In this episode, we talk to David Corbera, a professional specializing in the psychology of self-knowledge, emotional management, and family dynamics. His work focuses on understanding how our personal history, our bonds, and our emotional wounds shape the way we live, love, make decisions, and relate to the world. Throughout the episode, David guides us through deep topics such as forgiveness, reconciliation with the past, the patterns we repeat without realizing it, the figure of our parents, the impact of perfectionism, inherited guilt, and the roles we assume within our family. A direct, honest conversation that really strikes a chord. If you want to understand yourself better, break patterns that do not belong to you, and connect with a freer version of yourself, this episode is for you. The topics we explore 00:00 - Intro 02:27 - I do the same things as my parents08:07 - “It’s bad to be like my father”11:12 - You don’t need to talk to your parents to forgive them16:40 - Honoring family and how that can hinder making your own decisions18:12 - The best gift we can give our children is to live our own lives20:35 - “The perfect daughter who accompanies you all your life”22:02 - Self-knowledge is the key26:46 - The perfectionist profile28:43 - When your mother gives you lessons, even when she hasn't been there31:44 - Hatred can be fruitful34:15 - Would I be a better mother if I distance myself?37:40 - “I have these outbursts that I didn’t know existed in me”48:37 - Why are some men more sensitive?57:08 - Letting go from a place of love1:03:25 - You do well when your children are free1:05:40 - Beautiful conclusions “The tighter you squeeze, the more sand slips through”1:06:06 - Kite poem: you can consider yourself satisfied This episode is brought to you by www.belevels.com
