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Landtrust Title Services and attorneys Mark Herrick and Nick Jaworski break down how to secure funds for a real estate transaction. Wire fraud, Seller Impersonation and how to insure your funds for 2.5 million dollars are covered.https://www.ah-lawyers.com/https://www.vjplawyers.com/nicholas-p-jaworskiIntroduction to the Episode (00:00:00)Speaker Introductions (00:01:32)Cybercrime Statistics (00:02:50)Creating a Value Proposition (00:03:49)Market Trends in Real Estate Fraud (00:05:37)Importance of Email Security (00:06:25)Real Estate Fraud Overview (00:08:29)Red Flags of Seller Impersonation (00:09:20)Urgency in Transactions (00:10:54)Seller Communication Patterns (00:12:00)Identifying Fraudulent Sellers (00:12:21)Power of Attorney in Transactions (00:14:20)Notary Verification Process (00:15:34)Remote Online Notary (00:18:27)Realtor's Human Contact (00:18:33)Realtor-Attorney Partnership (00:19:08)Seller Impersonation Fraud (00:19:31)Verifying Identity (00:20:45)Red Flags of Fraud (00:21:04)First Line of Defense (00:22:18)Minimizing Fraud Steps (00:23:12)Client Education on Fraud (00:23:33)Email Communication Vigilance (00:24:30)Personal Experience with Fraud (00:25:25)Immediate Action on Wire Fraud (00:27:20)Legal Steps for Defrauded Sellers (00:27:52)Potential Liability (00:29:01)Tracking Fraud Attempts (00:30:49)Recent Fraud Case Example (00:32:01)Bank Alertness to Fraud (00:34:26)Soft Spots in Transactions (00:35:02)Clean Title Importance (00:36:08)Red Flags in Real Estate Transactions (00:36:34)Verifying Seller Identity (00:37:39)Estate Sales Challenges (00:38:04)Seller Verification Steps (00:39:17)Escrow Security Team (00:40:29)Payoff Verification Process (00:41:25)Handling Fraudulent Payoffs (00:43:27)Wire Fraud Precautions (00:46:00)Closing Lock Security Features (00:48:25)Transaction Completion and Team Introduction (00:51:28)AI and Fraud (00:52:39)Understanding Foreign Investor Transactions (00:55:01)Title Companies and Holdbacks (00:55:47)Importance of Verification (00:56:09)Role of Title Companies (00:56:49)Closing Remarks and Thanks (00:57:31)Podcast Conclusion (00:58:12)People, Not Titles podcast is hosted by Steve Kaempf and is dedicated to lifting up professionals in the real estate and business community. Our inspiration is to highlight success principles of our colleagues.Our Success Series covers principles of success to help your thrive!IG - https://www.instagram.com/peoplenotti...FB - https://www.facebook.com/peoplenottitlesTwitter - https://twitter.com/sjkaempfSpotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/1uu5kTv...

My guest today is Nick Jaworski an internationally recognized executive in the field of behavioral health with experience building organizations across four continents. Nick works with senior leaders in the field of behavioral health to advance their organizations to improve patient care, experience, and communication. Welcome to the podcast Nick.As the owner of Circle Social Inc. and The Institute for the Advancement of Group Therapy, he has helped healthcare organizations ranging in revenue from $10 million to $1 billion a year improve patient care, experience, and communication. He is also a Certified Disney Trainer and has observed over 100 group therapy sessions across levels of care and provider types. Nick is a recipient of the prestigious Jefferson Award for his work in mental health, is an adviser to the board for The Behavioral Health Association of Providers, and is also on the board for one of the most innovative treatment programs in the country – Above and Beyond Recovery in Chicago. Finally, he is a Certified Diversity Executive. When he's not online, he can be found spending time with his favorite person in the whole world, his daughter. https://eflmagazine.com/from-elt-teacher-to-ceo-of-a-30-person-marketing-consultancy-with-nick-jaworski/https://dennis-yu.com/2021/02/04/beyond-the-smoke-and-mirrors-what-it-really-takes-to-build-a-successful-marketing-agency/  Also possibly of interest: https://eflmagazine.com/teachers-stories-small-town-kid-teaching-english-turkey/  https://eflmagazine.com/teacher-manager-making-move/ https://eflmagazine.com/moving-teacher-manager/ www.circlesocialinc.com  https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickjaworski/ *************************************************************************Ready to make changes in your career and personal life? Learn more about Recovery@Work, by clicking HERE.Thank you for listening and being a part of a supportive community to help people with solid recovery step into leadership. If you liked this episode, please don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review the show HERE through Apple Podcasts, or HERE if you're an Android user, and help us spread the word about this inspiring free content. Take the Quiz HERE to find out what animal best represents your leadership style and get on the mailing list so you don't miss a single episode.

