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I have it my personal profile section right at the top. I literally just point blank say I have a stammer and then explain how it helps me in both my personal and professional life, I feel that it ma...

Literally the only reason you block on “accounting” is BECAUSE you are an accounting student. If you were a medical student or an engineering student, you’d block on those words and have no problem w...

I'm Sweden raised and I have the \_EXACT\_ same issue. I formulate and know EXACTLY what I want to say, and I do PRONOUNCE everything flawlessly, BUT I always get trapped in stuttering and speaking wi...

I mention it when a stutter happens and also make sure I include situations where I’ve spoken in previous workplaces to back myself up when I say my speech never got in the way of my performance. It...

I cringe when I hear that too… if anything, it’s a reminder that no one is 100% fluent. Usually, when someone says it, they’re just trying to save face quickly. It’s good they have a way to move past ...

Yeah me too, I have it in my CV and my LinkedIn. I'm working on my self acceptance and openly standing to it is an important step for me. If they have a problem with it, they won't invite me to an int...

Yep! I usually say something along the lines of “as I’m sure you’ve already noticed, I do have a stutter. I’ve had it all my life, but I don’t let it affect my work.”...

Never, it’s not important. What’s important is your commitment, work ethic, attire, and attitude toward the interview. Nobody cares that you stutter more than you....

i don't have any people problem and what people think about me .. i don't care. but my brain is trained in stuttering......

I wouldn't overthink it, the gist of exposure therapy is just getting into more speaking situations and not caring too much how your stuttering sounds. You want to find or create speaking situations t...

Good advice would learn body hacking. Learn how ur body works and what u feel right before u stutter. Most of us can feel it. You gotta stop doing the same things when struggling to get a word out cau...

No issue. I am fluent-passing so I understand I am privileged in the stuttering community....

Good luck! Ideally you get to a place where you don’t even think about it, which is easier said than done...

Try “negative practice” by yourself. Intentionally stutter on your name. Say what ever you would say eg: I’m ———“ it a hundred times intentionally stuttering some of the time and saying your name wit...

>starting this today, i'm going to be more open and take every chance to talk to people or participate in activities that involve interaction with others. i'm also going to reconnect with people that ...

Should I disclose my stutter to people?

Should I disclose my stutter to people? I've never really disclosed my stutter to people I meet. I usually just let them figure it out on their own when I'm talking. I've been thinking lately that ma...

Living with a stutter has made me a fuller person. It has helped me “get over myself” and relate to others in a more authentic way. It has made me a better listener and, ironically, communicator....

Your stutter is not stopping you from lighting up a room, your confidence is. Go travel abroad on your own, do things that you have believed you are unable to do because of your stutter. The more unco...

I can see it from both sides. 2 times in my adult life, for about 3 months each time, I was able to achieve seemingly complete fluency. Both times I went through a 3 week intensive fluency shaping pro...

I went through this feeling all my childhood and till mid 20s. I was always thinking if i did not have stammering i would achieve so much. For some reason i never accepted stammering and always tried ...