Public Meeting Sunday July 27, 1PM Eastern (UTC-5)
SYMPTOMS OF UNDEREARNING
Time Indifference – We put off what must be done and do not use our time to support our own vision and further our own goals.
Idea Deflection – We compulsively reject ideas that could expand our lives or careers, and increase our profitability.
Compulsive Need to Prove – Although we have demonstrated competence in our jobs or business, we are driven by a need to re-prove our worth and value.
Clinging to Useless Possessions – We hold onto possessions that no longer serve our needs, such as threadbare clothing or broken appliances.
Exertion/Exhaustion – We habitually overwork, become exhausted, then under-work or cease work completely.
Giving Away Our Time – We compulsively volunteer for various causes, or give away our services without charge, when there is no clear benefit.
Undervaluing and Under-pricing – We undervalue our abilities and services and fear asking for increases in compensation or for what the market will bear.
Isolation – We choose to work alone when it might serve us much better to have co-workers, associates, or employees.
Physical Ailments – Sometimes, out of fear of being larger or exposed, we experience physical ailments.
Misplaced Guilt or Shame – We feel uneasy when asking for or being given what we need or what we are owed.
Not Following Up – We do not follow up on opportunities, leads, or jobs that could be profitable. We begin many projects and tasks but often do not complete them.
Stability Boredom – We create unnecessary conflict with co-workers, supervisors and clients, generating problems that result in financial distress.