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Screams like an opportunity to work on those anxieties. 'anxiety' isn't a personality trait that is carved forever in your persona. It's something that can be fixed ;)...

If you don’t let your stutter both you then it won’t bother anyone else. “It’s only a big deal if you make it a big deal” Good luck...

"You should be a monster, an absolute monster, and then you should learn how to control it." - Jordan Peterson "Losing your temper is a sign of weakness." - Jocko Willink. Check out these two peop...

Stop arguing. It's rare that an argument ends in a positive outcome. Don't get me wrong. I like to argue. But truth is, I'd probably have more friends if I argued less. IDK what is to be gained by w...

Yup, ain't that the truth! People have been telling me all the time that its not a big deal, but it wasn't until I saw it in action that the switch flipped. A few social instances where my stutter was...

That switch you described was the biggest key for me too. It’s infuriating because you can’t just apply it no matter how good is it described, it will come when your mind eventually decides....

Good list Something else that's helped me a bunch as of late is to be less critical of myself and not care as much. I realized people don't really care if I talk fluently or not. Why should I care ...

Just a hypothesis as I’ve never experienced depression myself, but a large part of stuttering for some people is caring too much about what other people think. Depression could be the opposite extreme...

Honestly, it's not about how other stutterers accept these statements from their peers. You feel a certain way about this. How you feel about your stutter is specific to you. I think a lot of us ha...

I felt like this now I’m 21 and I think I’ve got it worked out, I just own it. Stuttering gets so much easier when you own it....

It’s inspiring when people can shove their insecurities to one side and still make the talk. Check out Megan Washington’s TedTalk on stuttering. She still managed to captivate the audience and nailed ...

The reason it is so hard to change how you express yourself IMO

The reason it is so hard to change how you express yourself IMO Learning to be more expressive and honest in my communication, being a person who stutters, was one of the hardest things I’ve ever don...

I am happy for You but I have one comment for that. I used to feel that way. It's OK to stutter and I shoudn't be ashamed. But such a mindset lowers my focus and all the exercises and practice I did f...

Lean into how good it feels to convey what you want to say, and you'll be fine anytime that stutter happens to happen....

For me, it was a very long and basically unconciously changing journey, so I couldn’t find any “hotfix” for it. After a point in my life I’ve started to be around people that were intelligent enough n...

I belong to a toastmasters group and it has raised my confidence. I feel like giving speeches is my thing now and I actually look forward to it! It has helped me focus on other areas of speech prepa...

Maybe practice what you want to say while singing it. I pretty much never stutter when I am singing, and I sing to practice presentations and stuff. Also, don’t think about stuttering as much as possi...

It helps with becoming comfortable with yourself and knowing yourself more which results in less care about others and the by product being you stuttering less...

take a deep breath and say: "fck it, I'm tired of it all, no matter what I do, there's always going to be some mtherfcker to remind me that I stutter somehow and it's going to put me down. So fuck i...

Yea, that’s good. Make sure that you’re not just winning arguments just to make yourself feel prideful. It will put a lot of pressure on you. Just argue to make the world a better place if someone is ...