The Underearning Instinct : Why Capable People Keep Pricing Themselves Below Their Worth

Lingua: inglese

Editore: Readers First Publishing LTD, 2026

1804280992 / 9781804280997

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nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Do you quote a lower price before a client even has the chance to negotiate Do you talk yourself out of asking for a raise by blaming 'bad timing' Do you work twelve-hour days to prove your worth, even when the work doesn't require it In The Underearning Instinct: Why Capable People Keep Pricing Themselves Below Their Worth, Jordan Ellis reveals that underearning is not a lack of ambition or confidence. Instead, it is a nervous system response designed to keep your income below the point where you would have to be fully seen, evaluated, and exposed.Moving beyond empty platitudes like 'know your worth,' this book breaks down the deep psychological mechanisms that intercept your true price on the way from your head to your mouth. Drawing on behavioral economics and psychology, Ellis explores eight distinct patterns of self-sabotage, including: - Why you round down invoices to avoid the discomfort of claiming your true value.- How the 'effort heuristic' traps you into twelve-hour days because you equate visible suffering with worth.- The 'warmth-competence tradeoff' that convinces you to discount your rates just to remain likable and easy to work with.- Why success triggers cognitive dissonance, causing a psychological 'governor' to pull your income back down to a familiar, safe level.- How status quo bias and the mere-exposure effect keep you trapped in jobs that fit too well.The Underearning Instinct does not ask you to become a fundamentally different, fearless person. Instead, it provides concrete, actionable 'overrides' designed to help you catch your internal governor mid-motion. If you are ready to stop negotiating against yourself in the shower and start claiming the space you deserve, this guide will show you exactly how to walk through the door.…

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Titolo
The Underearning Instinct : Why Capable People Keep Pricing Themselves Below Their Worth
Autore
Jordan Ellis
Editore
Readers First Publishing LTD
Anno di pubblicazione
2026
Condizione
Neu
Rilegatura
Taschenbuch
Lingua
inglese
ISBN 10
1804280992
ISBN 13
9781804280997
Peso dell'articolo
323 grammi
Dimensioni
229x152x12 mm

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