The Bryson Every Day Project

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Recorded on: Saturday, January 3, 2026 Episode Summary by AI I reflect on falling a week behind due to laziness not complexity. The workflow never changed and only takes minutes but avoidance won. I focus on objectively observing behavior instead of rationalizing it. I describe a slow start to the day followed by solid progress building and testing the app fixing logic errors refining dates sizing and task flows. I explain why delaying external testers makes sense while I already know existing issues. I end noting steady progress excitement and satisfaction with incremental improvements. Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI • Nothing changed. Nothing. • I just dont want to. • What then is the purpose of having other people discover those same things? Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI • I just clicked something that was not correct. • Can I just commit to this Cant commit to it. • So I dont even remember what I was talking about. My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI I feel clear headed about why things slip and its not complexity its avoidance. I feel encouraged because progress came once I started. I feel calm about not rushing testers and confident in tightening the product first. I feel excited watching the app slowly match the vision in my head. What I Did Today - Summarized by AI Woke up sluggish, scrolled my phone, started working, built and tested app features, fixed errors, refined UI details, debated beta timing, helped Lexi, went on a date, returned late, reflected and wrapped the episode Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24) Income Today: +$0 Year 2 (so far): $670 Year 1: $38,859

Recorded on: Friday, January 2, 2026 Episode Summary by AI I worked deep into the app polishing core systems after clearing a major bug. I refined task completion sounds medals and streak logic while stress testing calculations with developer controls. I questioned the value of external beta testing versus self testing. I adjusted task rules templates and UI overflow issues. I trained in my home gym and reflected on time value convenience and creativity benefits compared to public gyms. Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI • I think it sounds silly but getting the sound effects right so they are not some bullshit electronic or iPhone sounding • Ninety five percent of the app is actually outside of the app living life and doing the things that you say you are going to do • When you place a price tag on your time paying for a home gym is actually very inexpensive Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI • I have not coded shit but cursor has • I thought I fucked everything up I thought I made a big boo boo • I can work out without a shirt and actually see myself working out without a shirt My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI I feel locked in and satisfied grinding through details that most people would rush past. I trust my judgment on how this product should function because I built the logic behind it. I am excited seeing it come alive in real use. I value autonomy control and efficiency and that shows in both how I build software and how I train. What I Did Today - Summarized by AI Worked on app features, refined sound design, tested medals streaks and stats, built developer testing controls, identified and fixed UI and logic bugs, drafted task rules and templates, adjusted task flow decisions, completed a home gym workout, spent the evening with my partner Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24) Income Today: +$0 Year 2 (so far): $670 Year 1: $38,859

Recorded on: Thursday, January 1, 2026 Episode Summary by AI I reflect on starting the year quietly at home with Lexi, resting, playing Monopoly, and noticing how easily time slips away. I question the value of New Year resolutions and focus instead on starting good habits immediately. I outline the core philosophy behind Blade as a strict customizable system built on personal difficulty not comparison. The goal is shared structure individual struggle and ruthless accountability that forces growth across multiple areas of life. Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI If a change you want to make in your life is a good thing then you should make the change now The best time to start would be then because once you make it through that that will be kind of your new bar We should only strive to accomplish the things in which are difficult for ourselves to overcome Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI We slept in till noon We agreed that I won Never listen to any word I ever say ever My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI I feel calm but aware of how fast time disappears when structure slips. I am motivated by discipline not hype and skeptical of performative change. I trust hard rules because they exposed my own excuses. I want systems that remove negotiation and force honesty. I am thinking long term and building something that reflects how growth actually happens for me. What I Did Today - Summarized by AI slept in late, rested with Lexi, played Monopoly, watched the ball drop, did small chores, reflected on habits, refined the Blade concept, thought through structure and philosophy Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24) Income Today: +$0 Year 2 (so far): $670 Year 1: $38,859

Recorded on: Wednesday, December 31, 2025 Episode Summary by AI I solved a major task completion bug by translating support feedback through multiple AI tools until one broke it into usable steps. Completion works and undo was fixed shortly after. The process drained my energy and focus but progress returned. I reviewed podcast performance showing strong yearly growth global reach platform distribution and modest ad revenue. I reflected on New Year symbolism calendar logic motivation dips distraction and ended preparing for a quiet night and catching up on uploads. Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI “But all that changes is a 2nd, a 2nd on the clock, which then changes different numbers on a calendar that was man-made.” “I can appreciate the energy around it of people wanting to change and be better and stuff like that.” “It is the longest streak I have in my life right now.” Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI “What a 1st world problem. Load, load quickly, load immediately, load fast.” “So yeah, we’re rich as fuck.” “Maybe it was the sneeze episode.” My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI I felt drained frustrated and disinterested after fighting the same error for days without real understanding of the code. Relying on AI made progress feel fragile and motivation dropped which led to distraction and too much phone time. Once the issue was finally fixed relief kicked in and momentum returned. I felt grounded about New Year hype indifferent to symbolism and content choosing quiet progress over performative celebration. What I Did Today - Summarized by AI Debugged task completion and undo errors using multiple AI tools, translated support feedback into actionable steps, restored app functionality, reviewed podcast download growth and geography, checked platform and source analytics, reviewed ad revenue, reflected on New Year symbolism, prepared for dinner and a quiet night, planned to upload backlog episodes Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24) Income Today: +$0 Year 2 (so far): $670 Year 1: $38,859

