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Image: Lanzen via Flickr, CC 2.0. And while one’s co-workers, neighbors, etc., can become one’s tribe, they are not automatically so. But if you give them the chance, they will. And to you, my tribe – thank you. If you enjoyed it, be sure to connect with Shonali on Twitter , Facebook , or Google+.
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