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ISBN: 006081862X

ISBN13: 9780060818623

Overcoming Underearning(TM): A Five-Step Plan to a Richer Life

Name: Good book for those that need to ask themselves &quot;Why?&quot;
Item: Overcoming Underearning(TM): A Five-Step Plan to a Richer Life
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By Barbara Stanny (now Huson)

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Book Overview

When it comes to money, are you controlled by fear? Do you underestimate your worth? Are you ready to go to the next level, but can't seem to get there? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may be an underearner. Underearners are self-saboteurs who don't live up to their earnings potential, says Barbara Stanny, a financial educator, motivational speaker, and career counselor. Whether they make $10 an hour or six figures a year, they tend to live paycheck to paycheck, are often in debt, and have a high tolerance for low pay. Ironically, many work incredibly hard. The good news is that underearning is a self-imposed condition. By focusing on overcoming it, underearners will not only earn what they deserve, but live a richer life. With techniques and exercises that have helped thousands of people, Stanny teaches five essential steps to financial independence and brings a message of empowerment to all those who chronically undervalue themselves.

Format:Paperback

Language:English

ISBN:006081862X

ISBN13:9780060818623

Release Date:November 2007

Publisher:Harper Business

Length:240 Pages

Weight:0.44 lbs.

Dimensions:0.6" x 5.5" x 8.2"

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Rated 4 stars
Good book for those that need to ask themselves "Why?"

By Thriftbooks.com User, October 13, 2009

I first heard of Barbara Stanny when I read Secrets of Six-Figure Women: Surprising Strategies to Up Your Earnings and Change Your Life earlier this year. It really changed how I look at things and even inspired me to start a video blogging site. So that book made a huge impact on me. I decided to look at another book by the same author and found this one. It's not a bad book, but I think it would work better as a companion...

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Rated 5 stars
Surprisingly Valuable Content

By Thriftbooks.com User, June 30, 2006

If you are frustrated by a sense that you're selling yourself short in business situations due to a lack of the right tools or right self-concept, this book deftly addresses these challenges and gives excellent exercises to help you improve these areas. I picked this up at the library, but expect I will purchase it for permanent use. I wasn't particularly drawn during my scan of the book (table of contents, recommendations...

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Rated 5 stars
So this is how to do it!

By Thriftbooks.com User, February 3, 2006

I've read Secrets of Six-Figure Women multiple times and gained fresh inspiration with each reading. Now I have the instruction manual to go with it! I know that this will be higlighted, dog-eared and oft-quoted. The work is hard, but the steps are easy and clearly spelled out. If you follow them, there's no excuse for not overcoming underearning. I can feel my financial picture shifting already and plan to recommend this...

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Rated 5 stars
work less, earn more

By Thriftbooks.com User, January 30, 2006

I read Stanny's last book, Secrets of Six-Figure Women, and it inspired me to make some serious changes in how I view my own earning capabilities. I'm self-employed, and I couldn't see a away to earn more without working too many hours. But her new book is the missing puzzle piece for me. Her formula is deceptively simple-until you actually live it-and then it can be challenging to follow through on. The biggest hurdle for...

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Rated 5 stars
OK, Now I Get It!

By Thriftbooks.com User, January 19, 2006

Okay, I'll admit it, I've always been an underearner--until now that is. I didn't even know I was, actually, until I read this book. I mean, I've done ok, kept the wolf from the door, but just never really hit my potential. Who knew I could blame my parents for something else? (Only sort of kidding...this book shows you how to figure out what messages from your family you took to heart about money.) No surprise, mine weren't...

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