Podcast appearances and mentions of james rankin

It's April 2015 at four o'clock in the afternoon at the Nether Avon airfield Wiltshire south west England. A group of Skydiving enthusiasts are taking off on their accent to 4000ft for a jump. among them was 41 year old Victoria Cilliers a veteran skydiver with thousands of jumps to her name. Today however would be her first jump in over a year, she had not long given birth to her second child. Skydiving for Victoria was not just a hobby, in fact she had said that it was her life prior to marriage and having children. On this day her husband Emile, who was also an avid skydiver had said he would stay on the ground to look after their two children so she could enjoy her birthday present.Victoria was excited for the jump, fist bumping with the others inside the small plane. Another skydiver James Rankin was also jumping that day and remembers telling Victoria he was feeling a little apprehensive about such a low jump, she reassured him he would be fine.What she couldn't have known was that her own life was about to be changed forever. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This time I'm joined by James Rankin of Instant Group to discuss the latest report on the flex space market in the UK. Instant Group is a leading provider of data insights and consultancy in the flexible workspace industry, and James shares insights from the report, highlighting the current challenges and trends in the market. We discuss the shift in occupancy, the demand for sustainability, and the importance of differentiation in the industry. We also touch on the increasing involvement of landlords in the flex space market and the potential for future growth.  KEY TAKEAWAYS The flexible workspace market in the UK is facing challenges in terms of slow demand recovery post-COVID, profitability being squeezed, and difficulty in increasing rates. The occupancy rates in the UK flexible workspace market remain high, averaging around 80-83%, with most occupiers staying for an average of four to five years. While London has seen an increase in flexible workspace supply, there is a lack of quality flexible space in secondary and tertiary markets, leading to an imbalance in supply and demand. The shift towards sustainability is becoming increasingly important, with corporate clients prioritising sustainability metrics and demanding data on emissions and other sustainability factors from flexible space providers. BEST MOMENTS "We're in a tough market right now, whether you're in the traditional sector or the flexible workspace sector."  "We're seeing occupancy rates in the UK remain at some of the highest levels that we've ever seen, averaging around 80 to 83 percent across the UK." "A 10% shift in occupancy from traditional to flex space would require a 5.2 multiple increase of the current flexible supply across the UK to get to that demand level." "It's the sort of thing that people are really caring about right now." www.theinstantgroup.com for Office statistics and data. www.instantoffices.com for office space search. VALUABLE RESOURCES If you want to learn more about investing in Commercial Property why not consider joining the CPI-Network of commercial property investors, who are working, learning and supporting each other on the Get in The Swim Membership https://commercialpropertyinvestor.co.uk/get-in-the-swim/Property Investing, Commercial Real Estate, Strategies, CMO, Lease, Licence Agreement, Cashflow, Vacancy rates, Agents, Best Commercial property podcast, how to buy, Valuations, ROI, residential, assets, Flexspace, office space, How to get started: https://www.commercialpropertyinvestor.co.uk/

Sales is not about being pushy or manipulative; it's about building trust and relationships. In this episode of Career Can Do, Mary Ann Faremouth interviews sales expert James Rankin about the art of selling and the key skills required to be successful in this field. James is the Chief Marketing Officer for Moody Insurance Group and the author of over 14 books on sales, training, philosophy, and literature. He has extensive experience in sales and sales management. In this episode, James shares his insights on the power of persuasion, the importance of product knowledge, and the changing landscape of sales in the post-COVID world. He also emphasizes the crucial role of trust in the sales process and highlights the need for salespeople to be ethical and passionate about what they do. According to James, sales professionals are drawn to the economic opportunities that come with the profession. In sales, a person's value is directly related to their efforts: this means that they maximize their time. He believes that a salesperson's optimism and hope are what keep them productive and balanced. On the other hand, many people are afraid to go into sales because of low self-esteem, James tells Mary Ann. He introduces his Diamond Program, which assesses the four areas everyone needs to succeed. These include self-image, self-esteem, meaning, and philosophy. Your self-image is what you see, so you'll never rise above your self-assessment. Your self-esteem is how you feel about what you see, and it's important to understand your strengths and weaknesses to build your self-esteem. He believes that meaning and purpose are necessary to find satisfaction in your work, and your philosophy is essential in determining your life's direction. For corporations to attract and retain salespeople, James believes they must follow Doss' Theory P formula, which emphasizes preparation, performance, and potential. He also stresses the importance of attitude, skill set, and the ability to present a persuasive presentation. Additionally, corporations should focus on creating a positive company culture, providing opportunities for growth and development, and rewarding their employees for their efforts. By doing so, companies can reduce turnover, which can directly impact revenues. James emphasizes that salespeople should not only focus on selling, but they should also become experts in marketing. James emphasizes the need for ethics and long-term relationships with clients, and Marianne agrees that trust is the common denominator in any relationship. A solid relationship can turn a client into an advocate and influencer. Social media has become a significant marketing tool, and salespeople must do their due diligence and understand their client's needs to build trust. Resources: James Rankin Email | LinkedIn | (800) 252-4002, Ext. 114 Faremouth.com

