Respectonomics

Compass Point 9 - The Living Schedule

“The Living Schedule” offers a comfortable approach to allocating time to life’s demands and aspirations. In this Compass Point series, the Voice of Respectonomics, Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, explores with co-host Sarah Benton how the alignment of one’s humanity - body, mind and spirit - creates exciting opportunities for growth and contentment. Plans and actions combine to dignify our expectations. Tell us your story and insights, please. jeremy@repsectonomics.com
 

Compass Point 8 - Economics or Egonomics?

In this Compass Point series, Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, is joined by co-host Sarah Benton, and unpacks the truerepresentation of economics, how it is a personal process engaged by every household. Economics is the mechanism to exchange values, and contrary totoday’s political and corporate ideologies does not create wealth. Household management embraces this truth through a constant playbook of complexadjustments, and the finest economist is staring from the mirror. Leadership in all its forms needs to return the initiative to the individual, so that personalpotential and opportunity are matched to success. Your story needs an audience.jeremy@respectonomics.com is your advertising agent.

Compass Point 7 - Doom or Bloom?

The Compass Point series continues under the Respectonomics banner to examine how the worldwide socio-economic order is unfolding. Here Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, joined by co-host Sarah Benton, articulates our slide into a precipitous state of global economic failure. Rather than posing solutions to flawed and complex cultures, we set out three behavioural imperatives, which could enable humanity to weather the storm. These are 1) creating wareness; 2) rebuilding the spirit of community; and 3) restoring human dignity. They are worthy, achievable aspirations. Share the message and give us YOUR insights. Please! jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 6 - Hear the Fear

The Compass Point series continues in this episode of “Hear The Fear”. Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the voice of Respectonomics, joined by his co-host Sarah Benton, explores the practice of intimidation both in the workplace and the political arena. Fear creates mistrust, stymies innovation, supresses initiative, damages productivity, and in plain English, takes the fun out of the job. Respectonomics provides a guide to remediating the harm as it percolates through the organization. The Voice of Respectonomics pleads “Delegate Dignity!” 
Please tell us your story.  jeremy@respectonomics.com 

Compass Point 5 - HURRICANE ALERT!

HURRICANE ALERT!
 
Under the Respectonomics banner, this Compass Point episode highlights the benefits of a compass in the face of an impending hurricane. A pilot or a navigator would naturally acknowledge the warnings and take evasive action - notably to chart a safe course to the intended destination. Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley and his co-host Sarah Benton identify the intensity and trajectory of this hurricane in-the-making: economically, socially, politically. We face unparalleled storms. The responsibility, indeed the accountability, of corporations and business organizations is to heed the warnings. As the citizenry of life we vote that leadership reviews and resets its bearings NOW! Respectonomics offers evidence, guidance and preemptive solutions. Listen well, and call on jeremy@respectonomics.com to arrange presentations, consultations and debate. Thank you!

Compass Point 4 - Fear of Success

“Fear of Success” is the theme of this Compass Point series in which Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, and his co-host Sarah Benton, examine the roots to the complex, hidden, and self-sabotaging character of such a fear. Fear of success is a deception that traps many of us into performing below our potential. When removed, there is an opportunity for a quantum uplift in our personal performance as well as our attitudes.
This episode joins at a critical time. People applaud the aspirations of Respectonomics. Now it is time for corporations and businesses to take up the lead to restore the dignity of the human being. This restoration might well be a vaccine to the emotional and mental issues that plague many levels of our communities, and often impede the “success” of business. When we consider the frail nature of the world economies, their volatility, and the senses of anger and hopelessness, the guidance available through Respectonomics is a navigational necessity. Try me. Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley. jeremy@respectonomics.com In any case, let me have your own insight.
 
 

Compass Point 3 - The Ownership of Anxiety

“The Ownership of Anxiety”. Anxiety is the issue that Sarah Benton, my cohost, and I discuss in this Compass Point series of Respectonomics. The Compass is a fitting portrait of the anxieties and fears that confront us in the quadrants of our journey of life. When anxiety weakens our convictions of self worth, we undermine our potential and perform accordingly. This episode, “The Ownership of Anxiety”, points to the benefits and risks of anxiety, and illustrates how we identify it, confront it, and tame it to optimize our performance! Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley. E-mail: jeremy@respectonomics.com
 

Compass Point 2 - Know Your No How

“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

Compass Point 1 - Homelessness

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.

Episode 17 - Hold The Door

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.