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I'm the opposite. I'm too groggy to focus on my stutter on the morning. ...

You can't just "ask" someone to lose their stutter. It's not an item on a grocery store list that you can just check off. Chances are he's fighting a mental battle with himself every day trying to re...

I ended up doing these so often when I was in university that, by the time I was done, I saw no reason to get nervous. However, I would still get nervous automatically when I knew I had to introduce m...

Hmm yeah it seems like there is no reason behind mine either. Maybe it's just in my head but i do notice it a lot when I talk more than usual. I tend to speed up my words and then the stuttering comes...

Yeah, it sounds like most people have good days and bad days with their stuttering which is true for myself also. but i'm not sure what is happening. Maybe i'm just noticing it more now for some reaso...

100% I think the key is allowing anxiety to build up around thinking. I find it to be an art regarding controlling yourself before and during speaking. Some days I stutter more got no particular rea...

Huh. Elaborate on that, I hold sort of similar beliefs. So your saying that there might not be a hidden problem except for our own thoughts and intrusiond that then somehow over a long period of time ...

I mean I went to speech therapy for a bunch of years but mindset plays a big part of being comfortable too....

Hi there. A year and a half ago, I was where you were. I didn't think there was any hope for me. I thought I'd have a shit future, no career, no social life, I thought I'd remain an outcast. I was w...

I do all that and I still stutter , it's all in your head and perception , everyone has their weaknesses ...

I've thought exactly like you in the past. You have already identified your problem - negativity - which is a huge step. Over several years, and it's a constant thing even now just like brushing my ...

I think we've all been there. I would suggest it is entirely a mental game, though. If you perceive yourself as a victim or as less than others, you're creating your own reality. Easier said than done...

It's interesting but obviously I have no scientific evidence for it. It's just something I have noticed in my own life. I genuinely doubt I'd be thinking as much as I'm doing now if I spoke fluently....

Personally I've noticed that because I work around my blocks I tend to think ahead and I usually already know what the other person is going to say after only a few words and I have my response alread...

I have my own theory for this. The fact that we stutter gives us a disadvantage, therefore we have to adapt and I think most of us are very good listeners. I don't talk a lot because of my stutter so...

It's funny, I actually experience both. I'll freeze when the response is glaringly obvious, short, and straightforward in my head, but when I'm called upon to present a ton of information quickly, I d...

Encouraging video Chaz. I tend to talk on the slow side but I still stutter, maybe the exhaling technique would help. I totally get what you say about things getting muddled in your mind. I think we s...

Curious. The text references [NLP](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuro-linguistic_programming), so I kinda feel like we don't need to spend all that much time on it. How it wound up on a university su...

Personally I can relate to the link between only stuttering when infront of people, especially unknown people. Seems to draw the conclusion that being more expressive in intonations would help. What a...

This. I can sometimes panic that I'm going to struggle that I try getting it out before anything goes wrong. Then, obviously something does. If I just stop, breathe and carry on, it'll be fine. I've...