How to Deal with Disappointment: Arigato Moments

DISAPPOINTMENT, ILLUSION & GRATITUDE
Understanding how these topics are connected can massively support your #growth, #clarity and #resilience.
#storytellingcoaching #arigato #gratitude
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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 the 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 and inner-dialogue work.
I started creating these Inner Architecture Mini videos to document the learnings from my own experiences and learnings as I navigate and uncover new territory within the human mind. 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 incredibly 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.

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I *really* like to watch and comment your epic storytelling. This video resonates with me! Why is that: This - as you call it Arigato moment - is often at the same time also a location.
A location at a crossroads with at least three paths. Continue a journey with the previous direction or search for a navigator to explain the map and the rough sea. And then your customer as Captain decides: Either following the "traditional path" or set a complete new destination. 🐲
My question: Is Rebecca Roberts a navigator, a bold pathfinder?