Recorded on: Tuesday, December 30, 2025 Episode Summary by AI I spent most of the day fighting a major app bug where completed tasks refuse to save despite sounds animations and medals working. The issue stalled progress and tested my patience. I also interviewed with FedEx for a part time route likely three days a week to stabilize income. Afterward I reflected on my car home gym neighborhood and overall position realizing this step back is temporary and not a failure but part of surviving while I keep building. Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI “Is it a step back I don’t know” “I do so good I do so good” “Maybe that’s why I’m in the spot because the worst case scenario wasn’t that bad” Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI “I really don’t know what the hell’s going on” “Goddamn so frustrating” “Everything else I truthfully couldn’t give a fuck about” My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI I feel frustrated by wasted effort but grounded by perspective. The bug annoyed me yet reminded me that hard problems are part of building something real. The FedEx interview felt strange but practical. Standing in my garage looking at what I have made it clear I am not failing. I am pausing to stabilize while I keep moving forward on my own terms. What I Did Today - Summarized by AI Debugged a broken task completion system, added sound and medal effects, tested animations, interviewed with FedEx, evaluated part time work structure, reviewed income math, reflected on progress and environment, recommitted to short term stability while continuing long term projects Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24) Income Today: +$0 Year 2 (so far): $670 Year 1: $38,859

Recorded on: Monday, December 29, 2025 Episode Summary by AI I reflect on returning to FedEx after leaving entrepreneurship income instability. Reduced client hours cut my earnings forcing a practical reset. I choose stable work to remove financial stress while continuing long term projects FitBiz and Blade. This feels like humility and ego correction not failure. I prioritize responsibility to my partner mental stability and sustainable progress over short term sales and fragmented systems while recommitting to patience discipline and long game execution. Notable Quotes From This Episode by AI • Sometimes you have to do things you don't want to do to get to the next stage of where you can do things that you do want to do. • I just gotta keep pushing. • I do believe that this is a good thing. Funny Out of Context Quotes by AI • fuck that guy. • My anxiety won't let me shut the fuck up. • Look at my face. Look what I'm wearing. Look at my badge. My Thoughts & Feelings for Today Summarized by AI I feel grounded and clear. This is not panic or defeat. It is responsibility. I am choosing stability so I can think straight and build without fear. My ego took a hit but my confidence did not. I am protecting my future my relationship and my long term vision. I trust my work ethic and I am fine doing what needs to be done right now. What I Did Today Summarized by AI Reflected on income reality calculated finances decided to interview at FedEx communicated with clients evaluated FitBiz limitations reaffirmed Blade long term strategy worked on account creation debugging and stabilized my next steps Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24) Income Today: +$0 Year 2 (so far): $670 Year 1: $38,859

Recorded on: Sunday, December 28, 2025 Episode Summary by AI I talk through a light Sunday focused on life maintenance with Lexi and minimal work. I explain my workflow of recording prompts transcribing them refining them with ChatGPT and shipping them into Cursor where features now build fast but polish remains painful. I detail creating my own test account debugging signup session errors UI inconsistencies and medal logic. I reflect on week numbering time being arbitrary early beta interest patterns and continued progress toward TestFlight readiness. Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI “It’s made up bullshit, huh?” “There’s no sense in having everybody on board and testing this out, if they can’t even log in and make an account in the 1st place.” “Every little change that I make, it’s so annoying that I have to focus on it and spend so much time with small things.” Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI “What the fuck does that mean, right?” “That is the most annoying shit in the world.” “I never have good luck with the fucking calendars on this goddamn show.” My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI I feel steady and clear headed. Today was about maintenance not momentum. The big pieces are working and now I am buried in tiny details that matter more than people think. It is frustrating but also a good sign because this is what real polish looks like. I am excited for the coming week and confident the foundation is solid even if the process is monotonous. What I Did Today - Summarized by AI ran errands with Lexi, organized Christmas items, cleaned the house, grocery shopped at Costco, refined recorded prompts, processed transcripts through ChatGPT and Cursor, built features, attempted account creation, debugged signup and session errors, adjusted UI spacing and consistency, reviewed calendar week structures, collected beta tester emails, reflected on engagement patterns Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24) Income Today: +$0 Year 2 (so far): $670 Year 1: $38,859

