The Bryson Every Day Project

727. Articulation Goals, Confidence, Competence, Zoom Call

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 selling soon.
Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI
“What a blessing it is that I get to wake up tomorrow and do the exact same thing I did today.”
“Rather than just dropping somebody into the ocean and expecting them to swim, I am giving them everything they would need to know how to float.”
“I just want to be more articulate. I envy people who can speak so fluidly without pausing all the time.”
Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI
“It sounds like a squeaking out the ass as my voice does the same.”
“People are silly pants like that.”
“Holy shit, I just got an email from Instagram. I almost shit my pants.”
My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI
I feel proud, fulfilled, and a little anxious. I’m proud of the progress I made and grateful that I get to keep doing this work. Having people around pushes me to show up stronger. I’m excited about how close I am to finishing but nervous about money and next steps. I also wish I could express myself more clearly and sound confident when I speak. Still, I’m grounded, focused, and ready for tomorrow.
What I Did Today - Summarized by AI
Wrote the Q&A guide for the system, refined instructions for every Notion section, worked on documentation, reflected on articulation and communication, joined a Zoom call with Mina, thought through financials, tested dishwasher noises, and recorded the podcast episode.
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$0
Total Income: $30,379

726. First Agreement, Office Done

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 complete.
Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI
"This is my baby. And I've worked so hard on all of this and it would suck if anything were to happen and I had to start over."
"I fully anticipate paying as much as I can to keep him around because he's doing great work."
"I love building on the back end and I'll probably continue to do that because it's a good time for me and I really enjoy it."
Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI
"Music is playing through my car right now. How is that possible?"
"Dude, what is my voice frack so much? Real talk. Why? Why, though?"
"I've been jamming music in my car this whole time."
My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI
I feel proud of taking the time to protect what I’ve built, even if it meant diving into the legal side of things. Sharing access feels big, like officially leveling up the project. I’m also relieved my office is finally set up how I want it—organized, cozy, and creative. I’m tired of being behind on uploads but not too hard on myself. I’m just ready to keep building and make V1 happen.
What I Did Today - Summarized by AI
Recorded podcast, drafted legal agreement, backed up Notion systems, shared access with Karen, discussed pay and future roles, finalized office setup, adjusted lighting, worked on Notion design.
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$0
Total Income: $30,379

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

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 Operations system.
Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI
“When I have a problem that I’m faced with in regards to all of this stuff, and then I finally figure it out, oh, it’s such an incredible feeling.”
“None of this matters unless we sell at least one a month. At least.”
“We are so close to getting this ready to be marketed and sold. I’m very pumped about this.”
Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI
“Please hold. I got to remove a perfume bottle from my case.”
“I have a launch ready list of all the things that I need to bake. Need to bake? Nice.”
“You’ll see me. Peace.”
My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI
I feel proud and reenergized seeing the podcast cross 9,000 streams and realizing how far it’s come. Even though the numbers fluctuate, it reminds me why I document daily. I’m impressed with Karen’s work and relieved to have solved some technical hurdles in Notion. There’s excitement building because the system feels nearly ready, and I’m starting to really see the full picture coming together after months of grind.
What I Did Today - Summarized by AI
Reviewed podcast analytics, reflected on global listenership, analyzed top episodes, discussed ad revenue, collaborated with Karen on automation, fixed Notion renewal form logic, organized operational databases, cleaned unused pages, reviewed launch checklist, and confirmed progress toward M1 Operations version two.
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$0
Total Income: $30,379

724. Ripping on Inspirational Stuff

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 that reflects my own creativity instead of cliché designs.
Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI
“You can sculpt the situation to fit whatever frame of mind you're trying to.”
“It's in our best interest to always frame it in a way that benefits us in the now, in the short term, in the micro so that we can perform a certain way, which is better for us long term.”
“The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena.”
Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI
“Twisty blinds, and fuck those.”
“A woman wrote that.”
“I don’t want to look at something, and be like, God damn, cheesy.”
My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI
I feel calm, steady, and focused. It’s one of those slower Sundays where I’m not pushing hard but still making progress. I’m aware of how much unseen effort I put in for my clients and I’m okay with it because I know what I’m building will pay off soon. I’m finding comfort in improving my space and designing things that feel like mine—unique, simple, and authentic to me.
What I Did Today - Summarized by AI
Worked on Notion system cleanup, waited for Trey’s Zapier response, reflected on workload vs. pay, brainstormed minimalist wall art, shopped for curtains, curtain rods, lamps, and monitor stand, explored Walgreens print options, and refined my office setup.
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$600
Total Income: $30,379 (lil error in my counting skills from previous shows lol. My bad)

