Good Enough

Brittany Greenfield
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This is a podcast for high-achieving founders, operators, executives, and leaders who know that excellence matters, but endless refinement kills momentum. As a serial tech entrepreneur, Brittany Greenfield has built and exited companies in high-pressure environments where speed, clarity, and execution are everything. In each episode, she sits down with world-class leaders to explore one of the most important skills in business and life: knowing where the line is. Good enough is not settling. It is strategy. Through candid conversations, practical frameworks, and real stories from leaders who have had to make hard calls, Brittany unpacks how to prioritize what truly matters, define done, move faster, and let go of the rest. From perfectionism and decision drag to burnout, leadership bottlenecks, and the discipline of completion, Good Enough helps listeners trade overthinking for momentum. Because the path to great does not start with perfect. It starts with good enough.

Episodes

  1. 4h ago

    The HR Myth Everyone Believes with Barry Wolfe | #7

    What if the biggest problem at work is that nobody actually knows what success looks like? In this eye-opening conversation, Brittany sits down with HR veteran and author Barry Wolfe to unpack the broken systems behind modern leadership, performance reviews, and workplace culture. From driving forklifts at 13 in his father’s factory to challenging decades of HR dogma, Barry shares why most employees are not failing because they are bad at their jobs, but because leaders never clearly define what winning actually means. Together, they explore why personality tests became a billion-dollar business, how businesses confuse activity with outcomes, and what leaders can do instead to build teams that thrive. In this episode: • Why “perfect employee” thinking hurts organizations • The surprising question every new hire wants answered • How defining outcomes instead of tasks changes everything • Why empathy at work starts with clarity, not psychology If you’ve ever felt lost at work, frustrated as a leader, or trapped chasing perfection, this episode will completely change the way you think about success. Connect with Barry Wolfe Website: https://www.argoshr.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/barry-wolfe-hr/ Connect with Brittany Greenfield Website: https://www.wabbi.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittanygreenfield

  2. Jul 14

    The Hidden Advantage of Uncertainty with Meridith Elliott Powell | #6

    What if uncertainty isn't your biggest obstacle—but your greatest competitive advantage? In this episode of Good Enough, host Brittany Greenfield sits down with business strategist, leadership expert, and bestselling author Meridith Elliott Powell to challenge one of the most common leadership myths: that great leaders always have the answers. Instead, Meridith reveals why the organizations that thrive through disruption are the ones that embrace uncertainty, ask better questions, and empower their teams to find the way forward together. From navigating AI and rapid change to building resilient teams and making confident decisions without perfect information, this conversation is packed with practical strategies for leaders who are ready to stop waiting and start moving. In This Episode: ● Why uncertainty can become your greatest competitive advantage ● How a clear vision creates confidence—even when the path changes ● The leadership skill that's more powerful than having all the answers ● Why listening to your team and customers unlocks innovation ● How to build resilient organizations in the age of AI and constant disruption The future belongs to leaders who are willing to move before every answer is known. When you replace fear with curiosity and perfection with progress, uncertainty becomes the place where extraordinary things begin. Because the greatest risk isn't uncertainty—it's standing still while the world moves forward. Connect with Meridith Elliott Powell https://www.meridithelliottpowell.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/meridithelliottpowell Podcast: Sales Logic Connect with Brittany Greenfield Website: https://www.wabbi.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittanygreenfield

  3. Jul 7

    Done Beats Perfect Every Time with Jeff Munn | #5

    What if the thing holding you back isn't a lack of information—but the fear of making the wrong move? In this episode of Good Enough, host Brittany Greenfield sits down with strategist and advisor Jeff Munn to unpack why so many leaders get trapped in analysis paralysis and how clarity isn't something you find—it's something you create. Together, they explore how to stop waiting for perfect conditions, make peace with uncertainty, and build extraordinary futures one small experiment at a time. From decision fatigue and overthinking to perfectionism and burnout, Jeff shares practical insights for leaders who know what they need to do—but can't seem to take the next step. In This Episode: ● Why fear can actually be a sign that you're ready ● The hidden cost of waiting for perfect clarity ● How to make progress with small, low-risk experiments ● Why "good enough" often leads to extraordinary outcomes ● The power of learning through action instead of endless planning The future isn't built in one giant leap. It's created through small decisions, courageous experiments, and a willingness to move forward before everything is perfectly clear. Because sometimes the bravest thing you can do is take the next step before you have all the answers. Connect with Jeff Munn Website: https://jmunn.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffmunn/ Connect with Brittany Greenfield Website: https://www.wabbi.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittanygreenfield

