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As a side note, to all the stutterers who read this post; I believe that the book "Feeling Good" has been instrumental for me reaching this point where i want to become overt, Ive only read about a qu...

True. Not caring has helped me speak more fluently. I used to care about how people felt; like you said empathy. Now I try my best to not give a damn. You won't see that person again so why care? WE a...

Perhaps if you changed your mind you could do what ShutupPussy suggested and that bearZero supported. Change your mind, change your ways and perhaps you will solve your own dilemma....

Can you post your results after this program is analyzed? And for the record, I agree with your beliefs on primary factors for stuttering. Learning to change our subconscious I feel would be a key be...

Not giving a shit is the best tool for getting the upper hand on one's stutter. At some point in my 20s I stopped caring if I stuttered in front of people, or if they thought less of me when I did. ...

Thanks, I really appreciate the input! I'll work on the eye contact and the tonality. It wasn't really my goal to not stutter, I guess I'm just trying to get support. I just uploaded my first revie...

I say go for it! Just do it. Even it no one ever listens to it or even likes it, the process will likely be a good experience. So do it for you and f&*# what everyone else thinks. That being sai...

This is probably the most difficult yet most simple thing at the same time - you have to get use to the situation where you speak alright. For me it was the tutoring/teaching experience I had, that ...

Hey man just wanted to let you know you aren't alone. I'm 19 and have had a stutter for pretty much all my life. I never talked in high school classes but was able to talk when other people were (made...

I discussed this topic recently with some people who stutter and some who don't. The bottom line that came out was "Everyone is afraid of being judged." Public speaking puts you in the spotlight and "...

Good on you man. I used to be bothered by public speaking, then about halfway through college I decided that I didn't care what they thought. I was going to give the best damn speech they had ever h...

29yo here who has stuttered my whole life, and yes, it does get better. Luckily for me, my mom is actually a speech pathologist, so she's always helped out and been very understanding. I'm really so...

I've dipped my toes into Buddhism and use the site [AudioDharma.org](http://www.audiodharma.org/). Gil Fronsdal is my favourite teacher but they're all great. Recently I've been using [this guided m...

Can you talk more about the right state of mind? how are you usually feeling when you're in this state? what gets you in this state typically?...

Here's what I do: distract myself from the roll call, but still listen for my name. When you hear your name just say HI! Here is a hard word for me to say too. But look forward to college, when you o...

You can't let your stutter determine who you are. Even if your stutter is bad, tell it to go fuck itself and speak your mind. ...

You've summed up my life perfectly. I'm in the process of starting to live for myself, without letting my stuttering hold me back. It's been a hard path, but worrying about it is just so exhausting an...

I'll give some personal experience that's helped me a lot, in hopes you find some of the tips useful. I also stutter, am 22 years old, and I primarily block. I experience some prolongations on initia...

Anticipatory struggle is a bitch. Worrying about stuttering will only make it worse. I've been teaching myself over time to, as soon as I reach a block or stutter, immediately stop thinking about that...

Wow, awesome post. I'm definitely going to read those books. Not letting my stutter limit myself is something it took me a long time to realize and implement into my life, and now that I have, I'm so ...