Mary Brown has finally revealed her new brand, Worthy Up, but it’s kind of unclear what this even is. It feels like Mary started her very own cult or MLM. What is clear is that this program, product, or lifestyle is going to cost you some money. Are you ready to Worthy Up, my friends? We have a lot to talk about, so let’s get into today’s video.
Hey, everyone, what’s up? It’s Sarah, and welcome back to my channel. This video is going to be voice-over commentary, so Mary introduced the world to Worthy Up, and let’s take a look and see what it is.
“You don’t have to do something to be worthy. I’m done with allowing other people to determine my worth. My voice will be heard. I will no longer be silent.”
Okay, are you ready? I am so ready. I’ve had a lot of life experiences, and I’ve had a really good life. There have been times when I felt super supported, and then there’s also been times where I’ve been kind of in a dark place, where I felt very isolated and felt very alone and not worth very much. I needed to do something to change that. I was coming out of like a really, really dark time in my life. I knew that I was not the only person in the world who felt some of the things that I was feeling. Mine was just being broadcast. A lot of it was being seen, but a lot of it was also being misconstrued by people’s perceptions. Even this video right now is going to be scrutinized. I know that, and that’s okay. It doesn’t mean it’s not worth being posted.
That, in and of itself, made me feel like I wasn’t worthy to share my story because I didn’t feel like my stories were being heard and told in its entirety. I felt like I really wanted to be able to tell a more full truth about myself and while doing that, helping other people to understand that just because they exist, they are worthy because that, for me, was something that I forgot for a long time. I’m not unique in feeling unworthy. The thing is, I’m done with allowing other people to determine my worth, and you should be too. That’s why I wanted to create this community. I have been blessed with this platform, and I know that I can use it for good. I’m not done growing. There’s still so much that I need to learn, so creating this community of Worthy Up with you is something that we all need in our lives on some level. I am so excited about this community. I am excited to learn from you, to teach you, to have experiences with you. I am just excited about everything. Everything. I am so excited, and this is just the beginning.
Well, I hope you aren’t too hungry because word salad seems to be what’s on the menu today. It is astounding, the ability of the Browns to say so much without saying anything at all. Mary has been teasing this Worthy Up brand for months. She has had everyone from best friend Jen to ex-boyfriend Not-So-Famous Amos to her Lul Lao downline, like seriously, who are these other people wearing her sweatshirts? But now, we finally get a look at exactly what Worthy Up is.
So, taking a look at the website, it says, “Worthy Up at a glance: Worthy Up honors your individual story, your current season of life, and celebrates your dreams and aspirations for growth. We are about soaring. Whether you’re enriching your knowledge or experiencing personal growth, Worthy Up is your safe space to embrace community, celebration, and support on your journey to self-discovery. We curate experiences that inspire, empower, and honor vulnerability. We stand for confidence, authenticity, and the relentless pursuit of your best self. We’re so glad you’re here to share your worth with us.”
What is their vision, you might ask? At the heart of Worthy Up, we envision a world where every individual is inspired to recognize their inherent worth and unlock their limitless potential. Our vision is fueled by the belief that empowerment is not a luxury but your fundamental right. We aspire to be a catalyst for positive change, leaving a lasting mark on lives by providing experiences that go beyond the ordinary to encourage healing and growth. We seek to create a ripple effect, fostering a community of individuals who celebrate and uplift one another. We anticipate a future where the impact of personal growth radiates far beyond the individual, influencing communities and society at large. Bold dreams. We aim to contribute to a world where every person embraces their worthiness and comes together to create a brighter, more empowered future.
I want to go back to this sentence: “Empowerment is not a luxury but your fundamental right.” This seems like as good a time as any to talk about the prices of these packages. All of these are digital memberships that are good for the year of 2024, which we are in May. We are five months into 2024. If Worthy Up continues into 2025, can we expect to see a marginal increase to account for a full 12-month year?
The base package, “Your fundamental right to empowerment,” will run you $150, which for the remaining eight months of the year, including May, comes to $18.75 a month. For $18.75 a month, you get a digital membership that gives you access to the Facebook group, a printable PDF workbook, an accountability community, and you’ll be the first to know about upcoming events and Worthy Up merch. And, mind you, you’re not physically getting anything from Mary that you don’t have to print out yourself.
So, the next package is $300, which is twice as much as the base package, and that works out to be $37.50 a month for the remaining eight months of the year. So, for almost $40 a month, you get everything in the base package, and again, you’re printing out your own workbook, so you have to provide your own paper. But you do get a virtual live discussion each month and a merch package that includes an autographed mug, a hat, sticky notes, a journal, and a pen.
