Respectonomics

“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.

“Comfortable Confrontation” is the focal discussion of this ninth episode of Respectonomics podcasts. Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley and his guest Sarah Benton (EQ-i 2.0® & EQ360® Certified) prospect the seams of confrontation, discarding toxins and rubble, to show how intentional collaboration is the prize of human dignity.

With guest Sarah Benton (EQ-i 2.0® & EQ360® Certified), this episode unwraps the genesis and aspirations of Respectonomics. Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley takes us through his upbringing, career, and experiences, and how these have shaped his commitment to Respectonomics - the restoration of human dignity.

The Polygon of Power looks at the many sides of power, and how power intersects with human life and prospects. Respectonomics shows how power must be accountable, and is then the stepping stone to building - and restoring- the dignity of the human being.

The Parable of Connection expands on the theme of Respectonomics to restore the dignity of the human being. This episode recognizes our need to connect with one another as a vital step in the process of rebuilding our dignity, our value, and our self-worth.

Respectonomics gives a fresh perspective to our understanding of existing, living, and thriving. Through aligning these into a sequence, our aspirations become enjoyable, accessible and achievable.

This message is the fourth of introducing Respectonomics, and discusses how “The Self” may optimally align with “The Other Self”. Such alignment is key to regaining human dignity and building community.

“The Self” is our third of four episodes in the introduction to Respectonomics. It exposes how we view the entirety of our human self. We consider constraints to our potential, as well as the opportunities to give our own talents growth and relevance. This series will conclude with “The Other Self” in which we explore our mutual alignment with goals and skills of organizations.

"Follow The Fallow" is the second of a four part series to introduce Respectonomics. This episode looks at long time farming practices that reveal a vital template for human behaviour. We explore the dynamic of rest, and how this releases our personal potential.