Why do we expect ourselves to be perfect when everything we trust is still evolving?

In this episode of Cut the BS, Build the Dream, Brittney Kosev breaks down why growth builds more trust than perfection—and why being a work in progress is not a weakness, but a strength.

Using the iPhone as a metaphor for personal growth and Carrie Bradshaw as a cultural example of evolving in public, this episode explores mindset, authenticity, self-trust, and creative confidence.

You’ll learn:

- why perfection creates distance

- how self-judgment blocks creativity and success

-why authenticity builds trust in business and life

-how to reconnect with your future self through alignment, not pressure

Perfect for entrepreneurs, real estate agents, leaders, and anyone focused on personal development, mindset growth, and building a meaningful life and business.

You’re not behind.

You’re just updating.

What you consistently give your attention to is what grows — in your business, your mindset, and your life.

In the final episode of The Threshold, Brittney closes the series with a powerful parable about commitment, consistency, and showing up when no one is watching. This episode cuts through hustle culture and reframes success as focus over time, not intensity or motivation.

If you’re ready to stop feeding urgency and start feeding what actually sustains you, this episode will ground you in what truly matters moving forward.

Most people don’t enter a new year — they drift into it.

In this episode of Cut the BS, Build the Dream, Brittney explores why momentum is not the same as direction and how the way you cross into a new season determines how steady you feel on the other side.

Through a real, hilarious, and humbling story from a hike in Maui, this episode unpacks preparation vs. confidence, awareness vs. urgency, and why new years don’t magically change anything — unless you do.

This is an invitation to pause, reflect, and cross into the year with intention instead of pressure.