Respectonomics

Compass Point 32 - The Living Shipwreck: Leadership

This strident episode of the Compass Point series (the one that helps you navigate business and life) reveals how leadership, globally, is in a state of shipwreck. It has lost the buoyancy of trust, and failed navigational integrity. Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics with his co-host Sarah Benton, puts out the lifelines! Purposeful leadership depends on leaders drawing alongside people, and resetting their vertical practice of talking down. All hands on deck! Share the conversation with your leaders. We are also available for a workhop or presentation. Contact us at: jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 31 - Doing Nothing is Better than Something

The Compass Point series takes its direction to understanding the inefficiency and frustration of always being in gear or being under Big Brother all-seeing supervision. The Voice of Respectonomics, Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, joined by his cohost Sarah Benton, identifies the pattern of being “overly busy” and gives enabling support to the feeling to rest and relax. The how-to guidance reflects an increased personal awareness, recognizing our physiological needs for space and rest. Taking the mind into a place of intentional quiet time is reenergizing, and resets our inner compass. Tell us how it feels to relax! jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 30 - Accountability and Responsibility

In this episode of the Compass Point series, Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley - the Voice of Respectonomics - together with his cohost Sarah Benton navigate the risks and downfalls of responsibility without accountability (often a disguise to maintain control). Then there is accountability without being responsibly consulted! The discussion aspires to an intra-dependent model, one in which accountability and responsibility are equally relevant. The purpose? Allow people to express new ideas, implement these with “skin in the game”, so that innovation, productivity, loyalty  and good fun are the real experience. Hear, comment, share. jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 29 - Healthy Anger

In a time of anger generally, the conversation in this Compass Point series seeks to understand the origins of anger, how it depletes our personal resources, and frequently fails us and the object of its focus. Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, and Sarah Benton, his co-host, invite you to hear and share. It is a message for the times, one that shows how anger erodes productivity, and severs the very fibres of our human purpose. Contact us for a workshop or presentation at: jeremy@respectonomics.com
 

Compass Point 28 - The Freedom Of Choice

Human beings enjoy a deep privilege of experiencing freedom beyond constraint on body and mind. Hear from Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, and his co-host Sarah Benton how we humanly reach into these depths of freedom which can incite hope and personal innovation. Give choice a chance! Tell us your own episode at: jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 27 - Food, Dignity, and Duty To Life

Access to food is one of humanity’s powerful aspirations. It is our collective duty to life. In this Compass Point series, Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics with co-host Sarah Benton, brings forward the immediacy and intensity of feeding humanity in all its dimensions. Business and political leadership is equipped. Our responsibility at Respectonomics is to identify their tools and immediate application. Tell your leaders, and tell us the responses you receive. Contact us at: jeremy@respectonomics.com  

Compass Point 26 - Capacity

Who finds that we try to operate day-to-day beyond our personal capacity? During this Compass Point series, you may already be familiar with the signals that warn us we are in overload. Our purpose to heighten our awareness of signals and symptoms, ones that cause us anxiety and impede performance generally. Humanly speaking, when we recalibrate our capacity in relation to body, mind and spirit, our effectiveness and contentment become the winning hands! Tell and share please with us at jeremy@respectonomics.com 

Compass Point 25 - Food and Existence

Under the Respectonomics banner, the “Living Compass” series explores the necessities of life and qualities that build us beyond existence to a state of thriving! Food is now the focus of the discussion between Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, and his co-host Sarah Benton. Food is one of the six necessities to life, the other five to be treated alphabetically are light, oxygen, people, shelter, and water. When we feed our body, mind and spirit, we have a clearer understanding how we feed relationships, and a how these feed us. This human algorithm expresses the aspiration of Respectonomics to restore dignity and respect. Spread the word please. We have the tools and guidance, reaching to improvement in productivity, innovation, loyalty, and fun. Contact us at: jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 24 - The Fullness of Life

Life defines fullness. In this Compass Point series, Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, and his co-host Sarah Benton, explore how fullness may be expressed as a shortfall or a surplus, and accordingly how such signage may reveal personal impediments. The conversation emphasises awareness, steps to navigate through the obstructions, and a process of expanding life’s capacity. Your experiences may align into yet another narrative, which we would love to hearabout. Please contact us at: jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 23 - The Life of Business

This is the rollout to a multi-episode series in which we - Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, and co-host Sarah Benton - explore the intimate relationship between business (or any social organisation!) and the human being. Diagrammatically the Living Compass is a worksheet, reviewed here conversationally, and directs us to innovation, enhanced productivity, loyalty, and good humour. Later, we plan to review the worksheet in a schematic, line by line format. In the interim let us know please at jeremy@respectonomics.com of life’s issues you would enjoy being discussed in the context of business life. Thank you. The logo of Respectonomics is restoring the dignity of the human being.