Worthy

by Jamie Kern Lima

What has self-doubt already cost you in your life? WORTHY is how you change that.

Imagine what you'd do, if you FULLY believed in YOU! When you stop doubting your greatness, build unshakable self-worth and embrace who you are, you transform your entire life! WORTHY teaches you how, with simple steps that lead to life-changing results!

" In life, you don't soar to the level of your hopes and dreams, you stay stuck at the level of your self-worth. In your business, leadership, relationships, friendships and ambitions, you don't rise to what you believe is possible, you fall to what you believe you're worthy of. When you build your self-worth, you change your entire life. WORTHY teaches you how. I wrote WORTHY for YOU if you have some self-doubt to destroy and a destiny to fulfill! " - Jamie Kern Lima

Author Jamie Kern Lima's first, instant New York Times bestselling book Believe It, captured her journey of going from Denny's waitress to billion-dollar entrepreneur by learning to believe in herself. And now her second, much anticipated, upcoming book Worthy , is the playbook for how YOU can believe in YOU !

If you've ever struggled with self-doubt, felt like you don't have what it takes...or that who you truly are isn't enough, even if you're really good at hiding it from the world, WORTHY is for you. If you've been underestimating your talent and gifts, or battle imposter syndrome, WORTHY is for you. If you've been letting fear of failure and rejection hold you back, WORTHY is for you. If you've learned to please others so much that you end up betraying yourself, WORTHY is for you. If you're sick and tired of what self-doubt has already cost you in your life, in your goals, in your relationships, and in your hopes and dreams, WORTHY is for you! If you're ready to expand your self-love , ignite your self-confidence and wakeup your self-worth , WORTHY is for you!!

When you change what you believe you're worthy of, you change your entire life.

This book is about how to do that.

IN WORTHY YOU'LL LEARN HOW TO...

And much more...


Are you ready to unleash your greatness and believe in the power that is YOU? Are you ready to finally stop believing the lies that you're unlovable, unqualified or not (fill in the blank) enough? Are you ready to triumph over the thoughts holding you back, destroy self-doubt and truly know and believe you have what it takes to accomplish your greatest goals and wildest dreams?

Imagine...what would you do if you had zero self-doubt and unshakable self-worth? What would you do if you fully believed in YOU? Join Jamie's VIP Insider Book Launch team at WorthyBook.com

Genres: Self Help, Nonfiction, Personal Development, Psychology, Business, Personal Growth, Mental Health

257 pages, Paperback

First published February 20, 2024

Reviews

[Crystal · Rating 3 out of 5]

I ended up skimming through this after a few chapters. I’m not a fan of memoir-type self-help books full of stories of the author’s awesomeness, and I didn’t realize that a pet peeve of mine is when authors use a ton of bold print to emphasize random thoughts. I don’t know how many times she mentioned that she was friends with Oprah, or that she was on QVC - it just got old. I couldn’t find enough helpful content in the lengthy stories of her own success.

[MaryKay · Rating 3 out of 5]

I guess I’m one of the few that really wasn’t thrilled with this book. I’m not big on self-help books anyway, but this one read like the prosperity gospel except on the topic of self worth. Literally the answer to everything was just believe you are WORTHY (and yes, always in capital letters). When I read the acknowledgements where she thanked Joel Osteen, it all made sense. Maybe it just wasn’t the right time in my life for this book, but it felt like one loooonnngg cheerleading session.

[Harsh Patel · Rating 1 out of 5]

I found myself reading the same thing again and again in every chapter. After the first two chapters skimmed through the entire book. The reader can just read the bold face sentences in every chapter and get the jist. This can easily be compressed into a 100 page read.

[Danielle Worthington · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book was okay. I was surprised at how often god was mentioned, but I tried to just look past that. I probably wouldn’t have even bought it if I would have known there would be so much god talk (and bible verses).

It had a lot of good messages but it did get pretty redundant and felt a little fluffy. I started to skip all of the personal stories because there’s only so many times I can read about CVS and Oprah lol.

Overall, probably a good read for anyone really new to the concept of self-worth.

[Sarah · Rating 2 out of 5]

I tried to listen on Audible. I couldn’t do it. Sentence after sentence ran on and never seemed to end. It was full of “ You can benefit from this if you want to lose weight, if you want to get healthy, if you want to dream big, if you are tired of being small, if you need encouragement, if you...". I just felt like it would never get into the actual discussion of the book.

[Ash · Rating 1 out of 5]

I've never been so disappointed in a book before. I desperately needed the kind of help this book promised to give me. The blurb, the celebrity endorsements, the content page: it all looked incredibly promising, so this book is how I decided to begin my journey into tackling my self-worth. I'm so angry. The author rambles on and on repeating the same points and never getting to the core of anything. The introduction is 20+ pages of the same thing over and over and the author telling me my time is precious while proceeding to waste all my time of repeated, run on sentences that lose meaning the more you read.