Instant Group and Urban Land Institute exclusively launched their new research into the evolving needs of occupiers at the EG Pavilion at MIPIM this year. Listen in to this session, recorded live in Cannes, where vice president of research & advisory services at the Urban Land Institute, Simon Chinn, and James Rankin, head of research and insights at The Instant Group, delve in to key findings from the report. Craig Hughes, chief executive officer of partnerships at The Instant Group, steps up later in the session chair a panel discussion on the changing requirements for our workplaces and answers the question on everyone's lips: Is the office really dead? Find out the answer from expert panellists: Nathalie Charles, deputy chief executive  and global head of investment management, BNP Paribas Real Estate Charlie Foster, managing director, European real estate, RBC Boudewijn Ruitenbure, COO, EDGE Technologies Lisette van Doorn, chief executive, Europe, Urban Land Institute

Our tech talk roundtable takes a trip deep into the wilds of the tech world. Plus, we talk to President James Rankin about bringing tech jobs to the Black Hills.

This week James sits down with Bua's very own Jose.They dive into all things Jose and how he got to where he is today. Jose is constantly learning and educating himself, and offers some great insights around what his view of happiness is.As always crew, enjoy the show. Find us Online:Website: https://crossfitbua.ie/Instagram: CrossFit Bua, James Rankin, Jose Espejo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Timber Ridge School for adolescent boys received a $5,000 Chain of Checks grant for recreational equipment.  Barry's guests are Derek Unger, CEO, James Rankin, Director of Residential Services and Juli Ferrell, Director of Development.

Keynote - Latests data and trends on the Coworking Industry in Europe, by James Rankin (Instant group). Presentation given on December 1st, at the Coworking Europe 2021 Virtual gathering.

Hey Crew, happy Thursday.This week James is joined by Matt DellaValle aka MDV. The guys talk through MDV's journey in the fitness industry from starting in Law School, to  working for the world renowned Ben Bergeron, to now being part of arguably one of the biggest fitness brands in the world NC Fit Collective. MDV has a straight shooting attitude to fitness, and it shows. This was a really fun conversation, thanks MDV. Find out more here:Website: CrossFit Bua Instagram:  CrossFit Bua ,  James Rankin ,  MDV - Matt Email: james@crossfitbua.ie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In part 2 of the four part series on What should you buy? Mike is joined by James Rankin, property advisor with Elephant Advisory in Melbourne. Here Mike and James delve into the ongoing debate – should you buy a bright shiny new property or are you better off investing in one that's already established? Drawing on years of combined experience, Mike and James talk us though the pros and cons of buying in a new development compared to an already established property.

