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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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647. Time To Lock In

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/07/28

Recorded on: Monday, July 27, 2025, 11:19 PM Episode Summary by AI Flew home and wrapped up a great trip and wedding weekend with Lexi and her family, reflecting on how lucky I am to have them. Now it’s time to lock in. Talked through strategies like using Brick and Unbed to improve morning discipline, minimizing willpower usage like a Tesla’s battery draw. Emphasized staying focused on finishing the system, revisited past writing goals, shared thoughts on logic-based communication, and getting back

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646. Little Bit of Work, Last Day

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/07/28

Recorded on: Monday, July 26, 2025, IDK PM Episode Summary by AI I had about five or six hours to work today while Lexi got her hair done and we later spent time with her family. I made real progress on my system but realized I keep falling into the trap of trying to make it perfect. I decided it's better to ship the working version now and improve it later. No business texts came in, and I didn’t get paid by Mina yet, though Trey paid me yesterday. Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI “The more

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645. Wedding, Networking, Payday

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/07/26

Recorded on: Saturday, July 25, 2025, 11:08 PM Episode Summary by AI I spent the day at Brendan’s wedding, which was beautiful and meaningful. While there, I met a guy named Eai and we instantly connected over business talk, Alex Hormozi, and our shared entrepreneurial mindset. It made me realize how much I crave more like-minded people to talk shop with. I also got paid by Trey today. No work progress otherwise, but the conversation reminded me that building my network through real-life experiences

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644. Mile High Club (for Podcasts LOL)

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/07/25

Recorded on: Thursday, July 24, 2025, 10:14 PMEpisode Summary by AI Recorded mid-flight and later after landing in Long Beach, I reflect on what might be Utah’s first podcast from the sky. After a chaotic but funny arrival, I share stress about implementing Notion systems across multiple workspaces for Britti, Mina, Dawson, and Trey. I break down the challenge of re-linking relations and rollups, and my dread of rebuilding systems repeatedly. Amid wedding travel, timelines feel tight, but I’m

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643. So Complex…

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/07/24

Recorded on: Wednesday, July 23, 2025, 11:13 PMEpisode Summary by AI I'm deep in building an ultra-complex Notion system to track every possible metric for fitness coaches, including 132 auto-calculating formulas across multiple databases. I’m obsessively verifying accuracy, filtering for current vs all-time data, and facing the challenge of chart compatibility with rollups. It's grown into a massive structure with over 160 columns. With clients like Trey, Dawson, and Mina waiting, the pressure’s

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642. My Advantage

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/07/23

Recorded on: Tuesday, July 22, 2025, 10:32 PMEpisode Summary by AI I reflect on wanting summer all year yet doing little with it when it arrives. I unpack the trade-off of sacrificing my 20s to build long-term freedom, especially for my future kids. I talk about my lack of interest in material things or vacations, finding fulfillment in building systems, solving problems, and achieving milestones. I also explore my obsessive love for tracking data, and how this passion is driving the growth and

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02:19:32

641. Golden Advice - Just Not For Me, Zoom Calls

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/07/22

Recorded on: Monday, July 21, 2025, 10:05 PM Episode Summary by AI I reflect on golden advice from Dawson about burnout and balancing work with personal time, but decide it doesn’t apply to me. I love what I do, working 74 hours a week building Notion systems and chasing my goals. Despite pressure to adopt a morning routine or scale back, I find deep fulfillment in the grind. I deleted my chess account to remove distractions, and I'm doubling down on what excites me. I feel aligned, focused, and

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640. Tesla Show, Clean Car, Workin

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/07/21

Recorded on: Sunday, July 20, 2025, 10:56 PMEpisode Summary by AI First-ever podcast recorded from the Tesla with Lexi next to me in her car. Started with chaos, screaming, and almost editing it out, but kept going. I had a momentary panic thinking I missed a show yesterday, felt the failure, then realized I didn’t. Worked on the Notion expense tracker for Mina, Dawson, and PTDOM, though it's hard to copy over due to complex links. Spent five hours applying a ceramic car coating and scratched the

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639. Total Business Revenue, Tedious Work

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/07/20

Recorded on: Saturday, July 19, 2025, 09:30 PMEpisode Summary by AI I vented while working late, reflecting on how hard it is to finalize my systems while people are already using them. I'm trying to perfect the payroll and revenue tracking tools, but rebuilding them mid-use feels like a nightmare. I talked through how to track metrics like churn, how complicated all the “if this then that” logic is, and why I won’t settle for a cut-corner version. So far I’ve made $14,342 and projected $15,402

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638. Big Vision, Hard to START Work, Easy to NOT Stop

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/07/19

Recorded on: Friday, July 18, 2025, 04:11 PM Episode Summary by AI I reflect on how starting work is my biggest hurdle, especially when resuming complex projects like the mega bizlog, PT Dom systems, and custom trackers for coaches. I explain my backup process, earnings, long-term software vision, and struggles with procrastination. I outline seven phases of product development toward selling software and share the desire to shift from building to selling. Despite the challenges, once I get going,

