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Rubber Band Effect

in Elementary Schools, Middle Schools, Primary Schools, Secondary Schools / by Gene Bedley
March 7, 2013

Don’t kids love making masks! You can become something or someone totally different by covering the real you!

But, they are no good unless you put them on your face.To make it work well, you must attach it.

The final part of mask construction is doing the rubber band attachment. Now, it is ready for use. Put the mask over the head, and you are in business ; ready to create your new persona.

What happens when you have finished with the mask? You go to take it off, pulling it away from your face. But maybe you forget to disconnect the rubber band.

Yes, once you let go of the mask, thinking that it is gone, it slaps back into position. Your face is still smarting from the sting.

The mask won’t go unless you separate the band!

Habits, values, principles can be just like that! Whether positive or negative, if you want to make a change, you need to slash the rubber band!

What rubber bands have you got attached to your life? How recently has a mask slapped back in your face?

TODAY cut the rubber bands from your masks.&Become YOU!

Bruce Wadd.

– Bruce Wadd

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