She recently added a new project to her busy schedule by visiting local schools Springs to give a talk “wearing a fake mask'”.
Sharing her experiences with the learners at Eureka High School, she also motivated them be themselves and not to be afraid to take off their masks.
Bianca (35) believes wearing a mask is not linked to any age as every person is wearing a different mask.
“I have visited recently visited three schools in Springs and was overwhelmed by the response of the teachers and learners,” she says.
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According to Bianca the principals of the schools were excited when she approached them about her motivational talk.
She has also visited Montessori Primary School and Protea Skool, primary and high school, as well as Hoërskool John Vorster in Nigel.
“Hiding behind your mask just because you don’t want other to know or see what is going on in your life is not the answer,” says Bianca.
She believes every person is unique and should dream follow their dreams.
“This can only come true if you work hard and strive for a better future,” she says.
Bullying at schools is a serious concern.
She states that bullying is not necessarily just violence it can also be associated with defamation and gossip, but also with derogatory language.
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“Words can leave internal scars which can take years to heal and attributes to several people not fulfilling their dreams,” she says.
Her motto is, if you don’t have anything good to say to someone, rather don’t say anything at all.
Bianca changes the subject of her motivational talks depending on the age of the audience.
“All the younger generation needs is motivation to pursue their dreams,” says Bianca.
