This book is about more than just telling stories. It's about being a good communicator, and something I was searching for for quite a while. A good communicator has two traits: can convey information clearly, and can do so while keeping the audience engaged. The setting doesn't matter, it can happen either during a casual dinner conversation, or in an organized fashion in front of a jury. The result must be the same, the audience must understand your message, and they must be left asking for more. This book is the user's manual.

As I was approaching the final pages of the book I found myself wondering if I haven't been applying some of the lessons in real life, and discovered that low key, I have. Hopefully this will make me a better communicator, even though I don't plan on attending the Moth anytime soon.