Summary of El síndrome de la familia perfecta. Cristina Gutiérrez, educadora emocional

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Cristina Gutiérrez, an emotional educator, discusses the syndrome of the perfect family where parents project a perfect image of the family including the perfect child, perfect house, and perfect bodies leading to immense pressure on the child to perform and succeed. Gutiérrez argues that parents should teach their children to tolerate frustration, educate them to cope with failure and disappointment as many children in today's world have a sense of self-importance that hinders their ability to work in a group. According to Gutiérrez, happiness is a personal task that involves having a healthy self-esteem and knowing oneself, not constantly relying on others for protection.

• 00:00:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the syndrome of the perfect family which involves projecting a perfect image of the family, including a perfect house, perfect bodies, and a perfect child. According to the speaker, many parents treat their children as projects, planning their lives down to the last detail. This can lead to a child feeling immense pressure, as they believe that their parents' happiness depends entirely on their success. The speaker argues that parents need to teach their children to tolerate frustration and educate them to cope with failure and disappointment. She notes that many children in today's world are impatient and have a sense of self-importance that can hinder their ability to work well within a group.
• 00:05:00 In this section, Cristina Gutiérrez, an emotional educator, explains that happiness is a personal task which involves knowing yourself and having a healthy self-esteem. It's not just feeling worthy as you are, but also feeling worthy as your own protector and not constantly relying on others to do so.