It’s Worth Repeating is a small enterprise with a big objective. We believe that everyone has a story worth sharing; life advice worth offering.
When we take the time to engage in storytelling with friends, family and acquaintances we learn a little more about each other and the experiences and values that shape us.
Our goal is to help you bring your stories to life, to share the wisdom gained along the way, and to get a little closer to the people that are part of your story telling circle.
Tell your story:
Find personal guides that help you recall some of your favorite stories. Our guides are sprinkled with vintage photos, intriguing quotes and writing prompts that help bring your best memories and ideas to the forefront.
Your stories can be captured solo but a storytelling event can be a lively way to share those great moments. When you gather with friends or family, memories seem to flow. Click here for suggestions on how to hold a storytelling event.
The guides are loosely grouped into three categories. Take a look and see what inspires you to put pen to paper.
Favorite Pastimes–This collection explores well loved hobbies and activities like gardening, music, travel and more. Click here to see the complete collection of guides.
Time to Shine–If you are looking for a little inspiration, or have some advice to share check these out. The Time to Shine collection offers several guides to challenge the status quo.
It’s All Good–Guides to help you reflect on some of life’s most interesting moments, the good the curious and the whimsical. There is something for everyone.
Take a look at the titles and see how they might help you recall and record what’s on your mind. You will enjoy the journey and so will your friends and family.
Don’t forget that all of our guides are available on Amazon. Just search on It’s Worth Repeating in the book section.
Today’s Inspiration
Latest Blogs
Take a look at some thoughts that we hope you will find worth repeating.
The Hanging of Malibu Barbie
Like many young girls, our daughters, ages eight and six, were big Barbie Doll fans. They could pass an entire afternoon acting out complex Barbie adventures. This play day, however, was a little different. Things had been very quiet for way too long, so I decided to pay a visit to the playroom. As I…
An Age-Old Question
It was a sunny afternoon, and we were running errands with our three grandkids. To keep them from getting bored, and to entertain myself a little, I decided to introduce them to some classic tongue twisters. The older boys seemed less than enthusiastic, but finally, Sam, the seven-year-old, decided to give it a try. We…
A Case of Unsold Cookies
When I was seven years old, I joined the Girl Scouts. I loved it! I started out as a Brownie, and after several years “flew-up” to become a full-fledged Girl Scout. Through the years we went on camping trips, learned new crafts, and earned badges that we displayed proudly on our sashes. And,…
