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.

This episode is Day 3 of The Threshold — a short series designed to help you close one year intentionally and prepare for what’s next.

Today’s focus is the foundation.

Most people don’t fail because they lack talent or motivation. They burn out because what they’re building sits on something unstable. Unpredictable income. Inconsistent habits. No systems to support them when motivation fades.

In this episode, we cut the BS around hustle and talk about:

• Why burnout is often a foundation problem, not a mindset problem

• How consistency creates predictable results

• Why discipline is protection — not punishment

• What it really takes to build something that lasts

Through story, reflection, and a simple grounding exercise, this episode invites entrepreneurs and high-achievers to stop chasing “rain” and start building the well.

If you’re tired of starting over every year and ready to build with intention, this episode is for you.

This episode is Day 2 of The Threshold — a short year-end mini-series designed to help you close one year intentionally and prepare for what’s next.

Today’s focus is completion.

Most end-of-year exhaustion isn’t from doing too much — it’s from carrying too many unfinished things. Unsent emails. Avoided conversations. Half-finished projects. Decisions we keep postponing because they feel uncomfortable.

In this episode, we cut the BS around productivity and talk about why:

-Incompletion quietly drains energy

-Closure brings clarity and calm

-Completion isn’t about perfection — it’s about peace

You’ll hear a short parable, a grounded teaching, a daily affirmation, a brief guided meditation, and one simple action you can take today to clear mental and emotional space.

This episode is for entrepreneurs, leaders, and high-performers who want to enter the new year lighter, clearer, and more intentional.

This episode kicks off The Threshold, a short year-end reset for entrepreneurs and leaders. Day 1 focuses on relationships and awareness—understanding when compassion requires boundaries as we prepare for our future.

Life isn’t easy.
It’s not supposed to be.
And if you’ve ever wondered why the SAME patterns, the SAME triggers, the SAME people, and the SAME emotional wounds keep ambushing you — this episode is your turning point.

In this raw, unfiltered, and unapologetically honest episode of Cut the BS, Build the Dream, Brittney breaks down the six real layers of mental toughness — not the motivational-poster nonsense, but the kind that’s forged in childhood instability, abandonment wounds, single motherhood, leadership pressure, partnership conflict, and real-world pain.

You’ll learn:

• Why your baseline matters

• How events become trauma triggers

• How your tolerance threshold shapes your behavior

• How long you stay down after being hit

• Why your bounce-back speed is more important than the fall

• How adversity can either upgrade you or shrink you

Plus:
Brittney shares her own story of childhood instability, abandonment trauma, and early-business triggers that shaped her resilience — and how she built the emotional armor she leads with today.

This episode ends with a Goggins-style pep talk, practical steps to rebuild your baseline, and a punch-in-the-soul reminder of who you REALLY are.

If you’re ready to stop breaking… and start building…
press play.

When life feels like it’s burning down around you, it’s easy to mistake the fire for failure. But what if it’s actually transformation? 🔥

In this Halloween season premiere of Cut the BS, Build the Dream, Brittney explores what it really means to rise from the ashes. You’ll learn how to rebuild confidence in the middle of chaos — using science, self-awareness, and steady action to rewire your brain for calm and courage.

This episode dives into the truth about burnout, the biology of confidence, and how to turn breakdowns into breakthroughs. Because the Phoenix doesn’t fear the flames — she uses them to fly. 🖤