Redefining Worthiness

How often do we question our worthiness? We think we need to earn love, respect, or
happiness, but the truth is, worthiness isn’t something you earn—it’s something you realize you
already have. Society has a funny way of making us feel like we have to jump through hoops to
be “enough,” but the reality is that we’re already more than enough. Worthiness comes from
within; it’s about recognizing your value without needing someone else to validate it. When you
let go of the scripts society hands you—the ones that say you have to be richer, thinner, or more
successful to be worthy—you find freedom. You start to realize that your worth isn’t tied to your
achievements or how others see you. You are worthy simply because you are. It’s time to
rewrite the narrative and claim your worth, unapologetically.
Richelle Taylor
Richelle Taylor is Realtor, Investor, Educator, Entrepreneur and Mother. She began her career early on having earned her real estate license at the age of 18 while in college at Shaw University, an HBCU located in Raleigh, NC.