Nick Jaworski is an internationally recognized executive in the field of behavioral health marketing and operational consulting with experience building organizations across four continents. As the owner of Circle Social Inc., he has helped healthcare organizations ranging in revenue from $10 million to $300 million a year perform turn-arounds and accelerate growth.Originally from Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Nick started out as an ELT teacher in Turkey and China before becoming a successful CEO.

In this episode, Amir talks with podcast host, Nick Jaworski, about the role that shame plays in leadership, the importance of recognizing our own shame triggers, and the impact of our emotions on how we show up as leaders. For more: theghannadgroup.com/blog/ttlpodcast-163Guest LinksWebsite: shamerules.com/, podcastmonster.com/Podcast: Shame Rules!Twitter: twitter.com/shamerulesFacebook: facebook.com/shamerulesLinkedIn: instagram.com/shamerules——————————The Transformative LeaderWebsite: theghannadgroup.com/Buy the book: theghannadgroup.com/store/the-transformative-leaderCulture Transformation Guide (FREE): theghannadgroup.com/culture-ebookLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/aaghannad/Facebook: www.facebook.com/AmirGhannad/Twitter: twitter.com/AmirGhannadEmail: amir@theghannadgroup.comThe Transformative Leader PodcastWebpage: theghannadgroup.com/podcastEmail: naveed@theghannadgroup.comSubscribeiTunesSpotifyAmazon Music/AudiblePandoraGoogleStitcheriHeartRadioTuneInYouTube

In this episode, Amir talks with podcast host, Nick Jaworski, about the role that shame plays in leadership, the importance of recognizing our own shame triggers, and the impact of our emotions on how we show up as leaders. For more: theghannadgroup.com/blog/ttlpodcast-163Guest LinksWebsite: shamerules.com/, podcastmonster.com/Podcast: Shame Rules!Twitter: twitter.com/shamerulesFacebook: facebook.com/shamerulesLinkedIn: instagram.com/shamerules——————————The Transformative LeaderWebsite: theghannadgroup.com/Buy the book: theghannadgroup.com/store/the-transformative-leaderCulture Transformation Guide (FREE): theghannadgroup.com/culture-ebookLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/aaghannad/Facebook: www.facebook.com/AmirGhannad/Twitter: twitter.com/AmirGhannadEmail: amir@theghannadgroup.comThe Transformative Leader PodcastWebpage: theghannadgroup.com/podcastEmail: naveed@theghannadgroup.comSubscribeiTunesSpotifyAmazon Music/AudiblePandoraGoogleStitcheriHeartRadioTuneInYouTube

We often take shame for granted, but it is actually one of the most basic, earliest developed emotions that we, humans, have. Nick Jaworksi even goes so far as to treat shame as a structural force that shapes a lot of things we live with in the world. In his podcast, Shame Rules! he explores the different ways in which shame shapes the way we think, speak and act in the world. In this conversation with Whitney Lauritsen and Jason Wrobel, Nick discusses many things that illustrate what he is talking about. Touching on topics as diverse as politics, social media and gender, this discussion will open your eyes to a whole new understanding of the emotion that has had us hiding in corners since we were little kids. Listen in!Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join the This Might Get Uncomfortable community today:wellevatr.comWellevatr FacebookWellevatr TwitterWellevatr Instagram

In This Episode:Is shame really about power? Can it ever be productive? How has it evolved as we've evolved? Shame shows up in our culture in a variety of ways. It can be an internal experience brought on by living outside of our own values. Or it can be imposed on us by people or organizations trying to control or modify our behavior. In this episode, Nick Jaworski and Angela Levesque explore the many facets of this complex emotion. And look at some of the ways it is being used in the age of social media.Links:Shame Rules https://www.shamerules.com/About the Guest:Nick Jaworski is a digital audio producer, podcast host, and founder of Podcast Monster, a digital audio production company. Over the past six years, Nick has been producing and editing podcasts with New York Times Best-Selling authors, thought leaders, Silicon Valley tech companies, and other entrepreneurs. His company, Podcast Monster, has produced episodes that have been downloaded over 20 million times and one of his own podcasts, Where There’s Smoke, has been recognized by publications like the A.V. Club’s Podmass.Currently, Nick is passionate about his new show, Shame Rules!, which explores the hidden ways that shame shapes our world. Each episode explores the way that shame has helped determine the outcome of so many stories. Nick has spent 15 months carefully crafting all six episodes of Shame Rules! In hopes that by understanding how shame shapes our lives, it will help us to navigate the future in a better, more healthy way.

Host Andy Dix interviews Nick Jaworski, CEO of CircleSocialInc. CircleSocialInc is one of Indiana's first benefit corporations.  Nick shares his insights on running a company with a triple bottom line. Hear how doing good is also good for business!  

