The Bryson Every Day Project

Recorded on: Thursday, July 03, 2025, 02:10 PM

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Lexi and I spent my birthday at Disneyland after doing California Adventure yesterday. It was a magical day with fireworks, characters, and goofy himself being the first to wish me happy birthday thanks to Lexi getting me a birthday pin. We played Disney trivia and Mad Libs with ChatGPT on the late-night drive home. Business-wise, no texts or tasks today, just got...

Recorded on: Wednesday, July 01, 2025, 11:51 PM

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Went to Disneyland for the first time and had an awesome time with Lexi, especially in California Adventure. Tomorrow we hit Disneyland park itself. Worked an hour in the car for Trey, Mina, and N, so technically no zero day. Got paid $850 from Dawson for 15 days of work. A guy asked for a compliance tracker spreadsheet while I was in line for Guardians of the Ga...

Recorded on: Tuesday, June 30, 2025, 11:27 PM

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Went to the beach today with Lexi who now looks like a sunburnt tomato but all good. We’re heading to Disneyland tomorrow and Wednesday so I’ll be mostly offline. Trey texted about work but I’ll handle it after the trip. Dawson wants a billing call next week and a rundown of what’s done so far. Riley from Australia might want work done too possibly first upfront pr...

Recorded on: Monday, June 30, 2025, 07:19 AM

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I was about to fall asleep and realized I forgot to record this show. So now I’m awake with a headache, Lexi thinks I’m being dramatic, and this won’t be uploaded on time but at least it’s recorded. Work was light, just two hours. Riley from Australia texted wanting to do something, I replied but he ghosted. Lexi’s birthday is in 14 minutes. She jumps on to outro th...

Episode Summary by AI We woke up at 3 a.m., hit the road by 4:15, and drove 13 hours to California. I worked a couple hours for Dawson and Trey from the car despite getting motion sick. Lexi showed me where she used to live, work, and go to school. We finally visited Dixie Rock, a spot I promised to take her last year. We had steak with her family, met her stepdad and dogs, and now I’m exhausted, recording this half-asleep from bed...

Recorded on: Friday, June 27, 2025, 04:48 PM

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Had a Zoom call where we discussed work hours for next week during my vacation. Balancing work and being present for Lexi and her family is on my mind. I plan to wake up early and work 2 to 4 hours daily to stay on track financially. Talked through how hard I’ve been on myself with work hours, overdelivering, and managing expectations. Shared packing struggles, very...

Recorded on: Thursday, June 26, 2025, 10:18 PM

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Secured a project-based position with PT Dom, pending final confirmation, meaning no $500 monthly fee and potential for paid project work inside Notion. Obsessed for 15 minutes figuring out when podcast episode numbers will match calendar dates, eventually realizing February 2027 offers a full month of alignment. Debated getting a Tesla Model S versus paying off d...

Recorded on: Wednesday, June 25, 2025, 10:32 PM

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Today I talk through the potential PT Dom opportunity and the boundaries I’m setting to protect my work. I break down the back-and-forth with their team, how Mina and Dawson vouching helps, and the value of just being in their network even if the pay is small. I reflect on how much time I have in life right now to work, the old fitness identity I’ve let go of, an...

Recorded on: Tuesday, June 24, 2025, 10:26 PM

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Today I tracked my real business revenue after finally sorting all payments from Venmo, Wise, Stripe, and more. Turns out I’ve made $10,155 since December, plus $6,061 from old fitness coaching. I also broke down income sources like PTD, Trey, and Emmy Fit. Spent the day fixing Mina’s Notion system, which turned into a major tedious project but taught me new tricks...

Recorded on: Monday, June 23, 2025, 09:22 PM

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Today I was frustrated because I slept in, which made me feel lazy and behind. I worked on building my lead and sales tracker in Notion and documented the workflow as I go to avoid confusion later. I reflected on how to handle different scenarios like prospects reaching out during follow-up gaps. I also discussed negotiating more work with PT Dom while protecting ow...

Recorded on: Sunday, June 22, 2025, 11:11 PM

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Today I wrapped up Dawson’s Notion system and now need to get his clients in. Mina’s system is next, but redoing her master log will be a pain since it connects everything like onboarding and check-ins. I also brainstormed the lead and sales tracker, figuring out how to track lead sources, sales process, and automate follow-ups. I ranted about how easy it is to copy...

Recorded on: Saturday, June 21, 2025, 12:41 PM

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I spent today transferring Trey's system into the new layout with full integration, aiming to eliminate future manual data moving. The biggest hurdle has been month-to-month clients missing end dates, which throws off all renewal alerts and LTV tracking. After proposing a workaround, I realized the deeper complexity of importing legacy data versus adding new clien...

Recorded on: Friday, June 20, 2025, 11:00 PM

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I brainstormed turning my Notion systems into a standalone software for high-level online fitness coaches. The vision is an all-in-one CRM with business operations, client data, lead tracking, sales tools, and fitness program delivery. I debated hiring developers, pricing tiers like ClickFunnels, transferring client data, and competing with platforms like EverFit an...

Recorded on: Thursday, June 19, 2025, 11:31 PM

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I woke up uneasy about the PT Domination NDA, reviewed it in plain English through ChatGPT, and confirmed I’m likely in the clear since what I’m building isn’t fitness-related or competitive. Still, it sparked paranoia and reflection on how delicate contracts are. I spent 12 hours fixing a bug in my Notion system tied to lifetime value calculations and renewals. N...

Recorded on: Wednesday, June 18, 2025, 10:14 PM

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Had a Zoom call with Trey to sort out client organization, future projects, and backend systems. He affirmed my work's value, saying he'd pay $5K for the system I’m building. That hit hard. Reflected on feeling fulfilled, working 11 hours straight, and being paid to build something that solves a real problem. Talked about niches, pricing tiers, productivity vs fa...

Recorded on: Tuesday, June 17, 2025, 10:31 PM

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I got shouted out during a Zoom call with Brian’s team and now I’m being referred to as the $30/hour spreadsheet guy, which is flattering but also overwhelming. I’m juggling work for Mina, Trey, and Dawson, feeling behind, anxious, and like I’m being pulled in too many directions. I vent about systems, pricing, expectations, burnout, and my need for organization. B...

Recorded on: Monday, June 16, 2025, 10:51 PM

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I talk through the stress and strategy behind balancing multiple clients like Mina, Dawson, Trey, Riley, and potentially PT Dom while building a universal Notion shift log system. I reframe my workflow, realizing it's smarter to build one master system and customize later. I obsess over making it mistake-proof and scalable. I vent about delays, unresponsive people, ...

Recorded on: Sunday, June 15th, 2025, 10:51 PM

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Laying on an air mattress, I reflect on payments finally coming in from Trey, Mina, and eventually Dawson through the Wise app. I talk about the mental fatigue of building backend systems for multiple clients—Trey, Mina, Dawson—and the challenge of balancing custom work with building a scalable, sellable template. I share ideas around pricing, routines, and my vis...

Recorded on: Saturday, June 14, 2025, 11:08 PM

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I shared the behind-the-scenes process of building a massive, fully customizable Notion-based backend system for online fitness coaches. I vented about common frustrations, like vague definitions and tech limitations, and reflected on breakthroughs like hyperlinking client names and transferring databases cleanly. I debated pricing models, including $5K offers wit...