  4. Jun 30

    Audacity After Adversity with Erika Rothenberger | #4

    What if your hardest moment became your greatest catalyst? In this powerful conversation, Brittany Greenfield sits down with Erica Rothenberger—engineer, entrepreneur, speaker, and survivor—to explore how resilience is built in real time. After surviving a violent assault, Erica didn’t just rebuild—she expanded, redefining what it means to lead, live, and show up boldly. Together, they unpack the myth of “doing it all alone” and reveal how vulnerability, grit, and audacity can transform both personal and professional growth. Key Takeaways: • Why vulnerability is a leadership superpower—not a weakness • How to turn adversity into aligned expansion • The truth about high performance behind the scenes If you’ve ever felt like you had to hold it all together, this episode is your permission to rise—messy, bold, and unapologetically you. Connect with Brittany:  https://www.brittanygreenfield.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittanygreenfield/ Connect with Erica Rothenberger: https://www.erikarothenberger.com/ Podcast: Grit, Grace, & Glitz

  5. Jun 23

    Consistency Is the Real Superpower with Rob Stein | #3

    In this episode, host Brittany Greenfield sits down with entrepreneur, coach, and TEDx speaker Rob Stein to unpack the mindset behind his “Impossible to Fail” framework. From championship bodybuilding to building a leading real estate training platform, Rob shares how relentless consistency—not talent or motivation—is the true driver of success. Together, they explore what it really takes to follow through when motivation fades, how discipline differs from consistency, and why most people fall short just before they break through. Key Takeaways: ● Why consistency—not intensity—creates lasting success ● The difference between discipline and repeatable habits ● How to stay committed when emotions try to derail you If you’ve ever felt stuck, burned out, or close to giving up—this conversation will challenge you to rethink what’s possible. Connect with Brittany:  https://www.brittanygreenfield.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittanygreenfield/ Connect with Rob Stein: https://robstein.com/

  6. Jun 16

    The Hidden Cost of Not Listening with Christine Miles | #2

    Most people think they’re great listeners. Almost none of them actually are. In this episode, Brittany Greenfield sits down with executive coach and listening expert Christine Miles to unpack why listening is one of the most overlooked leadership skills and why poor listening may be quietly costing companies, relationships, and teams more than they realize. Christine shares how her childhood experiences, therapy background, and years working with organizations led her to create The Listening Path, a practical framework for turning listening into a learnable skill. Together, they explore the surprising ways our brains distort communication, why experience can actually make us worse listeners, and how asking two simple questions can completely change the way we connect. In this conversation, you’ll learn: Why listening is a brain problem, not an ear problemThe real cost of miscommunication in business and relationshipsHow empathy is built through better questionsWhy “tell me more” may be the most powerful phrase in leadershipHow AI and modern work culture are making listening even more essential If you’ve ever felt misunderstood, frustrated in meetings, or stuck in conversations that go nowhere, this episode will change the way you think about communication forever. Because good enough listening is not about getting it perfect. It’s about making the other person feel heard. Connect with Brittany:  https://www.brittanygreenfield.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittanygreenfield/ Connect with Christine: https://www.instagram.com/christine.miles.listens/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/thelisteningguide/

  7. Jun 11

    Perfection Is Killing Your Momentum | #1

    What if your biggest strength... is actually what’s holding you back? In this solo episode, Brittany Greenfield—founder, builder, and self-proclaimed perfectionist—pulls back the curtain on the hidden cost of perfectionism and why it quietly sabotages progress. Drawing from her experience building a cybersecurity company, Brittany shares the moment she realized perfection wasn’t productive—it was procrastination in disguise—and how embracing “good enough” became the key to execution, clarity, and growth. This episode reframes what it means to lead, build, and succeed in a world obsessed with polish—offering a more grounded, repeatable path forward. Key takeaways: ● Why perfectionism drains time, energy, and momentum (and what to do instead) ● The power of defining “done”—including the 70% rule and time-boxing your work ● How stacking small wins creates confidence, clarity, and real progress If you’ve been stuck overthinking, over-editing, or waiting for the “perfect” moment—this is your permission to move. Because success isn’t built on perfection—it’s built one “done” at a time. Connect with Brittany:  https://www.brittanygreenfield.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittanygreenfield/ Subscribe for more episodes on pragmatic leadership, execution, and building momentum over perfection.

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This is a podcast for high-achieving founders, operators, executives, and leaders who know that excellence matters, but endless refinement kills momentum. As a serial tech entrepreneur, Brittany Greenfield has built and exited companies in high-pressure environments where speed, clarity, and execution are everything. In each episode, she sits down with world-class leaders to explore one of the most important skills in business and life: knowing where the line is. Good enough is not settling. It is strategy. Through candid conversations, practical frameworks, and real stories from leaders who have had to make hard calls, Brittany unpacks how to prioritize what truly matters, define done, move faster, and let go of the rest. From perfectionism and decision drag to burnout, leadership bottlenecks, and the discipline of completion, Good Enough helps listeners trade overthinking for momentum. Because the path to great does not start with perfect. It starts with good enough.

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  • Creator
    Brittany Greenfield
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    7
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Brittany Greenfield
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    Good Enough