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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Episodes

4 days ago

Recorded on: Tuesday, January 13, 2026, 09:59 PM
Episode Summary by AI I recorded and uploaded to avoid backlog. I completed FedEx safety training that ran far longer than expected and triggered reflections on money pride and car choices especially owning a Tesla while returning to a job. I noticed public versus private self discipline gaps and how environment exposes habits I want to eliminate. I felt motivated by structure and accountability. Later I resolved a persistent task completion bug in the app which finally worked and confirmed progress.
Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI • I kind of feel embarrassed because I have always looked at people with very nice cars who still go to a 9 to 5 • It is a great reminder of what I do not want to be like • I almost just want to commit to a specific set of fucking laws of my life and just never look back
Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI • It looked like a special ed building • Having a nice car but still having to go to work • Why is it always when I have to stop working that I get the most excitement
My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI I feel embarrassed but grounded. I see contradictions between who I am in public and what I allow in private. Being around others exposes habits I refuse to keep. Structure feels relieving not limiting. Fixing the app bug gave real validation. Progress feels real when discipline shows up without negotiation.
What I Did Today - Summarized by AI Completed FedEx training, reflected on money image and discipline, resisted public temptations, noticed private lapses, worked through app bugs, fixed task completion issue, tested live functionality, recorded and uploaded the episode
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$690
Year 2 (so far): $2,790 (verified as correct)
Year 1: $38,859

4 days ago

Recorded on: Monday, January 12, 2026
Episode Summary by AI
I caught up and uploaded every episode, clearing a backlog that had been weighing on me. I did minimal app work, finished urgent work for Mina, and felt mental relief from completing overdue tasks. I confirmed FedEx training for tomorrow. I reflected on how procrastination causes mental fatigue, shared progress on weekly Murph workouts, improved my time significantly, and broke down strategies to get faster. The app still needs small but persistent fixes.
Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI
“I do think a lot of stress and overwhelm and mental fatigue comes from knowing that we have things to do, but for whatever reason, not doing them.”
“If you're mentally fatigued, I almost feel like it kind of shuts everything down.”
“I'm proud of the work that I'm putting in to get to just complete it.”
Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI
“Go fuck yourself, dude, answer both, huh?”
“I hate that.”
“Who gives a fuck?”
My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI
I feel lighter after closing open loops and getting caught up. Finishing overdue tasks removed unnecessary mental weight. I feel proud of my physical progress and motivated by competing with myself. I am frustrated by small inefficiencies, slow replies, and lingering app bugs, but overall grounded, relieved, and clear headed. Progress feels real even when it is incremental.
What I Did Today - Summarized by AI
Uploaded all podcast episodes, completed urgent work for Mina, did light app debugging, confirmed FedEx training details, reflected on mental fatigue, reviewed Murph performance and strategy, checked podcast artwork consistency
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$0
Year 2 (so far): $2,100
Year 1: $38,859

5 days ago

Recorded on: Sunday, January 11, 2025
Episode Summary by AI
I worked briefly on the app and focused on core functionality rather than progress updates. My priority is making fundamental flows work reliably including saving tasks for later editing committing tasks correctly and calculating commitment success rates. Many edge cases still break logic and accidentally commit users to tasks they cannot delete which corrupts records. Testing is delayed until these failures are resolved. The slowdown is intentional to avoid invalid data before user testing while balancing upcoming client work.
Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI
I just need the shit to work.
You can not delete a task once you have committed to it. You can never delete anything.
That would be on your profile forever.
Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI
You are a little bitch, and you can not do it.
You are stupid if you do that.
I just need the shit to work.
My Thoughts and Feelings for Today Summarized by AI
I feel constrained by unfinished logic rather than lack of effort. I am frustrated by small failures that cause irreversible consequences for users. I am deliberately slowing down because integrity of the system matters more than speed. I am aware it looks like stagnation but I know shipping broken fundamentals would be worse. I am accepting the delay as necessary friction.
What I Did Today Summarized by AI
Worked briefly on the app, reviewed broken task commitment logic, mapped save for later flows, identified testing blockers, planned simulation tools for time based events, postponed user testing, prepared for client work tomorrow
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$0
Year 2 (so far): $2,100
Year 1: $38,859