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02:14:27

637. Paid Off $4k Debt, Big Vision, Praise, Lost In...

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/07/18

Recorded on: Thursday, July 17, 2025, 10:24 PM Episode Summary by AI Had a Zoom call with Dawson who called me his least stressful and most helpful employee, which hit deep and reassured me I’m on the right path. I also reflected on overthinking and shared my big vision of turning my data-heavy Notion systems into full-blown software. Nerded out on tracking metrics, built charts for PTDOM, paid off $3,841 in debt, and hit 87 mph in the Tesla. Capped it off with lunch and golf with my little

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24:05

636. Going Pro, Hard Problems, Zoom Calls

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/07/17

Recorded on: Wednesday, July 16, 2025, 10:17 PM - Zooms will be uploaded on 637. Too tired for this shit lolEpisode Summary by AI: I had two Zoom calls today but forgot because the day felt so long and mentally draining. I worked on Notion automations, struggled with a frustrating issue, and found an ugly but functional solution. I texted clients to delay delivery in favor of building something better with no extra work required on their end. I also reflected on distractions, Dan Martel’s “turn

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635. Excellent Day, Big Picture Feedback, Need To Go...

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2025/07/16

Recorded on: Tuesday, July 15, 2025, 11:33 PMEpisode Summary by AI I got the green light to start my first major project for PT Dom in Notion, mirroring what I built in Google Sheets. I spent over eight hours building a complex data tracker that works and looks clean. I also reflected on how far I’ve come financially and professionally in just two months, shared feedback from Dawson about monetizing this system at a $5K to $7K price point, and talked about my obsession with Teslas, including the

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634. Scrambled Egg Brain

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/07/15

Recorded on: Monday, July 14, 2025, 09:55 PM Episode Summary by AI I reflected on Dan Martell’s advice to stop selling time and start selling outcomes, realizing I need to move away from hourly work. While still relying on hourly jobs to pay off debt, I began cold DM outreach to fitness coaches using a Notion tracker I built. Messaging 11 accounts was surprisingly fun, unlike my past outreach in fitness. I also struggled with complex Notion automation but stayed driven, discovering new formula

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633. Communication, Mega Logs, 7500 Downloads

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/07/14

Recorded on: Sunday, July 13, 2025, 09:30 PM Episode Summary by AI I worked from my desk while Lexi was here, trying to finish early to avoid last-minute uploads. PTDOM still hasn’t given me work, and I now owe 30 hours of work. Dawson's project is frustrating due to poor communication and tedious cross-referencing between spreadsheets. I started building a fully automated “Mega Biz Log” to track financials, payroll, sales, and MRR in one database. Podcast downloads hit 7,500, mostly from one loyal

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632. Hard to Get Into Work-Mode, Lowercase Letters,...

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/07/13

Recorded on: Saturday, July 12, 2025, 04:29 PMEpisode Summary by AI I talked about how hard it is to get back into flow after breaks and how frustrating and time-consuming it is to build automated systems in Notion, especially with its formula and column limitations. I shared a fulfilling moment driving my Tesla, feeling proud of earning it through hard work. I reflected on my solo effort building backend systems, the urgency to finish, and the complexity of onboarding new

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56:11

631. Productive Lazy Day

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/07/12

Episode Summary by AI I vented about feeling overwhelmed with work and reassured after a phone call with Mina confirming that's just part of entrepreneurship. I shared a funny insurance nightmare for the new Tesla, ranted about paying for something I’ve never used, and described the struggle of charging it slowly with the wrong adapter. I also mentioned a new chair, work progress with Dawson, Mina, and Trey, and the idea of lighter workdays to recharge. Productive but draining day overall. Notable

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01:23:56

630. Shiny Object Syndrome or Eager to Grow?

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/07/11

Recorded on: Thursday, July 10, 2025, 11:47 PM Episode Summary by AI I was offered a full-time Head of Operations role by Riley, who runs a $298K/month fitness coaching business with nearly 500 clients and 23 coaches. The offer was $6K/month, but it would demand 8 hours/day, leaving no room for current projects. After deep thought and advice from Lexi and Mina, I decided to counter with a system-build-and-train package instead. Staying loyal to Trey, Dawson, and Mina while scaling what I build

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02:10:35

629. This Is Tough, Need to Level Up, Zoom Calls

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/07/10

Recorded on: Wednesday, July 09, 2025, 10:22 PMEpisode Summary by AI Worked nonstop today on multiple Zoom calls, backend tasks, and project maintenance across Mina, Trey, and Dawson’s systems. Sold monitors with a buyer mix-up, but resolved it. Felt overwhelmed managing separate Notion systems, fixing major automations, and staying focused. Gym and nutrition slipped hard, but work remains fulfilling. Struggling with discipline and scattered workflow. Tesla’s fun but untouched due to work. Need to

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628. Tesla, New Roles, New Jobs

The Bryson Every Day Project ·

2025/07/09

Recorded on: Wednesday, July 09, 2025, 12:09 AMEpisode Summary by AI I bought a Tesla Model S today. First time owning a luxury car with things like heated seats, autopilot, and remote start. It’s the exact one I wanted, even matches the Hot Wheels on my shelf and my old vision board. I reminisced briefly about my Mazda and updated my finances to reflect the shift from gas to electric. Also shared updates on current job roles, upcoming Zoom calls for potential new roles, and small changes in my

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