perspective on time versus money and scaling business through recurring high ticket models. I admired Hormozi’s authenticity and marketing mastery, considered restructuring my own offers into bundles at different price points, and documented the experience. The day also included working on Dawson’s

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38:26

666. 19k Revenue Since December, Momentum Building,...

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2025/08/16

Recorded on: Friday, August 15, 2025, 10:39 PM Episode Summary by AI I woke up using my Unbed alarm, fought through a slow start, then hit a strong groove working on my own projects before switching into client work. I focused heavily on polishing my Notion master log, building out birthday and anniversary databases, and experimenting with important dates tracking. I crushed the morning, lifted at the gym, grabbed Chipotle, then spent the evening refining M1 Operations branding and workflow. I

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39:01

665. Frustrations, Need More Hours, Pacing Self,...

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2025/08/15

Recorded on: Friday, August 15, 2025, 08:03 AM Episode Summary by AI I reviewed my hours with clients to see how much I could cut back and still afford life as my full-time job ends. I’m frustrated with the lack of time for my own project, which has grown into a polished, high-value Notion system I plan to sell for $10K. I’m committed to perfecting it rather than rushing. I discussed client communication, scheduling conflicts, productivity preferences, late-night work habits, college dropout

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55:53

664. Shiddy Start, Overly Complex Systems, Mega...

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2025/08/14

Recorded on: Wednesday, August 13, 2025, 10:28 PMEpisode Summary by AI Today started rough with waking up late due to an app glitch, immediately dealing with Trey's team flagging missing clients that were actually there but unsorted. This led to wasted time troubleshooting a nonexistent system issue caused by user error. The rest of the day was consumed by building an overly complex leads and sales tracker, grappling with scalability, data tracking, and future-proofing. Overwhelm set in as the

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52:46

663. 83 Hour Work Weeks, Focus, Planning, Paid Off...

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2025/08/13

Recorded on: Tuesday, August 12, 2025, 10:31 PMEpisode Summary by AI I paid off another credit card, leaving just two cards, a personal loan, two student loans, and my car loan. I reflected on my 15 credit cards, my history of moving, and why I prefer having more available credit. I walked through my debt payoff strategy, my current workload of 83.5 hours a week, and progress on my complex sales and leads tracker in Notion. I also started lightly packing for my upcoming move with Lexi, thought

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36:10

662. Tesla Experience, Launching Soon

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2025/08/12

Recorded on: Monday, August 11, 2025, 09:56 PM Episode Summary by AI I lost most of a valuable recorded call with Mina where we discussed five pricing models for my Notion system, with him favoring a $5–10K upfront plus $1K monthly option. He offered to promote it at an upcoming PT Dom event if ready by Sunday, but I want it polished first. I detailed a lead-tracking system build, brainstormed feature lists, and worked on branding. I also had my Tesla serviced, test drove the Cybertruck Beast,

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16:20

661. First Referral, Freedom Shackles, Checklist for...

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2025/08/11

Recorded on: Monday, August 10, 2025, 10:17 PM Episode Summary by AI While doing chores, I share that Dawson got me my first potential client, though I’m not fully ready. I plan to wireframe my Notion system, make a complete feature list, and brand it as a premium service. Ray Ann praised its organization, giving me strong social proof. I discuss concerns about protecting my work from being copied, explore pricing models, and note how longer work blocks increase productivity. Tomorrow includes work

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47:34

660. Working Within 3 Minutes of Waking, Self...

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2025/08/10

Recorded on: Saturday, August 09, 2025, 05:21 PM Episode Summary by AI I woke up and immediately started working on my own leads tracker, enjoying the creative freedom. Spent most of the day building an automated date-awareness tool for Dawson that I can repurpose for future projects. Reflected on my grandpa’s funeral, reconnecting with family I haven’t seen in years, and the bittersweetness of likely not seeing them again soon. Ended the night appreciating Lexi’s support despite my long work hours

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24:08

659. Emotional Day, So Close, Focus

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2025/08/09

Recorded on: Friday, August 08, 2025, 10:45 PM Episode Summary by AI Today was my Grandpa Gladwell’s funeral, an emotional and exhausting day seeing family I haven’t connected with in 18 years. Reflected on how people behave at funerals, the inevitability of death, and balancing personal milestones with work demands. Shared pride in my mom getting accepted to Weber State but felt guilty about limited time to celebrate. Talked about structuring my schedule to prioritize building my system, the grind

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01:07:07

658. Most Helpful Lesson In My Life, Rescheduling...

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2025/08/08

Recorded on: Thursday, August 07, 2025, 10:14 PM Episode Summary by AI I reviewed my new work schedule after a productive talk with Trey about hours, deciding to work in larger chunks instead of short daily shifts. I’m putting my own project, “Project M1,” first every morning from 5:30 to 8 before client work. I’ve been waking up early, avoiding social media, and feeling more focused. I reflected on opinions about burnout, morning routines, and doing what works for me. I also discussed balancing

