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A review by randomscrabble
Storyworthy: Engage, Teach, Persuade, and Change Your Life Through the Power of Storytelling by Matthew Dicks
3.0
Appreciated the tips and advice provided by the author, but what I liked the most was the solid case on behalf of storytelling and how we can apply it to our everyday lives.
I feel inspired to try and write a few memories of my own, there's so many moments that have marked me and to immortalize them feels imperative now.
It got a little repetitive in some parts, although it might just feel that way because the book uses the same stories to show us examples and pointers, it did serve the purpose of not having to write a new story every time; also the author is a teacher so cannot blame him.
Overall I'm glad I picked this one up thanks to a Twitter recommendation, I expect to put some of the stuff it taught me to good use.
I feel inspired to try and write a few memories of my own, there's so many moments that have marked me and to immortalize them feels imperative now.
It got a little repetitive in some parts, although it might just feel that way because the book uses the same stories to show us examples and pointers, it did serve the purpose of not having to write a new story every time; also the author is a teacher so cannot blame him.
Overall I'm glad I picked this one up thanks to a Twitter recommendation, I expect to put some of the stuff it taught me to good use.