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Stories Worth Sharing is a blog that explores storytelling, creativity, curiosity, and the human spirit. Exploring the extraordinary people, ideas, projects, and discoveries across art, history, science, business, nature, health, culture, and AI.


9,000 Visitors and only 160 Sign-Ups. Here’s What Simon Cowell’s Experience Can Teach You About Visibility & Conversion.
Simon Cowell’s campaign reveals visibility only creates results when the right audience finds a compelling reason—and an easy path—to take the next step.

Shari Kingston
Aug 3


Why Stories Outlive Statistics
Why do stories stay with us long after statistics fade? This article explores what ancient storytellers and modern research both reveal: the right story doesn’t just get remembered—it helps people understand, connect, and take action.

Shari Kingston
Jul 31


The Mental Health Cost of Entrepreneurial Ambition
Entrepreneurship can look like freedom from the outside while "behind" the smiles it's taking a serious toll on mental health, stress, and well-being.

Shari Kingston
May 23


We Are All Creative, We Just Don't Express It the Same Way
Creativity isn’t reserved for artists—it’s the quiet, rebellious force shaping our everyday lives. From shower epiphanies to parenting hacks and business breakthroughs, it’s the invisible magic that reminds us we’re alive, capable of wonder, and always connected to something larger than ourselves.

Shari Kingston
May 9


How Do You Find Creativity & Innovation for Your Business?
How many of you turn to Google or AI as your creative muse? You need to come up with a new idea or it's time to reboot an existing one and before you think of your own ideas, you open ChatGPT, Claude or Google. It seems easier to let technology do the heavy lifting and peek into the windows of what everyone else doing.... right? Well, it's maybe easier but not better. How do you come up with truly innovative ideas if you start building from everyone else's ideas first?

Shari Kingston
Apr 24


Stop Letting Your Imposter Syndrome Run the Show--Let's Shut Down Its Power to Control Your Thoughts and Communication
This imposter syndrome is our inner villain that blurts out anything it can to pull us down when we're trying to grow and improve ourselves.

Shari Kingston
Jan 5
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