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What’s Your Worth? Karamo’s here for the REMINDER!! #KaramoShow

21 Sept 2022 · 1 min

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In this brief exchange, Speaker B confronts Speaker A about repeatedly making excuses and encourages a shift toward self‑validation. The dialogue repeatedly asks “What’s your worth?” and counters excuses with the affirmation “I’m worth more.” Speaker B advises that the appropriate response to ongoing excuses is to assert personal value and cease further engagement, emphasizing breaking the cycle of repeated harmful behavior. The conversation also highlights the broader impact of self‑worth on one’s children, urging personal responsibility and empowerment.

There's no excuse for anything you've done though. Yes, you're right, but I'm human.
Humans make mistakes. You make mistakes.
You make mistakes a lot. I mean, they couldn't even get his sister phone. What's your worth?
What's your worth? What's your worth? This is the moment when I'm not around, when you get back home, recognize your worth. What's your worth?
I'm worth more than what you put me through. Thank you. That's the part.
Anytime you start hearing these excuses, your only response is, "I'm worth more." Don't engage. Okay. No more engagement. You keep engaging, you keep going through the cycle. He started telling you the same BS he's told you before. What is your response from now on?
I'm worth more than that.
Thank you, and you're worth more than that for yourself and also for those kids. Don't engage in this anymore. What is your response?
I'm worth more than that.
I believe in you.