This is not a self-help book. This is the promise of a self-help book with none of the follow-through. Again, I am in desperate need of what the author promised, and I did not receive it. I'll stick to therapy.

Note: I do not enjoy leaving bad reviews on books. Writing is hard and what the author was trying to accomplish was a big feat. At the same time, the execution is so terrible that I simply have to share this experience in the hopes that no one else shells out $30 for 300 pages of run-on sentences that don't actually say anything.

[Erin Skye Kelly · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is going to be the industry-leading book on self-worth and self-confidence. In addition to being impeccably written and enjoyable to read, it’s full of concepts that immediately transformed the way I understood self-worth, self-confidence and self-love. I have recommended this book to everyone I know and now I’m recommending to you! If you have ever doubted yourself, or felt unworthy of something (no matter how big or small) add this to your library immediately! This book is life-changing.

[Vincent · Rating 2 out of 5]

If you’re religious this may resonate with you but I’m not so since the basis of this book revolves around God I just didn’t vibe with it. Also it just spews out phrases and topics we’ve all heard and it just felt like a live laugh love suburban white mom with an asymmetrical bob who carries around a pink Stanley cup and says everything is a blessing and has a it’s wine o’clock shirt wrote a book.

[Karen Whooley · Rating 1 out of 5]

I couldn’t get past the start here. It was too much about how women have a horrible mindset. I’m not a fan of these rah rah books. Not at all what I expected

[booksbikesbooze · Rating 5 out of 5]

5 STARS!

The best book I've read this year & will forever recommend to everyone!

It’s beyond inspirational – it’s a reminder for deep self-worth (which dives deep into the difference of self-confidence). I found it very interesting to learn there are very highly successful people who exude high self-confidence, however with the deep lack of self-worth, will always feel un-fulfilled.

By the end, Jamie had me balling with the story of her mother.

Some favorite quotes from this book:

"Que la vida me perdone las veces que no la vivi - May life forgive me for all the times I did not live it"

"When you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it"

"In the midst of winter, I found there was within me an invincible summer"

"Spend time around people who pull you into your future, not your past"

"You've healed too much to not raise the bar on who has access to you"

[Rhonda Keliipio · Rating 2 out of 5]

I really wanted to love this book but I just can’t. Maybe it’s her obsession with Oprah that is almost god like. Honestly, it’s hard to read words from a woman preaching authenticity while every social media video of her shows a perfectly flawless woman unwilling to embrace laugh lines, wrinkles or graceful aging. The very images she posts create the self loathing so many women face making them feel so very unworthy. It’s terribly sad. I pray the words she writes eventually penetrate her own self worth. We need to teach younger women that beauty is indeed from within. It is okay to not buy into society’s version of beauty. Laugh lines, wrinkles, regular eyelashes and small lips are beautiful. As a child of God you are indeed worthy and you don’t need this book to tell you that.

[Wendy Cooney · Rating 3 out of 5]

I liked this book and the themes. I didn’t love the tone that was portrayed in the audiobook however. I also could have gone without all of the god talk. I appreciated the first time god was mentioned she said “god or the universe, etc” but that was the last mention of anything other than straight up god. That’s great for you if your faith was a large part of finding your worthiness but that would’ve been a nice heads up to potential readers as a theme of the book since not everyone believes in god.

[ShadowSmut Jen · Rating 2 out of 5]

Repetitive, felt like standard self help. Idk how many more times people can say the same thing in a shiny cover to fool us into spending money. She got me tho haha sooo apparently at least a few more times. I like that she is donating the sales $, that’s about it.

[Maryna · Rating 4 out of 5]

Jamie Kern Lima is not a writer but she has poured her heart into this book. If someone reads it not to analyze authors literary talent but because they really needed someone to tell them what was said here, they will most likely find it helpful and uplifting.

[Metthea Maddern · Rating 1 out of 5]

DNF. I am worthy of spending my time reading a better book than this.

[Bryn Whitlock · Rating 5 out of 5]

If I could give it six stars I would! WHAT AN AMAZFRAME, life changing book. Seriously every woman and person needs to hear this message. I can’t wait to read it again! Thank you Jamie 🧡🤪🙌

[Morgan Kusse · Rating 1 out of 5]

this book was recommended to me by my therapist and while there were some good pointers throughout the book, the book overall was shit. i felt like the entire time the author was just talking about herself and talking about how great her life is and how she overcame her struggles. which is great and all but when you’re needing guidance on how to feel empowered again, the last thing i wanna hear is how you’re besties with oprah or how successful IT cosmetics is. as a 20 something yr old, i can’t apply what im going through compared to what she’s been through. i don’t wanna negate her struggles but they seem so far fetched and hard to relate to that the “good” pointers still seem a little hard to believe. i also don’t really agree with the fact that someone who’s a multimillion dollar ceo is telling me pointers about something like worthiness that can be extremely vulnerable for some to talk about. the sources she provided throughout the book weren’t credible sources, simply she was just shamelessly plugging in her friends companies or books. and when she did share her personal experience often times it was met with “you go girl you got this!!!!!” rather than actual realistic applications on how to reflect on your worthiness or self image. overall this book did not need to be however long it was (i read it on my phone so im not sure the exact page #) but she could’ve gotten her message across in 100 pages and skip all the fluff that she did….literally the last 3 chapters i skimmed through because she was just saying the same thing over and over. if you’re looking for something related to worthiness, self image, etc etc this ain’t the one to read lol

[Sadie · Rating 2 out of 5]

It’s cute. It has some good nuggets. There’s really nothing in there to set it apart from any other self-help book, or Pinterest quote about self-love. Would recommend other books in this category that give the exact message.

