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The Worth Wound
“Your value is unlimited.
Your worth is without measure.
But your price is what you’re willing to accept.”
Let me ask you something plainly:
Are you giving discounts on you?
Most people don’t struggle with strategy.
They struggle with a worth wound.
It came from rejection.
From disappointment.
From being overlooked, talked over, passed by, or priced down.
So they learned to minimize themselves.
To negotiate against their own future.
To accept less so they could feel safe saying yes.
That wound doesn’t just show up in relationships.
It shows up in business.
In pricing.
In hesitation.
In comparison.
In shopping instead of deciding.
And comparison is always a signal of uncertainty about worth.
Let me be clear with you, as someone who has done this for over a decade, with proven product–market fit, real results, and real outcomes:
I am not for everyone.
And I am no longer available for tire-kicking, shopping, or side-by-side comparison.
You can’t compare me to anyone else—because there is no one else in my category.
I am the world’s only Worthologist™.
I don’t teach hacks.
I don’t chase trends.
I don’t discount identity.
I choose who I work with—because this work requires readiness, responsibility, and resolve.
And hear this carefully:
I don’t want anything from you.
I want something for you.
But you have to stop discounting yourself long enough to receive it.
If this stirred something uncomfortable, good.
That’s not pressure.
That’s recognition.
A new day doesn’t begin when circumstances change.
It begins when you decide your worth is no longer negotiable.
And if you qualify to work with me, understand this clearly:
It’s not an opportunity for me.
It’s a privilege for you.
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