Stop donating your life savings to baristas for cold bean water and start making it yourself with zero effort and maximum authority. We are going to grind, drown, and then completely ignore a jar of coffee until it transforms into the liquid productivity your brain actually needs. This breakdown is designed to bypass your executive dysfunction by turning a vague project into a series of punchy, satisfying mini-victories.
Master Cold Brew: A Decisive Guide to Liquid Productivity
Grind coffee beans coarsely.
Dump grounds into a jar.
Drown the grounds in cold water.
Stir the sludge.
Seal the jar.
Abandon the jar in the fridge for 12 hours.
Strain the liquid through a filter.
Consume the bean juice.









