
Una colombiana emigra de su país y denuncia la forma en la que se vive allí: «N…
Durante las últimas décadas, miles de personas de América Latina han emigrado a Europa en busca de un futuro mejor
A recent viral video by content creator Scarlett Schmalbach, currently residing in Europe, has sparked discussion by contrasting the 'quality of life' in France and Germany with that of Colombia. Schmalbach emphasizes the European philosophy of 'working to live, not living to work,' highlighting the cultural importance of rest days and regulated business hours, such as shops being closed on Sundays. 'It's about respecting people's rest times,' she stated, noting that Europeans are not expected to work 24/7. She contrasted this with the Colombian experience, where she observes individuals working long hours, often from '8 AM to 8 PM,' and enduring lengthy commutes, sometimes 'two hours just to get home.' Schmalbach expressed concerns about the mental and physical toll this takes, stating, 'mentally and physically, it was detrimental to my health.' She advocates for a shift in mindset, prioritizing personal well-being over constant productivity. 'We need to learn to respect and set limits,' she concluded, reflecting on the Colombian tendency to 'give 110%' even when unnecessary. The video invites viewers to consider different cultural approaches to work and leisure.
Durante las últimas décadas, miles de personas de América Latina han emigrado a Europa en busca de un futuro mejor