Self-esteem issues can be major obstacles toward a life full of happiness and peace, and the team here at Articulate found the perfect goon with body dysmorphia to talk all about them. On an exciting road-trip adventure, James Rankin discusses his past with weight fluctuation, confidence issues, and feeling cute. Self-exploration is key to tackling your problems and keeping on, and there's no better place to start that journey than with a podcast episode! Happy holidays friends! Remember to support local businesses and be nice, probably. Music: ENCOMIUM by Evan Schaeffer Music Studios | https://soundcloud.com/evanschaeffer Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

This week, I chat with my friend James Rankin. James is a 20-year old serial entrepreneur and YouTuber who is one of the most passionate hustlers I’ve ever met.After dropping out of college at 18, James went full-tilt into building the life of his dreams by listening to his gut and starting his own coffee company, North Brew. What started off as a strictly e-commerce business, James has now gotten into 20+ stores and aims to grow and expand MUCH further.And if that wasn’t impressive enough, James recently launched ANOTHER business, Maple Tea Company. When he’s not busy doing all that, you can find James documenting his journey on his YouTube channel or delivering motivating entrepreneurship speeches to local high schools and universities,In this episode, we chat about his amazing story, the importance of sales, having a resilient mindset, public speaking and much more. I’m genuinely inspired by this dude’s hustle and I’m sure you will be too.It's Not That Deep Podcast is produced by my media and marketing agency, Deep Digital Media. We specialize in all things content creation and podcasts for personal brands and businesses. I'm also opening 2 slots up this month for Podcast Coaching so if you need any help starting, managing or growing your own show - hit me up.The easiest way to find me is by shooting me a DM on instagram @Deepaksharma.co or by email at hello@deepaksharma.co. If that's not enough, go creep my website www.Deepaksharma.coPLEASE TAKE 2 MINUTES TO LEAVE A RATING AND REVIEW HEREEnjoy today's episode and just remember, It's Not That Deep!

James Rankin is a buyers agent, property investment guru and Director for Elephant Advisory. We talk to him about how he first got interested in property, what it means for him now working as an advocate, and we ask him to share some stories from his Youtube series called 'The Trunking Truth about Finance and Property'. We also cast the spotlight on Melbourne South East which is where he is most active and the roadmap he has put together on how to buy a property.

Alan interviews James Rankin. James Rankin loved the California surf, but found it hard to "grab water" when body boarding. So, he invented Webs gloves to solve the problem. Today,he is a full-time inventor with a variety of products. Make sure to subscribe to the podcast at iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts so you won't miss a single episode. LinkedIn: Above the Sun Creations

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John Williams and James Rankin are respectively CMO and Head of Research of The Instant Group, a multi-services company focused on Flexible Workspaces and Coworking products. The Instant Group has a unique position to spot the latest trends in the coworking market on the EMEA level has well as on the international field. Conversation with two very knowledgeable gentlemen who know a lot about the coworking world internationally and where it is heading to post-Covid19. In addition, here are some of the figures observed by The Instant Group: -Demand for flexible workspace seems to have regained a lot of its momentum over the last month. 3-4 week ago most EU markets had similar levels of interest to Pre-Covid, over the last 1 to 2 weeks it appears to have slipped again. What has caused this: Caution around secondary spikes in Covid-19, increased information about the effects of remote working and therefore a longer but more insight based decision making process. -7 of their top 13 global markets are still seeing demand levels as high as those found pre-covid and really only Spain and the UK are significantly behind previous levels. -While interest or demand appears high there is still three more stages (enquiry, viewing, transaction/move in) before sales will happen, therefore it will take longer before transactions increase. -Coworking looks to have been the most impacted market during Covid-19, but was able to respond the quickest, probably due to the communities that these spaces created and the smaller occupier groups they attracted. Lots had already decided that working from home was not the right option for them. Due to this, TIG saw the average deal size of transactions increase across EMEA during Covid-19 to 8.3 workstations, a 22% increase on 2019 levels. -There is a lot of talk in the industry about the office being “dead” and news channels have picked up on this. The reality is that customers are not saying this but they are looking to change their long term strategy. All of the large corporates that TIG talked to indicated various levels of intent. -One of the big up and coming trends that everyone is talking about is the move to a hub and spoke model. Data shows not only is this already happening with demand for spaces in satellite towns and villages now consistently above that of the primary city, but the impact of Covid-19 to these markets was far lower. A good % actually didn't see demand levels drop during Covid-19, which is an indicator of the robust nature of these localised markets, even in tough economic climates. That being said, supply in those regions is often severely lacking. That is the next piece of research The Instant Group will be undertaking. - Pricing has been impacted on various levels. Although some providers say it is only due to one-time incentives being offered and therefore short term, data shows a sharp decline in rates across Europe with secondary cities and rural locations seeing the highest impact at the moment

