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

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Summary: Underearning lacks originality
Review: "Earn What You Deserve" is a basic rehash of Mundis' earlier book "How to get out of debt, stay out of debt and live prosperously." with an emphasis on what he calls underearning. Unfortunately, not only does the material in "Earn What You Deserve" lack originality, but it borrows heavily from the earlier book; in many cases entire pages of vertbatim quotes are used. This is a cheap writer's trick that Mundis employs by creating "filler pages" of earlier text. Buyers, save your money; buy the original (it's a pretty good book) but don't waste your money on this rewrite.

Rating:
Summary: Underearning lacks originality
Review: "Earn What You Deserve" is a basic rehash of Mundis' earlier book "How to get out of debt, stay out of debt and live prosperously." with an emphasis on what he calls underearning. Unfortunately, not only does the material in "Earn What You Deserve" lack originality, but it borrows heavily from the earlier book; in many cases entire pages of vertbatim quotes are used. This is a cheap writer's trick that Mundis employs by creating "filler pages" of earlier text. Buyers, save your money; buy the original (it's a pretty good book) but don't waste your money on this rewrite.

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Summary: 12 Step Program for Underearning
Review: I first read a book written by Mundis when looking for help with my cronic writer's block, and while his system didn't produce an instant cure it continues to give me a bit of understanding and support for times when the pen won't write and the keys won't move. Like many writers Mundis confesses to periods of ineritia, and underactivity, and uses the 12 Steps to help guide the underemployed and underpaid to rightful livelihood. This is not an business book in the strict sense, he's more a kindly godfather whispering good advice, and dishing out the daily chores for making a living. If you wonder why your friends always seem to have more, why raises never come to you and why you are always starting over, the answers are here; and the advice is reasonable even for people adverse or unwilling to do a 12 Step program,

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Summary: A Very Helpful Tool For Learning How to Earn More!
Review: 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!

Rating:
Summary: A Very Helpful Tool For Learning How to Earn More!
Review: 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!