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Im a business developer at a large train company in Sweden. I have a masters in business. Been stuttering my whole life. Some days I’m fluent some days I’m not. I do a lot of meetings and presentation...

Weirdly, when I speak in public, my stutter disappears. I don’t know if other people have this experience....

Gonna be honest, stuttering has made me a great public speaker for just this reason. I'm not afraid of anything related to speaking in public now, bc I had to deal w fear of ever speaking at all, ever...

Hang in there, I’m a stutterer too. Admittedly, mine is mild, but there are definitely times of life when I would consider myself in the moderate category. I’ve only met a couple of doctors with a stu...

this was just earlier this year, senion year exams. to know if you can graduate hs (we have this in our country)...

Thats crazy,so thats like 14/15 yrs old,you people had it rough then lol,in my country presentations are only in uni and even the one i went to,only 2 units out of the 56 had lecturers forcing us to ...

I got a D on two units in uni cause i just didn't present,the hall had like 200 people and people went up there with mics and projectors,i was like fuck it,give me an E if you want...

I can feel you! My end sem dissertation was like this. Worked whole semester and rehearsed 1 day before presentation but during presentation it was just me and my slide. I stammerered so hard that ext...

I took a public speaking class, and I purposefully stuttered a bit more than I usually would so I made the presentation seem longer. We had to do ones where it was 5-15 min long. Use it to your a...

Yup! I did right before my start into university and I can’t describe how big of a weight it lifted off my shoulders. Public speech was literally my ONLY fear holding me back, now I just feel so much ...

I was so nervous, i barely prepared, we did a mock presentation as a group twice before the real one and i stuttered like crazy for the mock presentation. On the real one i tried my best but i still c...

Stuttering is a disability just admit it . You would never be a good public speaker , people always will look at you at empathy,...

Not gonna lie, I love holding presentations! I usually just preface "Hey my stuttering is not because I'm nervous, it's a disability" and then I get rambling For someone with a speech disability I su...

Weirdly enough and perhaps illogical, I found facing my stage fear surprisingly rewarding during my stuttering journey. Riding the adrenaline rush and something similar to high or cliff diving. Discov...

💯 Hated when they were announced. But…. I got through them. Practicing infront of a mirror, relaxation and stress-reducing techniques immediately beforehand....

It is horrible, but it's also one of the only ways you can try and force to improve your speech. I still think I speak horribly while I'm presenting but I've improved a lot just by doing them....

I remember a presentation I did in high school. I was absolutely bricking it. Had to do it. No choice. This was about 30+ years ago. I got up. Did my presentation on boxing. One of the few times I con...

I’m from Europe, and this professor could be in deep trouble had he said that to someone else. I won’t do anything but give that presentation anyway and shut him up. Depending on how that goes I’ll ta...

Congratulations on this achievement, I truly believe stuttering has more of a positive impact on people that the negatives we associate them with. People might indeed learn a thing or two, not just ab...

I just want to say, you absolutely *should* go ahead and present exactly the way you always do. Those blocks are a part of who you are, and they don’t make your presentation less valuable. If anythin...