Rosa Lastra, professor of Banking Law at the University of London and mother of four, highlights the importance of prioritizing family, cultural tolerance, and planning in managing a household. She emphasizes that long-term success is rooted in values, education, and adapting to available resources, along with appreciating domestic economy and family solidarity. Her personal and professional experience shows that love, education, and communication are key to building a balanced and fulfilling life.
Julia Prats points out that running a household involves many of the same skills and mindsets as entrepreneurship — like innovation, dealing with uncertainty, and taking responsibility. She also emphasizes that family is where love, trust, and values are developed, all of which have a real impact on professional life and society.
María Sophia Aguirre believes that family is essential for economic, social, and emotional well-being. She also notes that family stability boosts mental health, performance, and productivity — all of which are key for sustainable growth.
Mohamed Gamal Abdelmonem, professor of architecture and father, says the home is a social and emotional space where relationships are built, where we adapt to change, and where well-being is nurtured. Things like layout, natural light, and connection to the environment are key to creating homes that feel warm and evolve with the needs of those who live in them. A home should be a flexible haven that reflects family life.
Marta Bertolaso emphasizes that home is fundamental to human well-being and growth. It's also where we learn to care and lead within a community. She highlights that true care and leadership are born from everyday relationships and actions at home.