The Young & Free Mississippi Spokesperson represents the voice of the Mississippi 25-and-under crowd. This person is aware of what’s happening in the lives of people 25 and under, can relate to them, and is there to capture the essence of what this group is talking about.

For complete details goto:

http://www.youngfreemississippi.com/job-overview

What will the spokesperson do?

Be an advocate for Mississippi’s 25-and-under crowd and represent the Credit Unions of Mississippi.

The successful applicant must be:

Self motivated and able to talk to anyone, anytime

Dynamic, likeable and outgoing

Creative and energetic in writing and other communications

Comfortable on camera

Computer savvy

Able to film, edit and upload video

Comfortable with all things Web

The Y&F Spokesperson is expected to:

Become a member of a participating Young & Free Mississippi credit union

Work full time for a full year

Travel, attend and speak at events throughout the year, throughout the state

Post daily blog entries and weekly video blogs

For complete details goto:

http://www.youngfreemississippi.com/job-overview

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Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome discloses the lingering effect of hundreds of years of American chattel slavery on African American people today. This takes us beyond, WHAT happened, too “How has this impacted our lives, and how do you HEAL it?” The “IT” has a name (Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome), and a path to healing.

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Last Friday, ArmyLive posted a video on YouTube from SPC Joe Sanders on suicide prevention as part of National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. SPC Sanders was deployed when he attempted to commit suicide, but fortunately for him his battle buddy was aware of the signs and was able to step in and save him.

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Have you considered how authentic you are? What about your business? Not how successful or large or profitable your business is but how authentic it is. Authenticity is a defining issue for businesses in the 21st century. The companies that have rendered authenticity in their business environments are the ones that will meet sustainable success in the future. And authentic businesses stem from authentic people.

Authenticity refers to being credible, sincere, genuine, trustworthy and real. It is a phrase we hear frequently during the current presidential campaign. Candidates are being evaluated by how “real” they come across – their level of authenticity.

In the past 30 years I have researched issues of authenticity. What I have learned is that there are three basic components of authenticity. I have defined these as Inner Voice, Outer Voice and Expressive Voice.

Authenticity stems from the Inner Voice – the degree to which an individual listens to and follows the voice that speaks within. Authenticity is strengthened through the Outer Voice – how you are perceived by other people. And it is enhanced through the Expressive Voice – how you live your life on a day to day basis.

After developing the test and delving deeper into issues of authenticity I began to examine how authenticity could be applied to business. What I have come up is the three components of authentic businesses. A business that is authentic has a guiding Inner Voice – employees who share a common vision and as a result enjoy working there. Authentic businesses have a strong Outer Voice – customers who embrace the vision and are loyal to the company. Authentic businesses have a representative Expressive Voice – products and services that live up to the vision and meet the needs of the customers. And when businesses create an alignment between employees, customers and products/services they become even more authentic.

Authentic businesses create opportunities for customers and employees to “feel” and “experience” the company. An example of an authentic business is Starbucks where you don’t just buy a cup of coffee. At Starbucks you get the “experience” of coffee – networking with other people, working on your laptop, playing chess, listening to speakers and other ways that people engage and interact when drinking coffee.

How authentic is your business? Do your customers receive an experience when they interact with you? Are your employees, customers and products/services aligned? Are you authentic yourself and a role model for authenticity within your business? Whatever your level of authenticity and that of your business, it can be enhanced. Sustainable businesses implement authenticity and thrive. Will yours be one of them?

Norma T. Hollis is an authenticity expert who has created the Authenticity Assessment for individuals and organizations. Her book “Ten Steps to Authenticity” expands on the assessment and provides guidelines for creating rewarding and satisfying experiences. She is a dynamic coach, trainer and inspirational speaker who moves audiences to find, live and share their authentic voice.

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