5 Money Myths Keeping You Underpaid (And Who Benefits From Your Silence)


A letter from June Sunday 19 April The first time I heard someone charged £20,000 for a piece of work, I nearly fainted. The highest I had ever been paid was £15,000. I danced around the house for hours. The lowest I have ever been offered? £200. For the same category of work. That gap is not about talent. It is not about experience. It is an information gap. And the people who benefit most from you staying in the dark are the ones making the offers. So today we are blowing the whole thing...