Respectonomics

Compass Point 67 - Navigating Life

This Compass Point episode addresses your quest, as ancient as time itself, how to navigate your life. Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics offers you a dynamic insight, using the navigational allegory of latitude and longitude, as well as a vertical pathway to match your three-dimensional structure: body, mind and soul. It is a refreshing approach to self-awareness and imagination. Share the map with your friends and colleagues! Write to jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 66 - "E" To the Power of 3

This Compass Point episode is an address by Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, in which he explores the three “E’s”, education, empowerment, and exploration. By harnessing these three, the outcome is a quantum increase in your productivity and potential to innovate. Your combination gives business a significant advantage, at a time when three ugly “E’s” prevail - entitlement, elitism and eviction. Will you share? The message pleads for critical mass. Write to jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 65 - Your D'nA

What could be more personal, more individualistic than your DNA? In this Compass Point episode, Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, and his co-host discuss a variation on such a theme, in which the “D” is for Dignity and the “A” for Accountability. These two strands of life are woven together, helix like, and depend mutually upon one another. When you are dignified, you are accountable. When you are accountable, you express dignity of self and others. Will you help us start an epidemic of dignity? jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 64 - Your Economy

“Your Economy” is precisely that, and it is time to bring “leaders” into the mix! Here you have the Compass Point episode with Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the  Voice of Respectonomics, and his co-host Sarah Benton, as they take you to the original reality of an economy, which is household management. We explore how everyday common sense must be reapplied to the broader economy. Why? Because across the broad strata of society you are witness to suppression, exploitation, waste, and abuse. Listen well, share well, and take the message to your network! jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 63 - Transparency

When lines of authority and communication lack transparency, the consequences are a lack of confidence, and a deeper sense of being disrespected. This Compass Point episode, led by Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, and his co-host Sarah Benton, reveals how you will benefit from claiming the right to transparency and dignity. In your own dealings with corporate and political power structures, you may witness concealment as a means to downplay accountability. Tell us your experiences. Contact us at jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 62 - Capacity Building

This Compass Series discusses the economic and human qualities of how you build capacity. Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, and his co-host Sarah Benton, unwrap the process, pointing to how you release your personal potential, and the reasons to engage you as stakeholders into a common proposal of expanding social, corporate, and economic capacities. Respectonomics calls for your dignity to be the prime ingredient in the steps to capacity building. Share your vote of agreement! jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 61 - The Highway of Life

This Compass Point episode connects to your intensely personal journey, Life itself. Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, together with his co-host Sarah Benton, provide a powerful metaphor of looking at Life’s trip through the filter of a highway. We consider preparations, good order, courtesies, and obstacles, when you refuel, and how you set your destination. We conclude with dignity as your fuel, and hope as your destination. Share this message! (People want to be in your lane). jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 60 - The Art of Integration

In this Compass Point series, we – Jeremy Wentworth- Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, and his co-host Sarah Benton – invite you to join our discussion on the Art of Integration. While economics generally takes you to horizontal, vertical and lateral integration, we take you to the character of Nature herself, which since ancient times has demonstrated the panorama of integration! Such is your model of physical, social and ecological integration. Humanity adds another dynamic: outsourcing. This artform both strengthens and weakens your relationships. Insights in this podcast are useful to a process of balanced and sustainable integration. Give us feedback, please. jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 59 - Be True To Thyself

Today’s “world” encourages monochrome compliance. The Compass Point series led by Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, and his co-host Sarah Benton, call this out, emphasizing that you as an individual are a creative pulse, you own an exclusive identity, and are powered by potential. Finding out the truth of self is an exciting journey, one that builds your expression and resilience into your life. Start the journey now! Socrates and Shakespeare are your fellow travellers. jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 58 - The Corporate Legacy

The Compass Point series aligns its needle to the “corporate” legacy. This applies to an organization made up of individuals, who typically themselves prepare their personal legacies. So also might organisations. In this discussion between Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, and his co-host Sarah Benton, the issue is how corporations need an intentional legacy, beginning with understanding the nature of their beneficiaries and how these may be treated equitably and with respect. Planning a legacy is “the long game”, (avoiding therefore reactive thinking in the moment), makes provisions for unexpected failure, encourages thinking beyond self-preservation, and explores foundational charitable bequests. Many businesses face immediate demands and volatile markets. The legacy approach is a powerful and responsible navigational aid. Let us have your insights and ask business - or political – leadership to hear this out. jeremy@respectonomics.com