Cover of Storyworthy

Book · 2018 · Biography & Autobiography

Storyworthy

Engage, Teach, Persuade, and Change Your Life through the Power of Storytelling

by Matthew Dicks · Recommended by 2 people on 3 podcasts

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I will recommend his book Storyworthy as one that was incredibly helpful to me to think about how we tell those stories.
Nick Gray · Never Enough · Aug 2024 Listen at 54:20

What they say about it

Grouped from 7 mentions
  • Describes the author as a storytelling champion“20-time storytelling champion”
    3
  • Calls it an amazing book“is an amazing book”
    3

The best things said about it

4 of 7 · every mention
Recommended
Storyworthy is an amazing book by this teacher guy who's like, the 20-time storytelling champion of the Moth storytelling.
Shaan Puri How I Write · Mar 2024
Discussed
And so there's this exercise from the book story worthy that i stole called first last best worst.
Shaan Puri My First Million · Apr 2022
Discussed
And i'm and i'm actually reading the book called story worthy because you told me it was a good book.
Shaan Puri My First Million · Sep 2021
Recommended
Storyworthy was awesome that I had a bunch of takeaways from that.
Shaan Puri My First Million · Sep 2022

Where and when it comes up

Most mentions, by podcast

3 shows

Why people recommend it

Storyworthy by Matthew Dicks is a practical guide to storytelling written by a multi-time Moth GrandSLAM champion, offering structured exercises to help individuals find and shape compelling narratives from their daily lives. The book received high praise across several podcasts. On How I Write and My First Million, Shaan Puri and other hosts enthusiastically recommended Storyworthy, noting that it is an amazing book by a master storyteller that explains how every great narrative requires clear stakes and a distinct moment of personal change. Nick Gray also recommended the book on Never Enough, calling it an incredibly helpful guide for rethinking how people structure and share personal stories. Additionally, Shaan Puri discussed practical takeaways from the text, mentioning a specific storytelling and content creation exercise he adopted from the book known as first, last, best, and worst. Another guest noted they were reading the book specifically because it came recommended through the podcast ecosystem. The speakers repeatedly emphasized that the book provides invaluable frameworks for improving public speaking, writing, and interpersonal communication by turning ordinary life experiences into memorable stories.

Every mention

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Shaan Puri Worthy storyworthy is a amazing book by this like teacher guy who's like this 20 time storytelling champion… 5
Recommended
“Worthy storyworthy is a amazing book by this like teacher guy who's like this 20 time storytelling champion of the moth storytelling I didn't I didn't even know what this thing was”
Recommended
“Storyworthy is an amazing book by this teacher guy who's like, the 20-time storytelling champion of the Moth storytelling.”
Recommended
“yeah i think what's the one that you and i were reading on storytelling uh by the guy who like won all the muse to come story worthy i think yeah i think soy worthy was awesome that i had a bunch of takeaways from that”
Discussed
“and so there's this exercise from the book story worthy that i stole called first last best worst”
Discussed
“and i'm and i'm actually reading the book called story worthy because you told me it was a good book”
Nick Gray and he's got a great book called storyworthy storyworthy I said I didn't want to talk about books on this p… 1
Recommended
“and he's got a great book called storyworthy storyworthy I said I didn't want to talk about books on this podcast but I will recommend his book storyworthy as one that was incredibly helpful to me to think about how we tell those stories”
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“the story Worthy is amazing book by this like teacher guy who's like the 20time storytelling champion of the moth storytelling”