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Disclose it early on, early as possible and don’t run away from speaking opportunities. It’s a skill that can be built on and the more you do it the more you will get better at it. My presentations ...

Hi I m 23 yo, I stuttered since I was 7. That's a good idea to open up to your friend from this age. Let's embrace it ✨️...

Hey, thanks for this. Mentioning my stuttering on the start of a conversation works for me too. Been recommended to take speech therapy but I am yet to try it due to some financial issues I have at th...

Good luck with your interview tomorrow! I am sure it will go really well. I have an internal battle where at times I feel at peace with stuttering and at other times I am not. I find that if I start ...

In the past, I masked by acting like a quiet person, so I could get jobs. That did not work out for me in the long run mentally, because in the end, I wanted to speak. Now, I have a different approac...

That’s great. Did you ever stutter while taking calls? How did you get over the fear of working at a call center? Did your boss know and what did he or she think about your stutter?...

Hi there, I've struggled with the same sort of situation before, and to keep a long story short: trying to explain how stuttering feels for you to your colleagues works pretty well. It has taken sev...

I’m glad you got through the presentation man, that’s great!! I could never talk in front of people like that so kudos to you. And I’m glad you didn’t apologize for your stutter, that’s something that...

I have worked as a Systems Engineer for a large enterprise and am in the Air Force reserves as a cyber defense ops Airman. I still experience terrible stuttering like you mentioned in interviews, meet...

If this is really your dream job, Don't let it go without a fight. Call back and ask to speak to the person you interviewed with. Or send them an email. Explain that you have a stutter and that it's...

I had an interview a few years ago. My anxiety was terrible at this stage, it was in front of a panel of 4 people. I opened the interview by telling them that I have a stutter and I might have issues ...

I just make sure to let people know I have a stammer so it isn’t embarrassing...

Something that ALWAYS work for me in similar situations: Disclosing your stutter and/or stuttering voluntarily overtly at the beginning of the speech can do wonders in calming you down, and taking you...

We’ve all been there and I’m sorry they keep rejecting you. When I went into interviews before, there were a lot I didn’t get, but once I started saying “just so you know, I have a stutter. It’s not b...

Depends on the situation! I had a coworker at a former job and I noticed he stuttered when he gave his little intro speech during a meeting when he was first hired so I sent him an email later, like “...

For the first time — 100% wait and let them finish. On the other hand, I am the opposite kind, I do prefer when people finish it for me, so I don’t have to struggle and waste time, and I told all my...

Maybe tinder is a good idea? Make an account and be completely honest with who you are! Be upfront with your stutter. Finding a relationship will take time, the right one will come around....

I like when people ask about my stutter, it gives me a chance to educate them on it and just let them know my ways of stuttering so they’re not thrown off guard, plus I just love talking about my stut...

It happens, we all go through it :( just remember there are compassionate ppl who will look past it, it helps to be vulnerable...

Hey, thanks for the reply! I agree that I should feel like the boss when I go to a meeting with a neurosurgeon, but I'm always so anxious about hearing the results of the MRI, so that I cannot really...