Is there a clue that Sister Wives star, Meri Brown’s business is in big trouble? The former first wife of Kody Brown has several businesses that she is very dedicated to. Yet, is one of them struggling and on the verge of failure? Keep reading for more details on what could possibly be going wrong.
Clue Meri Brown’s Business In Big Trouble?
Meri Brown started on Sister Wives with a part-time job which she lost when the family went public with their lifestyle. She then helped Robyn Brown with My Sisterwife’s Closet which Kody Brown called more of a hobby. For the OG3, it was not something that brought in much of a profit or a business they cared much for. Janelle Brown had always worked full-time and that was when she thrived. Upon moving to Las Vegas, she and Christine Brown Woolley obtained their real estate licenses. Therefore, that was where Janelle wanted to put her effort.
She needed to put food on her table and needed a solid income, which is what she believed real estate was. Christine could not be as invested because it would require her to be away from her children. As time went by, she got involved in MLMs as did Meri. They found them to be fruitful businesses they could do from home with Janelle eventually joining in. The money Meri made enabled her to buy her B&B and the OG3 made enough to live freely. Meri has since expanded her brands, one being Worthy Up but is it going belly up?
It is a motivational company that empowers Meri Brown’s community of followers. Unfortunately, it comes at a very high cost. The cheapest is $30/month, the middle is $500/year, and the top tier is $800/year. This is not attainable for those who want motivation and to connect with a like-minded community. A Reddit thread was started as Sister Wives fans noticed that its private Facebook group was dwindling hinting the company may be in major trouble.
Public Versus Private
Now, this is just the private Worthy Up group whereas the public one has 37K followers. Therefore, it appears that Meri Brown’s motivational company is doing just fine. Did Sister Wives fans see any red flags or did they need more proof?
- I’m shocked that she thinks she’s a good person to go to for advice. And if I needed advice, why would I pay so much for someone with no education and training?!
- I agree that this is another poorly thought out business idea.
- I cannot imagine paying for advice from a woman still after everything cut the quilt to please Kody.
- I think the issue is that she genuinely hasn’t really done the work herself.
Some suggested Meri should go to business school so she can learn what to do properly. She has already struggled with her overpriced B&B retreats. Now, she is failing likely because this is an overpriced endeavor. Time will tell if it will be profitable or be a failed adventure.
Do you think Meri should focus her attention elsewhere? Let us know and watch Sister Wives Sundays on TLC.
