Earn What You Deserve: How to Stop Underearning & Start Thriving

I bought this book as it was recommended to me as having an "under earning" problem. Initially thinking it was underemployment, under earing has more to do with long held attitudes of money and self-worth that were unconscious but were operating every day in my life. This book explains the common attitudes and how they can hold a person back from achieving solvency and prosperity. With step by step instructions, kind yet firm, it outlines how one day at a time, a person can work towards fully supporting himself or herself.

i bought Mundis's first how to get out of debt and already i started to see some of the thing manifest itself in my life.this book is another great read too along with tools and strategies to help one overcome chronic underearning.

This book is a great tool to use if you know you are earning less than you deserve, or have done so in the past. It helps you bring to light patterns within you that contribute to underearning, and gives practical and spiritual methods for earning more money in your life. You do not have to be a chronic underearner to benefit from this book- it can benefit anyone who has had past experiences with lack. The book will help you realize you are not alone, and there are ways to release experiences of lack and limitation in your life through spiritual and practical means. Especially helpful for people who are interested in Debtors Anonymous, or feel their debt is overwhelming. It covers the 12-step program used by Debtors Anonymous, but applies it specifically to those who underearn. A powerful self-help tool!

This book changed the way I look at money. I started making more money one week after starting to read this book. I have made substantally more money each and every year since.

Mundis should be applauded - many of us can save, even invest, but really are not earning our true potential. Mundis begins by telling us his own story, showing us that he had a real underearning problem, but was able to conquer it. What impressed me most are his three big 'rules', such as NEVER turn down money, etc. They have helped me immensely in my own life. Also, he forces us to really take a look at how we look at money; many of us have beliefs that are really killing us financially and must be changed. A well-written, extremely helpful handbook on a problem which I just have not seen written about elsewhere.