What’s the Difference Between a
"Story Worth Telling"
and a "TED-worthy Story?"
Download the exact framework I use to help speakers land the TED stage
Most people think any good story can be a TED Talk.
That’s why their applications get rejected.
In my years coaching professionals, founders, and changemakers onto the TEDx stage, I’ve seen one common mistake:
➡ They confuse a personal story with a TED-worthy idea.
In this free resource, I break down:
✅ The 4 key differences between a story worth telling vs. a story ready for TED.
✅ The signature framework I use to help my clients craft winning TEDxTalks (and LinkedIn content) All the things that make a TEDxtalk funnel up to good business content.
✅ A bonus video where I walk you through a real-world example.
If you’re thinking about a TED Talk—or want to turn your story into a powerful keynote, podcast, or personal brand asset—this is where to start.
Download the framework + video now and avoid the #1 mistake most TED hopefuls make.
Who am I?
I was born to immigrant parents. When I announced to them as little girl "I want to be a news anchor," they didn't know how to support that dream.
Not emotionally. Not financially.
I gave my first TEDxTalk when I was just launching my business. It was the most raw and honest telling of my young life.
It was also the rocket booster behind the 6 figure company I have today.
In 2025, I'm helping 16 women do more raw and honest storytelling so they can unlock opportunity in the way I did.
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Brands I have worked with
You asked me questions that nobody has asked me before. For the first time, I connected the dots between my passion, which is information, and purpose, which is that information allows people the freedom to make better decisions.
- K. Manning.
I had to pitch to investors and tell them who I was. Writing my bio with you this year helped boost my confidence. I understood, for the first time, how I get returns on the investments I had made.
DIVYA TANDON
—
NEW YORK
As an executive, I always had a big staff and a company name to stand on. Once I went out on my own, it was just me. I needed this one day intensive with you to understand what my 'personal brand' is. I needed your mastermind so I didn't 'whiteknuckle' building my own consultancy alone.
-- E. Glennon.