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01:34:15

657. Reworking My Calendar, 65 Hour Work Weeks,...

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2025/08/07

Recorded on: Wednesday, August 06, 2025, 09:58 PM Episode Summary by AI I woke up early using the Unbed alarm and got straight to work, presenting a check-in tracker on a Zoom call with Trey’s team and later having a 1-on-1 with Mina. Trey cut my hours, but I reframed it as a blessing, allowing more focus on PT Dom and my own system, “Project M1.” We clumped hours, restructured the calendar, and discussed the tradeoffs of hourly work versus project-based. I also ordered a license plate tied to my

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41:25

656. Unbed Works, Focus, Clumping Hours

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2025/08/06

Recorded on: Tuesday, August 05, 2025, 10:27 PMEpisode Summary by AI I tested the Unbed alarm and it worked flawlessly, getting me out of bed and working within minutes, though I felt sick all day. I finished Trey's check-in tracker and polished it beyond expectations but ran into a Notion transfer issue that could impact future sales. I emailed Notion support and got an AI-generated reply. I also asked Dawson about clumping hours for deeper work focus, which he approved. Dealt with Tesla warranty

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01:20:54

655. Unbed Review, High Desires, Costco, More...

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2025/08/05

Recorded on: Monday, August 04, 2025, 10:19 PMEpisode Summary by AI I reviewed the Unbed alarm device and its flaws like the non-recurring alarm system, app limitations, and overall clunky UX. I’m trying to eliminate the need for willpower in the mornings and wake up at 5:30 to reclaim productivity. Had a solid Zoom with Dawson, built more systems, learned how different devices impact layout, and identified new project additions. Also reflected on financial goals, future home life with Lexi, and

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24:38

654. Working

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2025/08/04

Recorded on: Sunday, August 03, 2025, 03:49 PM Episode Summary by AI I reviewed my finances last night and paid off two credit cards, freeing up around $300 in monthly payments and bringing me closer to being debt-free. I discussed the odd inflation of net worth stats online and emphasized that monthly expenses matter more than debt totals. I shared my upcoming plan to pay off the remaining debt, prep for moving in with Lexi, and manage paying double rent. I also detailed my work with Trey’s

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01:05:11

653. Different Biz Models, Road to $1,000,000,...

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2025/08/03

Recorded on: Saturday, August 02, 2025, 09:40 PM Episode Summary by AI I had an unbelievably productive day fueled by total focus, a locked phone, and uninterrupted deep work on Dawson’s automation system. I explored business models for launching my Notion-based systems, calculating paths to $1 million annually with as few as 42 clients. I reflected on pricing strategies, maintaining client systems, and the philosophy of filtering advice. I ended the night documenting joy from a Tesla freeway run,

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32:14

652. Focus, Projects, Hours Cut, Frustrations, Zoom Call

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2025/08/02

Recorded on: Friday, August 01, 2025, 06:36 PMEpisode Summary by AI Trey cut my hours from 20 to 10 per week, dropping my income by $1,280 a month, but freeing up 40 hours for my main project. It sucks being at someone else's mercy, but this might be a blessing. I’m still on track financially and optimistic about scaling PT Dom hours to cover the gap. The Zoom call with the PTD team went great. I'm just frustrated with distractions, deadlines, and people not understanding the complexity of my

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43:55

651. So Close… Focus…

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2025/08/01

Recorded on: Thursday, July 31, 2025, 09:42 PMEpisode Summary by AI I’m exhausted from juggling four client workloads with competing requests and customizations. All I want is to build and finish my system, package it, and start selling it. I outline the real financial math and reverse engineer a path to hit my first sale by September. My distractions, like phone use and bouncing tasks, slow me down. I vent about luxury culture, clarify my true goals, and lock in a plan to prioritize and finally

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01:45:25

650. Bloom, Unbed, Productivity, Brain Dumps,...

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2025/07/31

Recorded on: Wednesday, July 30, 2025, 10:53 PMEpisode Summary by AI I reflected on my Zoom call with Mina as I finalize transitioning his disorganized spreadsheet client data into Notion. I shared my frustrations with interpreting his system and detailed my plans to automate tracking and renewal logic. I explored the emotional weight of scaling my personal system to $1M/year, pricing strategies, family financial goals, distractions, using Bloom and Unbed for phone discipline, and improving

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58:58

649. Lambo, Future, Employees, Work, Tedious Part

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2025/07/30

Recorded on: Tuesday, July 29, 2025, 10:05 PMEpisode Summary by AI I opened up about feeling creatively blocked from the pressure of deadlines while building out a massive Notion system for three clients. I reflected on how fun and complex the project is and brainstormed how to turn it into a scalable business, including a $5K upfront and $500/month recurring model. I projected a $13M five-year vision, fantasized about owning a Lamborghini, and shared thoughts on money, burnout, and documenting the

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53:34

648. Loaded Episode

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2025/07/29

Recorded on: Tuesday, July 28, 2025, 10:56 PM Episode Summary by AI I got a heartbreaking call from my dad that my grandpa is near the end of his life, so I dropped everything to be with him. It forced an emotional reflection on my distant relationship with my dad and prompted a hard but healing conversation. I shared memories, grief, and realizations, then segued into thoughts on patience, mindset, money, productivity, office setup changes, and the peace that comes from not stressing over the

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