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Posted on 10 November 201615 January 2017 by Anne Gibson

Now on The Interconnected: Rhythms and Risings

Part love letter to the company I’m leaving after 16 years, part political commentary on the rough roads American has walked during those 16 years and the recent election of Donald Trump, my most recent post on The Interconnected, Rhythms and risings, talks about incremental change and staying the course

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