Happy New Year, storytellers! Before we plunge into Season 6 of The Storytelling Lab in February, we wanted to take one last look back at our best season yet. In this recap episode, Rain features the most inspiring moments from Julia Campbell, Troy Sandidge, Amanda, Cazzola, Ashley Bernardi, Nick Jaworski, Kevin Allison, Kenn Adams, Ray Christian, Andy Henriquez, and Miri Rodriguez. Tune in for all the top storytelling tips! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is it, storytellers - we're down to the second to last episode of season 5 of The Storytelling Lab! On this episode, Rain sits down with newcomer, Nick Jaworski - a show host, teacher, and audio producer behind the production company "Podcast Monster." Rain talks with Nick about how shame influences so much of our lives and how we can use storytelling to overcome it. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nick Jaworski is the CEO of Circle Social Inc., host of the "Recovery Executive Podcast", and an expert in Behavioral Health strategy, marketing, and growth.  Get in touch with the team at Circle Social Inc. on their website.You can even connect with them on FaceBook, Twitter, and LinkedIn

What can the addiction treatment industry do to better understand how its marketing reaches the public without getting overwhelmed in an ocean of data?   We’ll answer this with Nick Jaworski, owner of the Circle Social marketing agency, on this episode of Recovery Unscripted.   For more about Recovery Unscripted, visit http://recoveryunscripted.org For more about Nick's work with Circle Social, visit https://www.circlesocialinc.com/   Music from this episode: "Permanent" by David Condos - URL: http://davidcondos.com "Stars Are Out" by Podington Bear - URL: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/Daydream/Stars_Are_Out_1389 "Mirabelle" by Podington Bear - URL: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/Epilogue_1331/Mirabelle "Stages of Awakening" by Podington Bear - URL: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/Said_Lion_To_Lamb_Box_Set_Disc_3/Stages_Of_Awakening

Nick Jaworski is an internationally recognized executive in the field of behavioral health marketing and operational consulting with experience building organizations across four continents. As the owner of Circle Social Inc. (https://www.circlesocialinc.com/), he has helped healthcare organizations ranging in revenue from $10 million to $300 million a year perform turn arounds and accelerate growth.He is a recipient of the prestigious Jefferson Award for his work in mental health, is an advisor to the board for The Behavioral Health Association of Providers, and is also on the board for one of the most innovative treatment programs in the country – Above and Beyond Recovery in Chicago.Please visit my podcast website at https://therehab.com and my professional website at https://drleeds.com. Thank you!

Continued-money-wastage on social media campaigns that don't work is a dead-horse by now, as far as this podcast is concerned.But how about call center operators taking calls from the grocery store?Or "treatment center" owners booking on-site meetings with marketers in locations that end up being fake.Or the possibility that the high-margins upon which many centers have predicated their businesses are set to go away.Such anecdotes are just another day-in-the-life of fellow treatment marketer Nick Jaworski.Nick owns Circle Social Inc, who does multi-channel marketing for ethical treatment centers. I've been wanting to pick his brain about marketing and the state of the industry ever since I read his very smart blog article last year about what most marketers are doing wrong on Facebook.Facebook is only scratching the surface for Nick, though.In this wide-ranging conversation, we cover:How to (really) run a call centerHow Nick decides if he wants to work with a center (he turns many down)The big changes looming over the whole industry, and how to adaptHis top "pet peeves" that are reliably putting centers out-of-businessIf you're an ethical center own who wants to be in business in 2028, this is a must-listen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joel speaks with Nick Jaworski (former music teacher and current podcaster) about the case for music education in schools... and how NOT to make the case. Here is the Stick Figure Advocacy Cartoon that Nick references. For more, visit www.weloveschoolspodcast.com.  

Joel speaks with Nick Jaworski, former music teacher and current podcast producer, to discuss how to start a podcast for a district or school and, more importantly, why it might be a good idea. For more, visit www.weloveschoolspodcast.com.  

Brett and Nick already know how to make a good podcast. They make a show called Where There’s Smoke. They don’t, however, know how to get people to hear it. “How Do We Do This?!” is a podcast all about trying to promote that OTHER podcast. Follow Bret Gajda and Nick Jaworski, hosts of Where There’s Smoke, as they learn the ins-and-outs of marketing a podcast. Topics include search engine optimization, social media engagement, project management, show design - basically whatever will help us promote our other show. It’s meta and perfect for us. And, hey! While you’re waiting for new episodes of HDWDT, there are over 50 episodes of the award-winning Where There’s Smoke for you to check out. You’d save us a lot of time if you could go there, too.

