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"Break your comfort zone" by Adriana Moya Solis on DECEMBER 5, 2014 Gregory Cajina, author of «Break your comfort zone» (Oniro), lives between Germany and Madrid, allowing him to continually make comparisons between the two countries. To explain how we can apply the theory in his book - in which the reader is encouraged to take risks and make their own decisions in life - to relationships between parents and children, the first thing he does is place ourselves with a comparison between the two countries. «Here the child is the center of the family. In Germany they are important, but they are one more member. In Germany, education is very much oriented towards the independence of the child, something that traditional Spanish teaching dynamites. Here the child is bolted to the chair and is expected not to get up until the race is over. It's not that Germanic children are smarter or have a different brain structure. It is that, contrary to here, they are educated in in...