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When they say "stuttering is a habit", what do they mean by that?

When they say "stuttering is a habit", what do they mean by that? I have encountered that statement in couples articles in the past and recent post here. I don't understand and can't relate to that. W...

I saw myself when i was reading your post. I can definitely relate with you. My stutter is mild and i don't think i have moments when it's worst (ofc the ones when i'm under pressure) , it just happe...

The key is not to think about stuttering, or at least not to think in terms of it. Instead of thinking "don't stutter" which lends itself to avoidance behaviors, focus on the words you're about to say...

I have the same thing, stammering more on "easy" questions. Yes it is crushing. Think it has to do with the fact, in my case, I don't want people to know I have a stammer, and me introducing myself is...

I often 'hang' like I'll just sit there with my mouth open in the middle of a word or sentence... I kinda think it's like when you're watching a YouTube video and your internets a little wonky and it ...

Trying to find ways to describe stuttering to people.

Trying to find ways to describe stuttering to people. I deal with stuttering every day and I hate it. It has gotten better over the years but I still have a hard time talking properly, and I just want...

Same here. I can be 100% fluent when I am talking to myself in my car on the way to work. I wanted to record my voicemail greeting and I instantly start stuttering, alone in my car on the way to work....

I'm the same way. I can whisper words to myself and say them fine without stuttering, but when I try to say the same word to a person I either can't or start stuttering. So frustrating and embarrassin...

>There must be some truth to this advice since this man went on to become the worlds best salesperson, don't you think? No, I wouldn't call that "truth". I'd just call that an anecdote. And we got...

I find it motivating that the worlds best salesperson had a stutter

I find it motivating that the worlds best salesperson had a stutter So I just finished reading a book by Joe Girard named "how to sell anything to anyone", who was crowned as the [worlds best salesman...

Maybe the trick to not stuttering is simulating the exact verbal cues that happen when reading or when speaking alone. ...

Repetition never works for me. That's usually because I can't practice a stressful situation that I cannot predict....

I was mildly annoyed by it only because he seemed to only stutter on a very specific set of consonants. Most of us who stutter have trouble with more than one sound. Also, why is it always a villainou...

>Repetition is key Outside of the anecdotal, this is unfortunately not a sure-fire way to success. Stutter can occur regardless of prior repetition (subject to variance across stutterers)....

I've had my brother do some for me when I started to get nervous before the call. Just to get passed the screening. ...

How I felt/feel

How I felt/feel I told my my ex girlfriend when we were still together that I was going to cut off my tongue semi jokingly.and she started to ball her eyes out and said don’t because then you couldn’t...

Have you tried coupling anti anxiety with your anti depressants? Just curious. Could help calm you either way. Have you tried coupling Digital with the word in front? "...fromDigitalSandwiches " list...

Can you drop the D in the company name and just slur past it? Like if the company was Microsoft and you were having trouble with the M, it could go something like “Hello this is-icrosoft tech suppor...

Don't even bother saying the D. Say "igital" instead. Or tigidal. Also have you ever had speech therapy? If so you've probably practiced something called easy onsets. Pronounce the first letter of t...

If you give up and quit you will always resent the situation and yourself. I think you should stick with it and work on pronouncing the company name. You WILL get it eventually. ...