James Rankin is a serial entrepreneur from Ottawa, Canada. He started his first company, RM Lawn Care, at just 16 years old, which he sold and has gone on to start 2 more companies, North Brew Coffee, which sells fair trade, organic coffee, and SmileyBars, selling simple ingredient, nutritious health bars. He has been featured as a guest on various podcasts, and has spoken at many schools and universities as a motivational speaker, including Algonquin College, University of Ottawa and the University of Toronto. James grew up with a passion for charity and making a difference in the world, which is why part of every purchase from North Brew and Smiley Bars goes towards local homeless shelters and food pantries. He believes that entrepreneurship should not just be about making money, but it should also serve a greater purpose in the world. Follow James on Social Instagram YouTube

Today we spoke to James Rankin - Crossfit coach, Crossfit athlete @perpetuafitnessdublin and one who defines himself in his niche as a movement specialist. James sets his alarm at 0445 every day. This guy works hard- days involve personal training, his own training, classes and then rinse, repeat. Listen to the passion and determination in his voice, from his intro to Crossfit in 2012 when he watched Rich Froning on youtube smash some thrusters. In this episode James sheds light on goal setting, movement screening and his personal movement analysis thoughts- gut instinct versus tech innovations in the industry. James tells us what makes an ideal coach and on the other side of the coin, an ideal client to be coached. Thanks to James for giving a wonderful answer to what makes high performance and also distilling his learnings and lessons from the years. There was so much to take away from this episode from key themes such as legacy, desire, adaptability and leadership. If you'd like more information on this episode or any of our others, check out our website www.sleepeatperformrepeat.com. Please subscribe, share, rate and review but most importantly, listen and enjoy.

In this episode, I interview James Rankin a 20-year-old with a coffee company and who has just launched a health bar company. We jump into his life from high school to college to his first businesses and to starting NorthBrew Coffee. We also talk about how he started his health bar company called Smiley bars from Idea to launch day. There is some really good info for someone looking to get into the retail space and start their own company.

Seismic shifts in customer demand have caused radical re-thinking across numerous industries over the past two decades. Commercial Real Estate is undergoing an evolution of its own as increased demand for flex space and innovation around the office models for procurement and operation are leading to profound change. Listen to James Rankin and John Williams from the Instant Group discuss how far behind the CRE profession is on the business curve.

Listen to the full episode here: https://player.whooshkaa.com/episode?id=327076 James Rankin was destined to work in real estate from childhood,, and determined to do it differently. From striving for ethical business practices that always serves the client, to making a name for himself a vendor advocate, Rankin and The Buyers Edge is truly shaking up the real estate market in Melbourne. In this episode of Property Investory, learn about James Rankin, and the newfound place of the vendor’s advocate in efficient and effective real estate, the intricacies of Rankin’s investment journey, and the best advice he could give anyone attempting to follow his path.

Listen to the full episode here: https://player.whooshkaa.com/episode?id=321796 James Rankin is now a seasoned investor determined to help others purchase properties ethically. With a background in sales and off-the-plan development he first found his passion for real estate at only 12 years old, Rankin now runs his company, The Buyers Edge, out of Melbourne, managing various investment deals on the side. Tune in to this episode of Property Investory to hear Rankin’s rollercoaster of a career in real estate, the highs and lows of his investment portfolio, how he developed his ’sink or swim’ attitude, and his opinions on creative sales negotiations and ethical trading.

