Worthy: Boost Your Self-Worth to Grow Your Net Worth

This book is beyond amazing. This is a self-help book that ACTUALLY HELPS YOU. I kept notes in my phone for each exercise and I noticed when I went back to look at some of them that my thinking had actually changed for the better since beginning. This book has a lot of exercises, and they may seem like too many or too strenuous for some, but please, I urge you, don't stop doing them. I got stuck at one point so I had to change my approach in order to keep going because I got bogged down in all my excuses during the excuse section. But once I decided to keep going I found completing this book to be more than worth the time and money. The only thing I felt disappointed about was that she doesn't have a plan for continuing after the book is over. There is no like, okay, now you're going to review your desires every month, or make steps every month, or work on debunking your beliefs every so often. That part leaves you to your own discipline to get through. But as a beginning to get the ball rolling in a super, mega-charged way, I would highly recommend. As someone who reads self-help books voraciously I know this is one of the most helpful ones. This is truly a must-read.

You know how they have those signs that say not to dig here until you call that number because there just happens to be something dangerous under the surface? Well that thought comes to mind about how that thing that is buried is often our self-worth, and it may lay there buried for the rest of our lives and we would have an okay life, but Nancy Levin's book, Worthy, is like right, knowing crew digging and exposing that dangerous and sensitive item so that it can be repaired properly, and that result leads to a dramatically improved life, or result. Self-worthiness is a sensitive topic, and Nancy has skillfully exposed how having it or not having it leads our lives without our awareness, and even more, how it is so closely associated with money.This book is aimed at women. It is obvious from the way it is written. And, having read it and done the exercises, I can with all enthusiasm recommend this to every woman who is old enough to read. At the same time, I found it so helpful for me, and so I also recommend it for men, for the obvious benefit of gaining greater self-worth, and for the perspective it presents of the women clients Nancy has helped and their situations and feelings about relationships and marriage and how money affects them.I rave about this book and I think that it contains mountains of value for anyone who desires to partake. I've learned a lot in my life, and this helps bring many things into clarity about how I have dealt with money, and more important, how I have felt about it. I see now how much self-worthiness is a determining factor in any person's life. I am very grateful that Nancy took the time, energy, and used her experience to present this subject in this way. I am invigorated anew.

This kindlebook that is Worthy Boost Your Self Worth To Grow Your Net Worth by Nancy Levin does have some good points that include: finding time to pursue one’s dreams, an exercise in pondering what you want most, checking the state of your self worth, loving yourself unconditionally, finding a community, your own personal cheerleader,worthiness mentors, the authors own story where she was the breadwinner in a past relationship, and more. The only caveat is that I wish that there were more stories included of women experiencing multiple career andor money triumphs. I am blessed with an angelic husband who I met over 16 years ago when we both were still in the U.S. Navy. Fortunately, we enjoy a close and loving marriage to this day,he loves me regardless of how much money I make (and yes I intend to always do the same for him), and I have a good paying job with good working conditions where I’m treated well. However, I have noticed that a multiple number of higher paying andor more permanent jobs available and that are related to my current job (even within the same company) would require me to voluntarily leave my job (I’m currently a seasonal employee with a good job) which might affect andor dramatically change the amount of free time I have with my husband. Yes even though I am married to an angelic husband with a great paying job, I reluctantly admit that I too accept and must still care about nurturing and continue to grow/build my career and money life just like many other women both around my age and both younger and older than me of various relationship statuses. I have compassion and am open minded towards people who are working because they have to financially support one person andor multiple people. However, even with my freedom and the household being just my husband and I it is more than essential for me to work it is just that I happen to have much freedom on where, when, and how many hours I work even with me being married. My husband is super supportive but he also understands my intent to parlay and plan my career and money options carefully because the first year of what is fortunately now our 15 year marriage was a long distance marriage (we got married January 2004 and from Oct 2003 until February 2005 I was living in California and he was living in Japan from August 2002 until early 2005). My point related to the author’s well-meaning book-I was hoping to read stories of women who have achieved career success and thriving love lives. Still, I am glad that I got this kindlebook because she did help remind me to realize that I need to take some private time this week to ask myself what I truly want and especially make time for the 50 desires exercise.

I loved Nancy Levin's book 'Jump....and your life will appear', so buying this one was a no-brainer for me. Like many other women, I have big dreams but when it comes to making them happen, I'm blocked. I never used to be like that, but then my confidence and self worth have taken a beating recently. I wondered if this book would help me to get over these obstacles and it has. If you feel undeserving of financial freedom, this book is for you. A word of warning, though. Nothing will happen if you just read the book. You have to be committed to take the time to do the exercises and really dig deep in order to gain the best results. I'll definitely be recommending this book to all my clients. Thanks to Nancy for putting this book out into the world.

This book is helpful but really more aimed at women with money, or well paying jobs or who are married and have a very low or no self esteem. While there are some great lessons in this book, I feel her target audience are women who aren't in financial dire straights.

An incredible book with a lot of insightful lessons. It is set out into ten steps which contain a lot of exercises and stories.

This book was an easy to read book, with simple prattle ideas to get you thinking about yourself differently. It starts quite simply with the idea that we are all born perfect. The experiences each one of us receives from life more often than not marks us and scuff our original shiney brilliant selves, unconsciously create limiting beliefs and false impressions of our self worth. The book addresses the issue behind not feeling worthy and then helps the reader step by step to understand their own thoughts around their self worth and create new possibilities that serve for the better of the reader without the need for external help or additional materials. A very well written heartfelt book.

I highly recommend this book. I touch on the topic of being worthy in my own book about money & success and one of my readers mentioned this book to me. I now recommend this to others. Nancy includes some great exercises and like most books of this kind, you will get better results if you do them!