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presentation tomorrow (+ tip for presenting in front of people)

presentation tomorrow (+ tip for presenting in front of people) last summer I held a presentation with my friend in chemistry. the day before I did something I never did before a presentation: rehears...

Share them with friends who are honest with you and ask feedback about your speech. I had recordings where I tried to talk uncomfortably slow, send it to friends and they told me that my speech was ju...

I just had some interviews and the best advice I can say is, LET IT GO. The more you fight it, the worse your stammer will be. I’ll throw this in there too; write out your responses beforehand and pra...

Remember the key points you want to say in the interview and practice them, also tell the interviewer you stammer beforehand; it calmed me down whenever I had interviews....

Going into an interview, its all about confidence. Be confident in yourself and your abilities. I don't know your industry or job you're trying to get but odds are, they need you more than you ne...

Over the years I’ve been able to develop a, simply put- “I don’t give a fuck” attitude. You have a voice. You have something to offer the world. Be confident in those situations, be brave. It can be h...

I have gone through these phase. 1) Be yourself (tell them that I am a person who stammers in intro) 2) Before interview, do breathing exercise and do concentration (it will help you to keep kalm) ...

I know exactly how you’re feeling, to get into my engineering college I had to do an interview, scared the fuck outta me. Breathing helped a lot, taking deep breaths as I walked into the interview cal...

I wish I knew this when I was five or six. I think it should be mandatory for stutteres to get acting lessons paid in full by the government. It would raise our self esteem no end. Man, I wish I knew ...

hehe i just hope nobody makes it a big deal when i do stutter. just got my confirmation email and it’s on march 10th, so i’ve got plenty of time to prepare. hopefully i don’t just stiffen up and panic...

Congrats! The thing that got me through speaking in front of classes like reporting or a speech is that I record what I say and play it through my earphones and reading my "script" while reporting. I ...

Let her know that stuttering is perfectly ok and doesn’t make her less of a person. I also suggest not interrupting her if she’s having a bit of trouble, and especially not to say “take a deep breath”...

The key is not learn how to not give a fuck, but how to actually fix the issue - which of course isn't easy. I have a HUGE problem with phone calls as well. Physical cues and gestures help me through ...

The best advice that worked for me as a fellow stutterer is to just read a whole bunch, memorize structures and lines from what you’re reading, review and learn new vocabulary, and not be so conscious...

I remember when I was need to do a speech or do read something out loud in front of an audience, I learned my text soo damn good that I memorised it perfectly and out the big day I “drove on autopilot...

Hope it went well. I have one tomorrow and am doing my usual desperate routine - no caffeine, practice the hell out of my talking points, and jump at the first possible instance to address my stutter...

Do not kill yourself man. And I would almost guarantee that if you go out into public for a few months straight and stutter your but off on purpose, then you will be healed to a large extent. You are...

So I would really recommend the Dave McGuire course. They have an inexpensive self help book on Amazon called “Beyond Stammering: The Mcguire Program for getting good at the Sport of Speaking.” You ca...

Practice your key points so when it comes to it you know exactly what you’re gonna say, this has definitely helped me. You should also tell the interviewer that you stammer before the interview starts...

Martin, I am so sorry you are going through that and all I can add is that I was in your shoes. My school life from grade 1 to 12 was literally hell. This is my 2 cents: I practice mindful meditat...