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It's related to stuttering. I see a lot of potential in my self and i believe i can achieve great things in life and contribute to the improvement of the world... but when i open my mouth boom it all ...

Confidence

Confidence Developing a strong and stable feeling of confidence is harder when you stutter. It's a goal that will probably take a lot of hard work and a lot of time. But when you reach it, you are so ...

I've had very much the same problem. It took me a lot of time fully realize and internalize that your stutter is not who you are. It's just a little problem in your speech. But by letting it influence...

Hi! I'm similar in some ways. I've also been stuttering all my life and recently decided to look for a stuttering subreddit to feel less alone (especially as a "girl" who stutters, although I turned...

I am 26, a male. And hate the fact that most times i can't even say my name. I hate being misunderstood as a whole person because of it. I hate being misinterpreted in my body language and eye contact...

Yeah confidence really is the key , when I’m feeling good my speech is good and vice versa, the hardest issue is keeping my confidence high during a slip up, but I’ll def try the marine thing and just...

I can relate, I’m Work in Truck equipment and have to answer a lot of phone calls and be quick on my feet verbally. I’m a 80% myself, with mainly blocking and some repetition. Most days are good, but ...

Unfortunately my role as the junior guy is to be the most proactive one, answer the tones, phones and guests. I understand why and I get it , but yeah I have no way around it , I do hope it’s somethin...

Is there a way to switch roles with another fireman/woman? He/she read it off while you do what they normally do? Also, I used to work at a Starbucks and HATED the drive through for well over a year...

I honestly wouldn't reccommend going into law enforcement with a stutter, police officers have to do a lot of communicating with other officers and people they deal with in day to day. You have to hav...

I'm stutter and not pass.

I'm stutter and not pass. I'm 21 years old and I'm University student in Turkey. What do I this problem? ...

If you’re not ready to give up just yet, send a thank you note. Thank him for his time and let him know that your speech is not an accurate reflection of your intellect or ability. Then say what you w...

Wow what an open and inspiring story.Have been suffering with stuttering for the past 8 years(18 years old now).Lets hope I can develop a confident attitude like you....

I assume from your handle that you’re a doctor? Hello there fellow physician. I’ve been stuttering since birth as well. My name is a real mouthful too especially on the phone. Sometimes while talking ...

I've been where you're at. What field were you thinking about getting into? It depends a lot of what you are planning on doing. In Aeronautics, for example, if you are planning on getting into design,...

Edit: Just wanted to apologize for how long this is and might as well add a tldr. tl;dr: I love my stutter and just wish my sister would accept me for who I am. I have found my dream job without even ...

Hey, the cure IS speech therapy. It worked for me, but unfortunately it all resurfaced just once in an interview for the job I really really wanted. But I realized a biiiiig thing. The interviewees we...

Her books are much better/clearer than that talk. I listen to them on audible. For me vulnerability and shame resilience goes beyond problems with stuttering. However I do acknowledge addressing my st...

Hi, welcome to the subreddit! For starters, I'd recommend you start reading some very helpful books available for free online. I'd recommend Self theapy for the stutterer by the Stuttering Foundation ...

I've met several stutterers in real life. Early in the conversation, when I realize they stutter, I often hope they don't think I'm making fun of them when I'm stuttering myself. There's a competitiv...