5 days ago

Recorded on: Saturday, January 10, 2025
Episode Summary by AI
I worked on small app details like animations sound effects calculations and user screens while troubleshooting urgent system issues for Mina that should not be happening across identical setups. Progress felt slow but necessary. I ran my second Murph of the year cut almost six minutes off my time finishing stronger and setting a weekly Murph goal for the year. I reflected on short episode formats backlog uploads and tightening the show vision.
Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI
It forces me to do something that I don't really want to do.
I felt much better overall which is great.
This is exactly how the vision of the show was supposed to go.
Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI
I have nothing else to say like I have for the last week.
Probably just need to meet a little bit smarter.
Who gives a fuck?
My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI
I feel steady but restless. The work matters even when it looks small. Frustration is there because problems should not exist but I am pushing through them anyway. The Murph reminded me that discomfort creates progress. I am aware I am behind on uploads and structure but I am thinking clearly about fixing it rather than avoiding it.
What I Did Today - Summarized by AI
Worked on app animations sound effects calculations and screens, debugged urgent system issues for Mina, ran and completed my second Murph of the year with a faster time, reflected on podcast structure and upload backlog
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$0
Year 2 (so far): $2,100
Year 1: $38,859

5 days ago

Recorded on: Friday, January 9, 2025
Episode Summary by AI I record late while walking into Harmons to grab ice cream for cookie mugs and Friends with Lexi. The day mirrors the last eight with small app work and client work for Mina. I uncover unfinished details and new improvements that matter but feel unexciting. Feedback delays frustrate progress. I am behind on podcast uploads despite completed transcripts and files. Recording too late stalls publishing. Work ends early to prioritize the evening.
Notable Quotes From This Episode by AI • all the small details matter 100%. • I'm glad that I find them because it just makes me think of more ideas on how to improve and do things better. • It is very important, though, because all the small details matter 100%.
Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI • You could be so distracted walking through a grocery store. Holy shit. • we're gonna have some obese cookie mugs • the last week of episodes have been so dog shit
My Thoughts & Feelings for Today Summarized by AI I feel steady but bored by repetition. Progress exists in small wins that matter yet feel invisible. Lack of responses slows me down and irritates me. Being behind on uploads weighs on me because it compounds. Recording late sabotages execution. I accept the tradeoff tonight and choose time with Lexi without guilt.
What I Did Today Summarized by AI Worked on app details, handled Mina tasks, identified unfinished issues, asked for feedback, transcribed episodes, prepared files, delayed uploads, shopped for ice cream, planned cookie mugs, watched Friends
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$160
Year 2 (so far): $2,100
Year 1: $38,859

5 days ago

Recorded on: Thursday, January 8, 2025
Episode Summary by AI I worked on small app tasks and discovered team issues from not using the system correctly. Clients were searched under wrong names and tutorials went unwatched despite being available. I addressed this with Mina. I built bedroom furniture and enjoyed hands on work. I prepared for FedEx training and felt energized by physical labor. App progress continued steadily while I stayed behind on podcast uploads.
Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI • What was once nothing, and in a box, is now built up, and now I am putting my water on it while I continue to build. • It looks like whoever needs the video is not watching it because there are no views. • It is very cool building shit with my hands that is going to then be useful.
Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI • Fuck definitions when they use other words that I do not know in the definition. • Maybe I am now becoming a man at the age of 28. • I was just flabbergasted.
My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI I felt frustrated by preventable system errors and people not paying attention. I felt validated once I found the real problems. Building furniture grounded me and reminded me I enjoy tangible progress. Physical work excites me right now. FedEx feels like a reset that actually fits my energy. I am annoyed but clear headed.
What I Did Today - Summarized by AI Polished small app features, audited tutorial video views, resolved client naming confusion, messaged Mina about system misuse, built a dresser, reflected on working with tools, prepared for FedEx training, reviewed podcast backlog
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$0
Year 2 (so far): $1,940
Year 1: $38,859

5 days ago

Recorded on: Wednesday, January 7, 2025
Episode Summary by AI I kept the day short. I worked lightly on the app which is close to a first finished version, handled multiple requests for Amina’s team, assembled new bedroom furniture, trained, ate, and wrapped up. I passed one year working with Mina, earning about twenty thousand so far and nearing forty thousand total since late 2024. A yearly review is coming. I am considering asking for higher pay or fewer hours while protecting the relationship.
Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI • I really have nothing to say other than just worked on the app a little bit • The app is very close to being done with the first version • I am now officially worked for Mina for a year now
Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI • I really have nothing to say • I don’t know anything about that • I honestly think that’s the show
My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI I feel steady and realistic. I am proud of the progress and the year milestone, but also aware of how much unpaid effort I have put in. I feel conflicted wanting more money or less work without damaging trust. I am grateful, cautious, and thinking strategically rather than emotionally.
What I Did Today - Summarized by AI Worked on the app, completed tasks for Amina’s team, assembled bedroom furniture, worked out, ate dinner, reflected on one year of work, considered compensation negotiation
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$0
Year 2 (so far): $1,940
Year 1: $38,859

