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I'm glad to see that there are alot of people that see it in a positive way. I think the only way to overcome it is to accept your stutter and point out all the times where stuttering helped you in li...

Definitely as a kid I saw it as the worst thing that had ever happened to me but now as a 21 year old i see it as one of the best. I’ve developed an extreme amount of empathy, I’m very resilience, ...

I could not agree more, i have a couple of siblings who also stutter, we all agree that its been a blessing and helped us with many things through life...

It sounds like you're taking some really courageous steps by embracing your stutter and exposing yourself to challenging speaking situations. That process of letting go of techniques and facing those ...

To be honest i struggle with it too every day, best for me is to shout alone so hard you feel tired, then continue to live another day hoping you will win a lottery of sorts one day...

Great job man. It posed as a challenge for you and it's a great thing you went through just as is. In the future, be sure to take such challenges at your own speed and you'll stutter less gradually....

u miss 100% of the shots u dont take. If i stutter, everyones gonna be on the ride with me. I have a therapist and i started seeing a reiki practitioner and I feel more comfortable in my stutter. I do...

After I did my 3rd presentation (in front of 110 staff), and I did stutter but at the end, I received huge applause and that's when I knew I had this!...

Uff.. Great, I'm happy for you.. Do you remember how it was at your start? Does it get better if you get chances to do it again and again?...

I am a national trainer for a major medical facility, and I facilitate 4 hour PowerPoint presentations 3x per week every other week. Plus, I travel to other hospitals across the country to train their...

Have had a couple presentations this year and im doing so well! I havent stuttered once in those, and have been participating in class pretty smoothly thus far...

You find a way to get some agency and start taking back control of your life, even if it starts with baby steps. Some people join toastmasters, others find good therapy they believe in, others come up...

Do things that push you out of your comfort zone, speech wise, to build your confidence. Keep.at it. If you fail, you learn from it and apply it to the next experience. I'm always here to chat if...

Don’t worry, brother. All that matters is you fucking did that. I remember I had to present for my final, and no one knew I stuttered because I managed to mask it so well in the smaller group discussi...

First of all, dont beat yourself up about it. We know the courage it takes to even stand on a stage. All of us think you're frikkin awesome for doing it. Pat yourself on the back for going there regar...

Been there my friend. Just keep your head up; that’s the best advice I can give you. Sometimes you’ll feel bad, and sometimes you’ll feel so bad that you don’t think you can come back from it, but I...

Been there my friend. Just keep your head up; that’s the best advice I can give you. Sometimes you’ll feel bad, and sometimes you’ll feel so bad that you don’t think you can come back from it, but I...

Let's look at the BIG picture You DID IT ! Yes, you stuttered, but you did NOT give up! That alone makes you #FrickenAwesome My biggest piece of advice: the next time, practice, practice, practi...

I’ve never thought I’d be a sales rep (English and Spanish speaking) in Metro by T-Mobile. These types of jobs just lets your talk me fluid and go with the flow… I’ve improved a lot with my stuttering...

Plus, you're not going to go very far in most careers not speaking to the public. OP would really be limiting their potential and salary if they don't branch out and face the fear....