Changing the world is not about setting it right, but seeing it right. If you believe the world is broken and you need to fix it, you will find more and more things broken. If you see the world as whole and beautiful, you will find more and more things to celebrate. We are continuously choosing between affirmation and resistance. Not at all.
Perfection includes the process of changing, growing, expanding, improving, and moving ahead.
But our actions to improve do not proceed from an attitude of pushing against lack. The true perfectionist creates effective change by seeing the highest possibilities and becoming so excited about them that conditions must rise to match the vision. Several years ago while I was walking through the Los Angeles airport, I felt annoyed by the massive construction going on. I saw ugly makeshift plywood walls to my left and right, a maze of paint-laden scaffolds, and long winding detours to baggage claim. I grumbled to myself about what a mess the place was, and how long it was taking to fix it.