Why do you think experience sometimes leads to shortcuts instead of better safety?
What habits or thinking patterns cause this? 
What is one shortcut you’ve seen experienced workers take that new workers copy? 

Think about a time you rushed a task or ignored a rule to “save time”.
What pressure were you under at the moment?
 
What was the worst realistic outcome — not the lucky outcome? 

PPE can be uncomfortable. Injuries are permanent.
When PPE becomes annoying or uncomfortable, what do you usually tell yourself to justify removing or adjusting it? 
What would change if you treated PPE discomfort as a warning sign — not an inconvenience? 

Most unsafe behaviour continues because people stay quiet.
What usually stops workers from speaking up about PPE issues?
What does a respectful, professional safety call-out actually sound like on a worksite? 
Write one sentence you could realistically say. 

Injuries don’t happen in isolation.
If you were injured tomorrow due to poor PPE habits, who else would be affected — and how?