You've heard of Dog Comms . . . but have you heard of Penguin Comms?
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🐧 PENGUIN COMMS 🐧
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The word "penguin" likely originated in the late 16th century, initially referring to the now-extinct Great Auk of the Northern Hemisphere, not Southern Hemisphere penguins.
The leading, though debated, theory suggests it stems from the Welsh pen gwyn, meaning "white head".
Penguin = White Head (Hat)
The moar you be knowin 🌈 an sheit 💩
Maybe it's the Penguin theory?
"Changing others' behavior is more about showing than telling. Penguins (and people) are less open to advice and suggestions than you would like to think. They need to see it and be given a challenge to live up to in order to change."
Sounds a lot like a certain Q phrase.
u/#q4024
https://fullfocus.co/how-penguin-leadership-will-change-your-team-culture/#:~:text=Changing%20others'%20behavior%20is%20more,to%20in%20order%20to%20change.
u/Qanaut
I just keep thinking about 10 years in Catholic school...
u/#catdance
Not sure what you mean there. I grew up in a Catholic family. I did go to Catechism though.
u/#catdance
Oh man this is deep and good! Nice connection Anon! 😃
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