The Myth of Perfect

Perfection is a myth made up by the mind...
It's tempting idea that,
if all the imperfections in life would just go away,
our lives would be beautiful and easy.
Funny how it's actually the "imperfections" that make the beautiful moments even better...
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| ABOUT REBECCA & INNER ARCHITECTURE |
Originally from Louisiana, I’m grateful to have lived in a number lovely places around the world before landing in Switzerland. After nearly ten years as an Interior Architect and Workplace Design Strategist, I realised that I was being drawn to spend more time with the people and less time with creating physical spaces. In 2012, my curiosity sparked a journey of self-exploration that led to the founding of Inner Architecture - the playfully serious work of creating internal stability for external ease through mindset, communication and storytelling work.
I started creating these Inner Architecture Mini videos to document the learnings from my clients and my own everyday experiences. Every story I was sharing with clients seemed to bring some spark of insight, so I share them with the vision that these stories might inspire you. I’m grateful to do the work that I love every day, and I’m grateful to you for taking the time to connect and share in the learnings.

[@gluecksdrache2054]

I am convinced that you are in a great mood today, wearing the shining ear rings, have a wonderful perspective of the camera including a bright background, completely relaxed. And then telling that the non brilliant moments of life are needed so that the perfect ones shine more?! Not sure if this reasonates with me. On the other hand I remember this day where you had two videos broadcasted within a short time frame. One where the topic of video was "the dark" and then afterwards one with bright sunlight, with exactly the opposite message. Now I am clueless, what do you think?

[@inner-architecture]

I so appreciate that you see the context of the videos and how, at times, they may be contrasting with the message. Sometimes it's in the darkest times that we bring the sunshine. Other times, the warmth of our surroundings can give us the safety to explore our own darker or more difficult questions. And sometimes it's just about timing of when we have the time to film 🤭