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The relationship of resiliency and Post Traumatic Growth. - Duration: 1:46.

Hey guys, Daniel here and today I want to talk about the relationship between

resiliency and Post Traumatic Growth and I think there's this misconception out

there that only resilient people, or only strong people, because a lot of

people associate those two things so we'll just clump them together for these

purposes. They think "Only strong people get Post Traumatic Growth, only

resilient people get Post Traumatic Growth". Well, it's actually the

opposite. The higher levels of resiliency that you have, the less likely you are to

get Post Traumatic Growth and the same you know lower levels of resiliency the

more likely you are to get Post Traumatic Growth and that all goes back to the

definition of what is a traumatic event? And it's something that shatters your

assumptive world. Okay, you're assumptive world gets shattered and then there's

that opportunity, that's what creates an opportunity for that growth. So

here's your normal level of functioning and then you go through your

traumatic event, if you're somebody that's normally resilient, you

bounce right back up to your normal level of functioning, that's your

resilience and that's what you're trained to do, you know you have high levels of

resiliency, I bounce back just like that and normally... for this videos

purposes that's where you're gonna stay, if you're used to being resilient, but if

you have lower levels of resiliency, then it's a paradox shift for you and you

have to take a different route and your route is gonna be not bouncing back to

resiliency, but your world has been shattered, so you need to restructure all

that and by restructuring that, that's where you're gonna get the growth. Right,

that's you're gonna get the Post Traumatic Growth. So hopefully that was able to

answer that question, and create some insight for you. Thanks for watching.

For more infomation >> The relationship of resiliency and Post Traumatic Growth. - Duration: 1:46.

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Relationship between string theory and quantum field theory | Wikipedia audio article - Duration: 6:44.

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NPSP How-To Series: Relationship Automated Soft Credits - Duration: 4:29.

Let's see how to create soft credits based on relationships in the Nonprofit Success

Pack, automatically!

NPSP let's you add soft credits to an opportunity one at a time and soft credits can be automated

for households, tributes and matching gifts.

But what if you always credit specific people related to certain organizations or contacts

every time?

Some general examples A board member is doing the actual fundraising

for that donor and should receive leveraged credit

Crediting organizational roles and responsibilities like grant managers

Crediting extended family members like adult children

Crediting house party hosts or table captains for funds raised at events

Giving staff members or volunteers who are not Salesforce users credit for soliciting

gifts

There are two ways to automate soft credits from relationships

By Selecting a Contact Role on an affiliation related to the donors account

OR By Selecting a Contact Role on a relationship

related to the contact for a household donation

Before you start, be sure to review the videos and documentation around soft credits.

You will also need to display the contact role field on affiliation and relationship

layouts.

Let's see this organizational level automation in action.

We're asking for a donation from the Weis foundation and the following people need to

be credited every time we make an ask.

The Grants manager at Weis, Lisa Shaw Family members Jared, Charles and Nicole Weis

And our Board member Park Tung should always be credited for leveraging the ask

So let's go to the affiliation for Lisa Shaw

Select Soft Credit as Related Opportunity Contact Role and select save

Let's do the same for the family members affiliations to the Weis Foundation

Don't forget, if you need more specific roles, you can create them and define how

they're rolled up to contacts in NPSP settings.

Let's do the same for our board member but set his role to Solicitor

Now let's create an opportunity for the organization!

Select New from the opportunity related list.

Fill in required fields and select save.

Let's look at the Soft Credits

Our extended family members were credited as soft credits

And Park our board member was credited as a solicitor

We just saved 3 or 4 steps creating this opportunity, more importantly we're able to report out

what sort of influence our contacts have on organizations and not forget to credit them

when they use that influence.

Now let's see how automated soft credits work with individual relationships!

Let's say Roberto has an adult child Robbie When Robbie gives we want to ensure Roberto

gets credit.

Lets go to the relationship to roberto from Robbies contact

We'll set the soft credit role as Soft Credit - this will make sure Roberto is Soft Credited

with a role of Soft Credit whenever Robbie gives

We also want to make sure Robbie get's soft credited every time Roberto gives

Lets go to the relationship to robbie from roberto's record

Here we will also set the contact role to Soft Credit

Lets make a donation from Roberto's household entering the default fields and selecting

save.

Here we can see that Roberto was credited as the primary donor,Jasmin was credited because

she's part of roberto's household and Robbie was credited because of the soft credit

role we entered on the relationship.

Robbie always gets credit even though he's left the nest!

Getting all of this right is important!

Donors with more complex needs will expect that you are representing their family, businesses,

associates, and financial institutions correctly, and that your organization is crediting the

right people for the donations they've helped to bring in.

Please note: There is a hierarchy when the same person is being soft credited by different

methods at the same time!

Be sure to check the documentation for more information so you can share best practices

with users.

Thanks for watching!