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Humiliated I'm so embarrased and humiliated right now. I just got out of presentation for my first period class and I did absolutely terrible. I stuttered on almost every word and everyone can just he...
I am in a theater department, and have been for a long time. However that tends to be mixed on who stands up for me or not. Many are very protective of me while others see everybody else as competitio...
Debate Speaking Exercises and Warmup: Find a paragraph to read out loud, then: 1. Read through it and over-enunciate every sound (open your mouth big and exaggerate the pronunciation) 2. Read the te...
Good for you! I now present presentations in front of clients every few months or so. It’s a little stressful but it’s just who I am and I own it. Mine is rather minor but still annoying nonetheless. ...
I remember when I spoke on stage for the first time I stuttered a lot. But it was in front of a class that was extremely classy with respect to my impediment, best part about interviews is the fact ...
The main thing I've found with presentations is to not have a script too rigid. If you plan out every sentence and use keywords to remember what to say next, you feel obliged to say those words and ma...
I have two presentations on Monday
I have two presentations on Monday Like the title says, I'm gonna have to do two presentations in one day. I'm trying really hard to be confident and not let the anxiety get to me but everytime I reme...
Positive excitement has the same physical effect as anxiety: increased muscle tension, increased heartrate, faster breathing, lots of thoughts running through your head. All of these things contribute...
Well, I'm the opposite, I love talking to guys like you. There are so many smooth talkers but they don't necessarily have anything interesting to say. Why I chose this path? I am fascinated by languag...
Why did you choose this path? Most people i know avoid talking with guys like us ahah On a serious note, god bless your work, i got a little better on my stutter when i had a therapist. I'm now on my...
I’m a pharmacist too. Did retail for a while and it gave me a lot more confidence. Currently work for the government in a position where I frequently give presentations in front of large groups of peo...
I’m a Worship Pastor so I speak/sing in front of large groups of people each weekend. I stutter, everyone knows it. Nobody cares. It’s a great place to work 🙂...
I took a performance degree, and before that was heavily involved in youth theatre. My stutter became simply part of how I spoke after a good few years of being very annoyed at it. When it eventually ...
I was told once by someone that when you are presenting or performing, make yourself the audience instead of the people infront of you. That way you will be more relaxed and able to speak fluently. Ha...
For me it's the opposite, I stutter a lot when doing presentations, but when casually speaking to a group, I stutter less....
Exactly this! Stuttering can happen at any time for any reason, we have absolutely no idea why. So, even though I was successful once does not mean I will ever be successful again. These are the chanc...
I would love to see how doing a presentation for school or work on MDMA would go. It will be fun they said. 🤣...
My mindset definitely. If I'm in an interview or a speech I just say flat out I have a stutter. By not telling them in those scenarios it will just make you seem presumably nervous, and won't help you...
1. Covering my mouth momentarily (like half a second) and continue talking. 2. During public speeches with a group of people who do not know me, I say the following “Morning everyone, I am Sergeant B...
You put the job too much on a pedestal. if you remained calm and collected with no added pressure, you probably would have been more fluent. It takes practice and proactivity to improve. I recommend t...