[Guerry Sisters · Rating 5 out of 5]

Phenomenal book! This is a book that I will continue to think about for awhile to come. First the book cover is 😍. But, honestly, this book is such a deep read into self worth & I highly recommend you pick it up now.

Also Jamie Kern Lima is donating all of the proceeds from the book so another reason to grab it!!

[Silvi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wonderful book about worthiness and living your highest truth. ❤️

[Mark M · Rating 5 out of 5]

It is rare for me to write a review on anything. However, I felt compelled after "devouring" Worthy and being inspired and excited to implement the plethora of valuable and easily applicable tools, insights, and resources that it provides. Jamie Kern Lima writes with such authenticity…generously sharing her own journey and holding the reader's hand firmly yet lovingly, reminding us that we too can move past our limiting beliefs, build unshakable self-worth, and live to our fullest potential. This is not just another self-help book, but rather an invitation to take a transformative journey to recognize our innate value, uniqueness, and worthiness (independent of external goals, achievements, or the opinions of others), and how to sustain that knowing of our worthiness in every single moment. For decades I struggled with accomplishing things yet always feeling like something was missing, and yearning for more. That something I now know is my self-worth. I did not understand the critical difference between self-confidence and self-worth. Honestly, I thought they were the same and my problem was a lack of confidence. That discovery alone from Worthy has been a massive game changer for me. This book is for everyone, regardless of age, gender or professional status. While it is not my intention to speak for others, I wholeheartedly believe that Worthy’s content can richly enhance any individual's current beliefs and progress towards discovering and living in their ultimate greatness. While it is never too late for us to unlearn limiting beliefs and replace them with empowering ones that speak to our infinite potential, I wish I had this information decades ago. I hope and pray that Worthy's messages, tools, and resources will become an integral part of our education curriculum, influencing and inspiring future generations to truly own the magnitude of their value and the unflinching conviction that they are all that is possible.

[Maddie Boarman · Rating 1 out of 5]

I wanted to like this one SO BAD, but I just couldn’t finish it… It just felt like a reworded version of every podcast interview I’ve heard of hers & a long-version of her first book, Believe IT!

I really love Jamie and her story, but I’m not one who loves the “rah-rah” style self-help books. However, that may be someone else’s style!

[hannah bauer · Rating 3 out of 5]

very repetitive.

[Jaycee Hill · Rating 5 out of 5]

Quite literally the best book I have ever read in terms of my self development. I cried countless times because what she was saying hit so close to home. I am currently ordering multiple copies to gift to the most important women in my life. I don’t doubt that I will pick this up every 6 months to a year. I listened to it on audio (which I loved because she reads it, the last chapter is especially special listening to because you can hear the emotion in her voice) but I can’t wait to get a hard copy so I can make notes to look back on. After I read her first book over a year ago “Believe it” (which is also amazing) I knew I would love this one and it exceeded my high expectations. Amazing. This book is going to change people.

[Molly Neville · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is real, honest and definitely "worthy" of a read. Whether only parts of it are for you or every single word, it's awesome! For me, even if I didn't relate specifically to every example, I related many of them to something in my life from some point in my life.

[Jenessa Tippetts · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5 stars!

My sister gifted me this book and I enjoyed reading it! While I love a good self help book, this one wasn’t my favorite but I still loved a lot of quotes and stories that the author shared.

My favorite quote, “Your predicament doesn’t determine your destiny.”

[Aušrinė Žvirblė · Rating 3 out of 5]

Tiesiog eilinį kartą supratau, kad ne mano tipo knyga.
Vis dėlto knyga patiko tuo, jog supratau, kokią galią turi jautimasis tiesiog WORTHY.

[Carly Welch · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book has definitely inspired me to achieve more from my life! I am already looking into my next endeavor and know I will be successful because I am worthy of that success!

[Wilfredo Mendez · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wao, que mucho disfrute de esta lectura. Gracias a nuestra hija por este hermoso libro. Te queremos mucho!!

[Megan Evert · Rating 3 out of 5]

I’d give 5 stars to the theme of this book but it wasn’t quite the execution I was hoping for. Her plugs and name drops felt over the top and it got repetitive. Could have been shorter and punchier but regardless the message is something all women need to hear and embrace.