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Its divine but I think I would have been more extroverted. I love talking to people and networking but sometimes I stay quite. If I didn't, I think I would have been a certified yapper even tho I stil...

I really think we stutteres need to give less of a fuck. No need to fit in. Do what you do and take minutes or longer to say what you want to say. Be open about the fact that you stutter and that’s it...

I agree with the other person. Confidence is big and I think it also helps u relax too. Interviews still scare me but I over prepare to the point it feels like second nature. I still stutter and will ...

I have my dream job. Im an anti-money laundering analyst. I have to talk a lot during investigations, team meetings, trainings, client meetings, etc.  There was 2 things I realized: 1. Im always goi...

I used to be very ashamed of my stutter and would do anything to hide it, which basically meant avoiding almost anything that required talking. As I grew older, I began to realize how much space stut...

From hiding my stutter to being heard by 150,000 people — a conversation that changed my mindset

From hiding my stutter to being heard by 150,000 people — a conversation that changed my mindset Hey everyone, I sat down with **Sam Bagshaw**, a stuttering creator, to talk about what actually chang...

Yeah, that’s true I’ve done a lot of things recently that I’ve been scared of like trying to get my drivers license and I moved away from my mom’s for the first time in 21 years and just kinda living...

Hmmm, for me personally, acceptance is a cope. Now that I've had multiple times experiencing what real fluency feels like, I'm pretty sure it's possible to achieve....

Stop caring

Stop caring I really want to let those who are struggling to accept their stutter to stop caring about how people might perceive you. I’m 24 and I’ve just now learned to stop caring about what other p...

Do you actively try to sound perfect and clear even when you’re speaking alone? Because even tho you can feel very ease at yourself, your mind subconsciously wants you to always speak perfectly all th...

Stuttering channel and Shadow work

Stuttering channel and Shadow work Hey Everyone! Im Patryk and I’ve been stuttering since I was a child and struggled with social anxiety for a long time. At the beginning of this year, I started my ...

Brother First of all we should be kind to ourselves. Then we just have to try if we are able to do then its good else no problem...

So more precisely - doubt. Like preparing to jump over a puddle of water. The puddle might be a bit too big and you could not make it over the edge and get wet. You step back and go towards it but yo...

It’s normal to go through periods of frustration and anger. We all go through it mate, so you’re not alone. I have to keep reminding myself NOT to mind-read other people’s thoughts about my stutter, ...

Have the mentality that you don’t respect the people you talk to. If it’s true or not it doesn’t matter, but the less you care about the person/what they think of you the less pressure there is to spe...

I agree it's matter of mindset. If you keep thinking about it you are just overthinking all the ways it could go wrong. For me what seems to work is that I just don't care about 99% of the people who ...

Last month I presented online in front of 200+ people. I was asked to cover for my manager in an all-hands meeting in front of the entire company. I had a choice. I could have easily said that I don...

honest opinion is that it is more like a program for someone who wants to improve their public speaking skills and confidence, not a stuttering therapy program. Even then, I don't think anything it of...

When I was younger it was all about trying to stop stuttering. As an adult it became more about acceptance. Acceptance might not even be the right word because I stopped thinking of it as an afflictio...

Victim mentality

Victim mentality The victim mentality is disempowering, the cause of much suffering and is an identity that we can unconsciously get attached to: there's a lot of it here on this site. To better under...