723. Best Attributes, Black Out Blinds

Recorded on: Saturday, October 11, 2025, 04:51 PM
Episode 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 how dedication and mindset attract the right people to my team.
Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI
"If they twist and you gotta twist it 20 revolutions just to get it closed, I want nothing to do with it."
"What price point am I willing to cap out the quality of my life at? My quality of life is worth infinite amounts."
"The longer the video, the larger the learnings."
Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI
"My hoodie is hanging up on my closet door. When I look over, I feel like there’s a human being standing there."
"I cracked my voice often, as you can tell."
"I guess Lexi and I are making some cutout bats. That’s just what I think of."
My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI
Today I felt that mix of irritation and productivity that comes with problem-solving all day. I got fed up with glare, blinds, and wasting time driving around for supplies, but at the same time, I made solid progress on my systems and felt proud of the way things are coming together. I’m tired but motivated, and grateful to have people like Karan who really get what I’m building.
What I Did Today - Summarized by AI
Drove to multiple stores for black cardboard, tested window blackout ideas, debated buying blackout blinds, worked on Notion systems, uploaded podcast episodes, planned a Halloween night with family, coordinated backend work with Karan, reflected on team mindset, and recorded this episode.
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$0
Total Income: $29,584

722. Leading, Idol Murals, Delayed Uploads

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 Kobe Bryant.
Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI
• “These are men just like me. They’ve gone on to do great things. There’s a reason why I can’t.”
• “When I come in here, it’s to work.”
• “Some of these things I’ve read years ago are now things I actually need to use.”
Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI
• “I sent him a Netflix episode of shit to review.”
• “Who gives a fuck. So anyway…”
• “It’s Friday. If you don’t get the info to me, it won’t be done Friday. That’s cool with you. That’s fine. But you said Friday, it’s not on me now Motherf.”
My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI
I feel proud of myself for running further than ever before, especially without much recent training. I’m inspired by progress in my business, especially from seeing Karin’s growth and how well we’re working together. I’m starting to think more like a leader and a builder. I want my space to reflect the mindset I’m chasing—driven, focused, and grounded in discipline. I’m tired, but fulfilled, and grateful for these small steps forward.
What I Did Today - Summarized by AI
Ran 2.35 miles nonstop, added another 0.48 mile, attended a country concert with Lexi, reviewed Karin’s dashboard builds, sent video feedback, discussed pricing with Mina, reflected on leadership, brainstormed office decor, handled client texts, fixed a music track for a bodybuilding client, and prepped to upload multiple podcast episodes.
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$515
Total Income: $29,779

721. Hyped Up, Progressing, Click Metrics

Recorded on: Thursday, 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 tracking, and reengaging social media outreach for scaling the system.
Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI
“Building from scratch, starting from nothing big fat. It's so much fun.”
“This is my baby LOL, and I want to deliver an exceptional product with very high standards.”
“I got to build a system to help me track my shit so that I can help them so I can help other people.”
Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI
“What kind of bug was that? What's crazy is when I thumped it, my finger, it didn't even swish.”
“So what I'll do, dude, that's actually genius.”
“Oh, fuck. So you want to lose weight?”
My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI
I feel proud of the momentum I’ve built and how close this project is to completion, but I also feel restless. There’s excitement in building something from nothing, yet frustration with maintenance and small bugs. I’m eager to move into the selling phase, confident about what’s been built, but aware of how much work is still left. I’m balancing motivation with a bit of self-doubt, trying to stay focused while living with Lexi and adjusting my schedule.
What I Did Today - Summarized by AI
Moved testimonials to their own database, refined Master Log, messaged Karin about project goals and payment plan, planned timeline for completion, brainstormed dashboard layout, researched link tracking tools, evaluated click analytics options, organized system ideas, reflected on productivity, and documented the day’s progress on the podcast.
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$0
Total Income: $29,264