James Rankin was destined to work in real estate from childhood,, and determined to do it differently. From striving for ethical business practices that always serves the client, to making a name for himself a vendor advocate, Rankin and The Buyers Edge is truly shaking up the real estate market in Melbourne.In this episode of Property Investory, learn about James Rankin, and the newfound place of the vendor's advocate in efficient and effective real estate, the intricacies of Rankin's investment journey, and the best advice he could give anyone attempting to follow his path. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

James Rankin was destined to work in real estate from childhood,, and determined to do it differently. From striving for ethical business practices that always serves the client, to making a name for himself a vendor advocate, Rankin and The Buyers Edge is truly shaking up the real estate market in Melbourne.In this episode of Property Investory, learn about James Rankin, and the newfound place of the vendor’s advocate in efficient and effective real estate, the intricacies of Rankin’s investment journey, and the best advice he could give anyone attempting to follow his path. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Listen to the full episode here: https://player.whooshkaa.com/episode?id=327076 James Rankin was destined to work in real estate from childhood,, and determined to do it differently. From striving for ethical business practices that always serves the client, to making a name for himself a vendor advocate, Rankin and The Buyers Edge is truly shaking up the real estate market in Melbourne. In this episode of Property Investory, learn about James Rankin, and the newfound place of the vendor’s advocate in efficient and effective real estate, the intricacies of Rankin’s investment journey, and the best advice he could give anyone attempting to follow his path.

James Rankin is now a seasoned investor determined to help others purchase properties ethically. With a background in sales and off-the-plan development he first found his passion for real estate at only 12 years old, Rankin now runs his company, The Buyers Edge, out of Melbourne, managing various investment deals on the side.Tune in to this episode of Property Investory to hear Rankin's rollercoaster of a career in real estate, the highs and lows of his investment portfolio, how he developed his 'sink or swim' attitude, and his opinions on creative sales negotiations and ethical trading. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

James Rankin is now a seasoned investor determined to help others purchase properties ethically. With a background in sales and off-the-plan development he first found his passion for real estate at only 12 years old, Rankin now runs his company, The Buyers Edge, out of Melbourne, managing various investment deals on the side.Tune in to this episode of Property Investory to hear Rankin’s rollercoaster of a career in real estate, the highs and lows of his investment portfolio, how he developed his ‘sink or swim’ attitude, and his opinions on creative sales negotiations and ethical trading. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Issues from the World of Science Answers from the Bible and ScienceOur Grace and Truth Conference is dedicated to Grace to Encourage and Truth to Instruct! We will host our Grace and Truth Conference each year with new themes, but always the same emphasisencouragement and instruction. Our theme this year is to provide theological depth, scientific support, and personal enrichment to all in attendance. Our desire is to challenge and equip believers with the truths of Gods Word as it relates to science and their application to many facets of daily life in standing strong for the Lord in the world. You are invited to join us for our Grace and Truth Conference!

Up and coming comedians Carmen Ali, James Rankin and Trev Tokabi discuss been down to only 3 members, what they've been up to since the last podcast, talk about the tell tale signs of " getting blanked by the opposite sex", why you should visit Austria of all countries, Man Rape, crazy England, Rihanna, and stupid and abusive cops. It makes for just over half an hour of entertaining audio that'll keep you busy until you ask for more.

IsThisOn podcast is 5 comics (Trev Tokabi, James Rankin, Madeleine Culp, Carmen Ali, Dave Millett) who get together and discuss sex, love and relationships. Occasionally sharing their personal experiences.We aim to talk you humorously through the relationship journey, from the moment you started to flirt, getting the number,asking him/her out, to actually going out, getting bored, wondering if they're cheating, to wanting to break up, to winning him/her back...we got your back, no matter what! No subject is taboo enough for these 5 comics who are hell bent on bringing more sex and love into your lives whether your are a single male/female, in a relationship, a player, a gold digger. We've got something for everybody, so why not tune in and hear what we're talking about.

IsThisOn podcast is 5 comics (Trev Tokabi, James Rankin, Madeleine Culp, Carmen Ali, Dave Millett) who get together and discuss sex, love and relationships. Occasionally sharing their personal experiences.We aim to talk you humorously through the relationship journey, from the moment you started to flirt, getting the number,asking him/her out, to actually going out, getting bored, wondering if they're cheating, to wanting to break up, to winning him/her back...we got your back, no matter what! No subject is taboo enough for these 5 comics who are hell bent on bringing more sex and love into your lives whether your are a single male/female, in a relationship, a player, a gold digger. We've got something for everybody, so why not tune in and hear what we're talking about.