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Disclose your stutter first, even a stutterphobe will feel some guilt in laughing at you if you do this. Always have a backup plan, it can be anything from working at the grocery store to a job offer ...

I know what you are going through and please do not put so much pressure on yourself. When I had to defend my master's thesis, I practiced for weeks every single day until it became muscle memory. A...

Here's what I would do (and have done). 1. Write a letter of resignation. This provides a formal record of termination of contract (if you have one). The least it needs is your last day of work. Y...

Two things: 1) In your regular meetings (with team mates, with vendors, etc), always ask one or two questions early in the meeting. Two benefits: it makes you comfortable for the remainder of the me...

I practiced my name in front of my bathroom mirror daily until the fear and anxiety was gone. Also, a game changer for me was not caring what people thought of my stutter; my confidence grew after t...

Anyone else feel like the Sunday scaries are worse for us. Another week & fight of getting our point across. 😆

Anyone else feel like the Sunday scaries are worse for us. Another week & fight of getting our point across. 😆 ...

First of all do not try to hide your stutter. I know it's easier said than done but trust me. Second, try to do some practice. I did something like that. First i used to read with real loud music in...

An EXCELLENT book that I recommend is Mel Robbins the "5 Second Rule". I recorded a podcast episode on it and it completely changed my life as a PWS...

When I was defending mine, before I started I'd asked if people with speech disorders are allowed more time as I feared 20 minutes might not be enough for me. So I guess it was an indirect way of comm...

Hello, 1. Get a quality night of sleep in beforehand (standard 8 hours) 2. Practice what you are going to say repeatedly beforehand 3. Accept that you probably will stutter 4. Meditate, or do anythi...

Practice what you're going to say. It helps me usually. And if you feeling that you gonna stutter start the sentence with “ohm” or something it might help...

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Tips I got a presentation tomorrow and was wondering if you got tips to not stutter. It’s for my grade 10 business class...

Hey I'm in the same boat as you! Will be defending my Master's thesis in a couple hours. The best of lucks to you, we can do it!...

I’ve found that in some situations it’s better to say something like “ I do want to say that before I begin, that I do have a slight stutter and I hope that it doesn’t detract from any of the informat...

First of all, CONGRATULATIONS!! Second, I would disclose and begin to practice with your buddies via Zoom, Skype, etc.. GOOD LUCK AND YOU GOT THIS!!!! I AM IN YOUR CORNER CHEERING YOU ON !!!!...

I don’t have much experience with public speaking, but I used to have this problem on occasion when talking on the phone. I I think it ultimately boils down to being relaxed vs nervous. You don’t nor...

Practice, Practice Practice. I train via Zoom hundreds of medical staff every other week and I was terrified until I asked a buddy to Practice with me. Also, I disclose my stutter before I begin ...

1. Read with as much pation as possible. Don't exaggerate anything, just talk with emotion like you would tell a story. 2. Practice talking alot to yourself/in front of a mirror. Try to get out from ...

I have so been there. What I did was practice in front of my bathroom mirror. I practiced greetings, I practiced every day sayings, I even practiced my name for days, for months, until it became bo...

How to approach ice-breaker activities?

How to approach ice-breaker activities? Staring sixth form (college) tomorrow, so obviously there'll be lots of ice-breaker activities. How can I approach these? Thanks...