Recorded on: Saturday, December 27, 2025 Episode Summary by AI I reflect on reaching episode 800 and the consistency behind recording hundreds of shows. I talk through reorganizing my garage home gym and realizing the floor is uneven after movers helped relocate heavy equipment. I share thoughts on batching podcast uploads and balancing laziness with efficiency. I cover returning a faulty washer dryer through Costco and progress on my app including paywalls subscriptions and extensive Apple privacy policy requirements before launch. Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI Happy episode 800. That’s crazy. 800 days ago I started recording a show. I guess my whole garage is just on a slant. I didn’t even think about that. Being on the back end side of this stuff is crazy because they’re just asking me very openly you want to track this stuff. Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI This shit is crooked as fuck. Start an 800s off with measuring shit. I’m talking to myself in the garage. My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI I feel proud of the consistency behind 800 episodes while also noticing how easily I overexplain simple things. I am slightly annoyed by the gym setup being uneven but still grateful for the unexpected help. I feel momentum with the app even though Apple requirements slowed things down. Overall it feels like progress mixed with mild frustration and realism. What I Did Today - Summarized by AI Recorded episode 800 reorganized the home gym measured and inspected equipment returned a washer dryer ordered a replacement worked on app paywalls subscriptions and Apple privacy policy setup Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24) Income Today: +$0 Year 1: $38,859 Year 2 (so far): $0

Recorded on: Friday, December 26, 2025th, 07:53 PM Episode Summary by AI I recorded long form videos explaining the Blade app and decided to post them despite being unfocused because the passion felt real. I set up my Apple developer account, tightened security and super admin access, and reviewed early tester interest. I trained at home with Murph style work and reorganized the garage gym. I reflected on quality of life investments, consistency, leading by example, and went down a deep rabbit hole questioning science, belief, and God. Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI “If it improves your quality of life, I just don’t think it’s really hard to put a price tag on a quality of life improver.” “At the end of the day, this app is going to be very helpful for me, and I’m stoked to use it and to rank up my own shit and lead by example.” “We question all of our beliefs, except for those that we truly believe, and those we never think to question.” Funny, Out of Context Quotes, by AI “Couldn’t give a fuck.” “I just feel like a weak bitch.” “Shut the fuck up.” My Thoughts & Feelings for Today - Summarized by AI I felt fired up, scattered, curious, and grounded at the same time. I’m confident in what I’m building, aware of my flaws in communication, and proud of taking imperfect action. Training reminded me who I am when things are simple. Questioning big ideas shook me, but in a way that feels mentally alive, not lost. What I Did Today - Summarized by AI Recorded Blade videos, posted app content, set up Apple developer account, tightened security and admin controls, reviewed tester forms, worked out with Murph movements, reorganized home gym, reflected on quality of life systems, questioned belief and science Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24) Income Today: +$160 Year 2 (so far): $670 Year 1: $38,859

Recorded on: Thursday, December 25th, 2025 Episode Summary by AI I reflect on Christmas traditions ending and beginning, my first real Christmas without my mom and now with Lexi. I talk about learning early that nothing lasts forever and how that shaped my outlook on good and bad phases. I describe family games I created, observing people more than playing, and finding meaning in shared moments. I connect this mindset to building my app, pushing discipline, designing blades blitzes and reapers, and choosing perspective intentionally. Notable Quotes From This Episode, by AI • Everything must come to an end • It happens a lot your last of whatever happens and you do not even realize • You can sculpt your perspective how you perceive life any which way you want Funny Out of Context Quotes, by AI • Hard as in boner • This family might be too retarded to play this game • Siri what is 1000 divided by 18 My Thoughts & Feelings for Today Summarized by AI I feel grateful and reflective. I notice growth and loss at the same time. I feel peace knowing I paid attention when things mattered. I see discipline as something I let slip and something I want back. I feel grounded in building something long term that matches how I want to live. I am honest about fear of failure and motivated to confront it directly. What I Did Today Summarized by AI Woke up with Lexi, exchanged gifts, visited my grandma, ran family games and bingo, went to my moms house, watched a movie, talked deeply with Lexi, avoided work, reflected on old podcast episodes, planned app security work, refined ideas for blades blitzes and reapers Business Revenue Tracker (Since 12/20/24) Income Today: +$0 Year 1: $38,859 Year 2 (so far): $510