>***Then start changing our intentions to sincere positive intentions*** The word 'positive' is out of place in my opinion. Question: Do you agree that positive intentions could lead to unhelpful corrections? I suggest to replace 'positive' with unhelpful. Research states that we already have intention to execute a fluency speech plan, in other words, we don't have a lack of intention, rather we have conditions that raise the execution threshold too high e.g., when a person perceives 'needing to pronounce a word too appropriately'. Can you maybe read [this](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/353636923_THE_VARIABLE_RELEASE_THRESHOLD_VRT_HYPOTHESIS_OF_STUTTERING) research to understand the stutter cycle better?