Nick Jaworski discusses his trip to Washington DC to advocate for early childhood education. Scott Strong reviews first half of the Indiana Legislative Session.

In this episode, we look at the concept of "wellness," one of the most dominant trends in Western society today. In short: why are we so anxious about self-care? Plus in the near past, we look at the ashes of Burning Man. What kind of radical freedom did it once stand for—and what has it since become? Big thanks to Southern Shores for their music and Nick Jaworski of Podcast Monster for his editing chops. www.thealpinereview.com

In this episode, we look at the end of tipping culture. Plus in the near past, we check in with conspiracy theories. Are they passé? We hear from Patrick Pittman, Anna Duckworth, John Di Palma, and Eli Burnstein. Noonmark is a podcast from Make Ready — a place for ongoing critical conversation about our world as it relates to design, media, technology, futures, urbanism, transportation, and business. Make Ready is brought to you by The Alpine Review, in partnership with Totem. Big kisses to Southern Shores (Cascine). For their music. And to Nick Jaworski of Podcast Monster for his editing super powers. www.makereadymag.com www.thealpinereview.com SHOW NOTES Danny Meyer's plan to eliminate tipping — New York Magazine http://www.grubstreet.com/2016/01/danny-meyer-on-15-dollar-wage-for-servers.html#

In this episode, we explore ideas of civic duty in the public space, especially as it is affected by technology. What is it about different spaces that make us feel different senses of civic responsibility? Plus in the near past, we take a look at storytelling in the marketing sense. We hear from Anna Duckworth, Louis-Jacques Darveau, John Di Palma, and Eli Burnstein. Noonmark is a podcast from Make Ready — a place for ongoing critical conversation about our world as it relates to design, media, technology, futures, urbanism, transportation, and business. Make Ready is brought to you by The Alpine Review, in partnership with Totem. Big kisses to Southern Shores (Cascine). For their music. And to Nick Jaworski of Podcast Monster for his editing super powers. www.makereadymag.com www.thealpinereview.com SHOW NOTES Happn Dating App — https://www.happn.com/en/ Why Our Brains Crave Storytelling in Marketing on FastCompany — http://www.fastcompany.com/3031419/hit-the-ground-running/why-our-brains-crave-storytelling-in-marketing How Brands Became Storytellers by Content Marketing Institute (on John Deere's Furrow magazine) — http://contentmarketinginstitute.com/2012/02/history-content-marketing-storytelling/ The Cluetrain Manifesto — http://www.cluetrain.com/

Brett Gajda and Nick Jaworski, co-hosts and producers of Where There's Smoke, joined me this week to talk all about how this unique show came together!  Seriously, it's one of the best origin stories you'll ever hear! We talk about the production process, their feedback from listeners, audio editing and so much more!  I can't recommend this show enough to all of you!  Checkout the links below! Where There's Smoke (Website) (Twitter) (Patreon) Brett Gajda (Twitter) Nick Jaworski (Twitter)  

In this episode, we look at accountability and fine print in the context of the sharing economy. What are the mechanisms of accountability? And what about those vehicles for worker protection? Plus, in the near past, we check in with longreads. We hear from Patrick Pittman, Louis-Jacques Darveau, John Di Palma, Eli Burnstein, and Anna Duckworth. Noonmark is a podcast from Make Ready — a place for ongoing critical conversation about our world as it relates to design, media, technology, futures, urbanism, transportation, and business. Make Ready is brought to you by The Alpine Review, in partnership with Totem. Big kisses to Southern Shores (Cascine). For their music. And to Nick Jaworski of Podcast Monster for his editing super powers. www.makereadymag.com www.thealpinereview.com SHOW NOTES Living and Dying on Airbnb by Zak Stone for Matter — https://medium.com/matter/living-and-dying-on-airbnb-6bff8d600c04 Airbnb home insurance — Square One https://www.squareoneinsurance.ca/airbnb-home-insurance Snow Fall for The New York Times http://www.nytimes.com/projects/2012/snow-fall What is Code? by Paul Ford for Businessweek — http://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2015-paul-ford-what-is-code/ What does the future hold for Bloomberg Media? by Mathew Ingram for Fortune — http://fortune.com/2015/10/02/what-does-the-future-hold-for-bloomberg-media/) Transhumanism by Elmo Keep for The Verge — http://www.theverge.com/a/transhumanism-2015 iTunes Terms and Conditions: The Graphic Novel — http://itunestandc.tumblr.com/

On this episode of Bilingual Avenue, I interview Nick Jaworski an American blogger, international traveler and education enthusiast living in Chicago with his wife and daughter.  Nick speaks exclusively in Chinese with his 2-year old daughter although he is not a native speaker and is learning along with her! In addition, she’s learning Turkish from her mother, English from the community and Spanish at a weekly language class.