The Airplane Analogy
You’re on an airplane and the oxygen masks fall down from the cabin ceiling. At the beginning of the flight they tell you to put on your mask before assisting those around you, yet you still reach for the mask of the person next to you, whether that be a small child, injured man, elderly woman, parent, or friend. But what happens? Who is reaching to put your oxygen mask on for you? No one. You’re there suffocating. You can’t help anyone around you if you can’t breathe. Put your own mask on first. Breathe your own air before you help others. What good can you do if you can’t breathe?




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