5 days ago

Recorded on: Tuesday, January 6, 2025
Episode Summary by AI
I record an episode on Lexi’s phone using her kids recorder and joke through the chaos. I work only on small app details that feel insignificant but improve user experience. I finish preparing audio files and transcripts while being ten episodes behind. I attend a Zoom call from my phone while standing in line at Kohl’s. Progress is quiet and incremental as testing approaches.
Notable Quotes From This Episode by AI
They’re not big new changes. They’re just tiny little things that arguably don’t matter, but just create an overall better user experience for sure.
I feel as though I’m not doing a whole lot because the things that I’m doing, they’re not big new changes.
Soon as all this stuff is done, which is very soon, then we’ll get the testing going and then we’ll go from there.
Funny Out of Context Quotes by AI
First ever podcast recorder from my kids, bro. for Lexi's phone.
She cut that off because she doesn't want to support me and everything that I do. Shut up.
I had my 1st ever zoom call in line at a store to return stuff.
My Thoughts & Feelings for Today Summarized by AI
I feel steady but unimpressed with my output even though I know the details matter. The work is tedious and invisible but necessary. I notice how far behind I am and accept it without panic. I am calm, mildly amused by the absurdity of recording logistics, and focused on quietly closing loops so I can move forward clean.
What I Did Today Summarized by AI
recorded a podcast on Lexi’s phone, polished small app details, prepared audio files, completed transcriptions and filenames, attended a Zoom call on my phone while returning items at Kohl’s, caught up backend podcast prep
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$0
Year 2 (so far): $1,940 (correct and up to date)
Year 1: $38,859

5 days ago

Recorded on: Monday, January 5, 2026
Episode Summary by AI I reflect on seeing a full day of zero listens after not uploading episodes, feel irritated by the backlog, and admit laziness despite nothing changing. I spend the day with Lexi dealing with a car recall and choosing not to rush a purchase. I work only a few hours on the app, focusing on complex edge cases, medals, and testing challenges. I note frustration with delayed Venmo pay and reaffirm documenting progress matters.
Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI • I always tell her, we're a team, you know, I got your back, you got mine. • you need to make a decision knowing the as much information as you can, right? to make the most educated decision that you can. • Nothing changed. Not a goddamn thing changed.
Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI • it's a pain in my ass. • We just talked myself up and down off a cliff. • task creator no matter. create 10 tasks.
My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI I feel annoyed and slightly deflated by seeing zero listens, frustrated with myself for procrastinating, but grounded in knowing nothing external changed. I am content choosing time with Lexi over work, confident in delaying a big decision, and mentally oscillating between irritation and clarity. I recognize the laziness, call it out directly, and steady myself by returning to long term documentation and consistency.
What I Did Today - Summarized by AI checked podcast stats, noticed zero listens, spent the day with Lexi handling a car recall and potential purchase, chose not to buy, worked a few hours on the app, refined task logic and save for later behavior, thought through medal testing, answered tester emails, reflected on delayed pay, recorded the episode
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$0
Year 2 (so far): $670
Year 1: $38,859

5 days ago

Recorded on: Sunday, January 4, 2026
Episode Summary by AI
I reflect on a low work day spent cleaning with Lexi and handling laundry at my mom’s house. I worked briefly on app interface details and questioned the urgency of outside testing. Not working hurts my mental state because it feels like lost progress toward my future. I mention a small bonus from Mina and ongoing frustration with inconsistent pay timing. I recognize an old pattern where minor annoyances trigger mental disengagement and note awareness without acting on it.
Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI
“I think days like today where I don't work at all, I feel the worst mentally because what am I doing?”
“When I don't work, I don't feel like I'm getting closer to that whatsoever.”
“Pretty cool, because I'm able to recognize that within myself.”
Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI
“I have nothing to say to be honest.”
“So Lexi and I got pizza and we went to my mom's, shared the pizza, and it was fun.”
“All right, bye. Beach.”
My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI
I feel restless and annoyed with myself when I slow down. I know progress matters to my future and not working eats at me mentally. Small inefficiencies bother me more than they should and I can feel old shutdown patterns trying to resurface. At least I am aware of them now and not acting on impulse. I still value the work, the people involved, and the direction I am moving.
What I Did Today - Summarized by AI
Cleaned the apartment with Lexi, handled laundry at my mom’s house, worked briefly on app interface details, reflected on testing urgency, responded to work messages, noticed personal mental patterns
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$0
Year 2 (so far): $670
Year 1: $38,859

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