Some women are broken by the weight of what they carry. Elizabeth-Wede Hamilton decided to build with it instead. Born between two worlds — Liberian heritage and American reality — she learned early that worth was something you were expected to earn. Through girlhood, loss, love, motherhood, and the particular aloneness of starting over in a desert that didn't yet know her name, she developed something else entirely: a framework for surviving with intention. Witness. Own. Rebuild. Trust. Hand Forward. WORTH is the memoir behind the method. It is the story of what it actually costs to become yourself — and what becomes possible when you stop running from the story and start building with it. Raw. Faith-forward. Unapologetic. I started this book in my darkest season. I finished it as a married woman. The same house. Different life. Same God. Read more