720. Great Intro, Finalizing Things

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 demo videos for each system.
Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI
"I just want to give it to everybody and then get some feedback on everything and then go from there."
"I envision it being more of a dashboard kind of look and feel."
"I just want to make sure that I'm doing the smartest way."
Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI
"If you guys hear that fly, it’s Lexi brushing her teeth."
"Just be smarter, I guess."
"I can go all the way back. Wonder how many versions it saves."
My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI
I feel a mix of relief and uncertainty. Relief because the master log and monthly reports are done, but uncertainty about how to present everything visually and securely. I’m cautiously optimistic, wanting feedback before overcomplicating things. There’s a small layer of paranoia about sharing access, but it comes from protecting the work I’ve built. I feel like I’m nearing the point of completion and just need validation before locking it in.
What I Did Today - Summarized by AI
Finalized all five monthly report databases, completed the master log, reviewed design and structure, planned to test Make automations, reflected on sharing with clients, considered how to safely give access to Karn, and wrapped up the day with final thoughts on next steps.
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$0
Total Income: $29,264

719. Finishing More Things, Securing My Baby

Recorded on: Tuesday, October 07, 2025, 09:49 PM
Episode Summary by AI
I spent today deep in focused work, refining and rebuilding a major system component that I realized I had designed wrong yesterday. The new version is cleaner, smarter, and more efficient, though it makes me question if I’ll ever reach the “final” version. I’m closing in on completion, aiming for a couple more weeks of polishing and testing before launch. I also plan to secure my intellectual property and ensure my assistant’s builds are fully documented and aligned with my system standards.
Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI
“I make one thing and then I think of 100 different ways to make it even better.”
“As long as it does what it needs to do, then we’re good.”
“This is my baby. I just want to make sure that it’s safe and secure.”
Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI
“It’s not lofi, maybe hifi, that’s a thing. Tali? I don’t know Wi-Fi. Tall Wi-Fi?”
“You bought some Ikea furniture and you complain that it’s ridiculous and too hard to set up, but you never read the instructions.”
“Oops. I guess I’m on my computer, huh?”
My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI
I feel proud of how much I’ve refined my process. Even when I realize I built something wrong, I end up discovering better ways to do it. There’s some anxiety about protecting what I’ve built and making sure no one misuses it, but that just shows how much it means to me. I’m balancing trust and caution while trying to stay focused on finishing strong. Overall, I feel confident, aware, and protective of my work.
What I Did Today - Summarized by AI
Worked on rebuilding a Notion system, refined workflow structure, tested logic, created a new version of a build, brainstormed protection for intellectual property, planned video documentation for assistant tasks, reflected on feedback from past clients, and finalized next steps for launch.
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$0
Total Income: $29,264

718. Work to Re-work, Finishing Up Soon

Recorded on: Monday, October 06, 2025, 09:04 PM
Episode Summary by AI
I reflect on approaching two years of this show, marking 730 episodes as 10% of my 20-year goal. I talk about building financial projection charts in Notion, experimenting with AI automation, and frustrations with limitations in logic, filters, and responsiveness. I also mention working on a button for Trey’s system, planning future contingencies if work hours change, and balancing tasks with Karin. I close out recognizing progress despite ongoing technical setbacks.
Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI
“It’s one thing to have it go through one and give me a summary. It’s another thing to go through all of them and connect them.”
“Like every second of the day versus one second per month, I feel like I need to change this up.”
“The ROI on that is like a million X, you know, a million percent more.”
Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI
“Whoopee cushion sound effects when I turn my turn signal on, I’ll never use that except for 30 seconds when I have a little cousin in my car.”
“Never once in the history of existence did I ever request you to change this and do that.”
“So it says vibing? Configuring linked databases.”
My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI
I feel proud that this show is nearing its two-year mark and that I’ve stayed consistent for so long. At the same time, I’m frustrated by how slow and unreliable some of these tools are, especially when I know exactly what I want to build. I’m confident in the direction but impatient with delays. There’s pride in progress, stress from setbacks, and a quiet belief that I’m inching closer to full independence.
What I Did Today - Summarized by AI
Worked on financial projection charts in Notion, tested AI chart filters, troubleshooted database issues, brainstormed system logic for Trey’s button feature, texted Trey updates, reflected on two years of the show, talked about backup work plans, and spent time with Lexi’s mom before she left.
Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24)
Income Today: +$600
Total Income: $29,264