Respectonomics

“Know Your No How” is the centrepiece of this Respectonomics podcast with Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley and his cohost Sarah Benton. The Compass Point series continues with helping us to navigate our issues of personal dignity, in this instance of giving  a “No” or “Yes” with grace and conviction. We also explore the third way of “standing still”. Questions and input are welcome at jeremy@respectonomics.com

The Compass Point of our discussion is “Homelessness”, and forms the nucleus of the exchange of ideas between Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley and co-host Sarah Benton. Respectonomics identifies two casualties of the current political economy, “Houselessness” and ‘Homelessness”, both related and the outcome of financial and moral mismanagement by governments. More tellingly the apparent trend of discounting human individuality leads to a loss of identity, thereby giving homelessness a new venue - intellectually, mentally and spiritually. Respectonomics identifies contributing factors, and outlines steps to restore dignity and hope. Call on Jeremy at jeremy@respectonomics.com to calibrate our compass of respect.

Titled “Hold The Door”, in this episode of Respectonomics Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley and his co-host Sarah Benton, observe the reward of holding the door for another human being. Such action is one of respect and awareness, and sets the stage for openness to other people’s preferences and choices. The compass of Respectonomics is to help us - across the spectrum of society - to set the course for dignity, harmony and hope.

“Tariffic Management” frames this interview between Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley of Respectonomics and co-host Sarah Benton. Tariffs are a crude economic weapon, often applied to defend businesses in decline. Tariffs in organizations are also present,  expressed with barriers to the free flows of respect and information. Such barriers lead to a decline in productivity, impede innovation,  and conflict with employee retention. Respectonomics identifies managerial barriers - or tariffs, and provides the tools to take them down. Call on jeremy@respectonomics.com to discuss your particular paradigm.

This episode of Respectonomics with Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley and his co-host Sarah Benton is titled “Hands On Deck Everyone!” The issue of restoring our human dignity is immediate and pressing. Take one look at the torrents of anger, mental malaise, and economic upheavals. We call on those in places of leadership and influence to rebuild the foundations of respect. And those of us with other profiles, we call on “influencers” to be the conscience of respect restored. Call on Jeremy and Sarah to be guest speakers on behalf of Respectonomics - to your communities, your boards, businesses and associations! jeremy@respectonomics.com

Corporations over the years have provided enormous benefits and prosperity. In this episode, Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley and cohost Sarah Benton, put forward how these benefits have developed, and how Respectonomics can bring about a quantum improvement in  relationships between stakeholders. These improvements are dynamic to raising productivity, stimulating innovation, and strengthening loyalties. Listen well and tell us at jeremy@respectonomics.com how we can raise corporate awareness of human giftedness.

This episode, “Culture: Healthy or Toxic” is the subject of a discussion between Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley of Respectonomics and our co-host Sarah Benton (EQi 2.0 & EQ 360 Certified). We explore how culture blends knowledge, beliefs and behaviours, and influences organizational prosperity. We conclude that culture is organic and presents leadership with a powerful tool to foster harmony and a congruent sense of purpose. Share this with leaders and managers alike! Collaboration is culture’s pearl!

This third and concluding episode of the Respectonomics series on relationships draws our attention to Community Relationships.  Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley and cohost Sarah Benton navigate through rewards - and risks - of reframing our personal relationships. When such relationships are successfully  in place, they are foundational to the prosperity of organizations and political engagement. Please share the message and drop us a line at jeremy@respectonomics.com

“Impolite Politics” is the second episode of our three part investigation into relationships as they evolve within the world of politics. Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley and co-host Sarah Benton (EQ-i 2.0® & EQ 360® Certified) apply the principles of Respectonomics into the structures of government today. Our findings show that “power,  party and self-interest” are the drivers of government, replacing the aspirations of democratic excellence. Respectonomics resets the stage of politics, to dignify the individual, and to restore  service-to-the-people.

Respectonomics offers the first of three episodes to unpack relationships - corporate; political; and personal. Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley with his guest Sarah Benton (EQ-i 2.0® & EQ 360® Certified) lays out the defining benefits of resetting relationships within a corporate framework, how they translate into enhanced productivity, loyalty, and a renewed appreciation of customers’ needs. What better way to increase profits?!
As stated by a professor of communications at London University, the message of Respectonomics is “the right place at the right time”, and “cutting edge”. Board directors, executives and managers... Listen up and pass the message on!