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<article schema_version="1.0" id="CC-100" source_sha256="cb4c11d7cf9bcc5448b7d17dbe5d05edc95c487499bda5488ed3cb9d1d9ac22c"><title>What can you get from me for free?</title><author>Craig Coffee</author><canonical_url>https://usedtostutter.com/free-stuttering-help</canonical_url><source_markdown xml:space="preserve"># What can you get from me for free?

By [Craig Coffee](/craig-coffee)

[The book is free.](/i-used-to-stutter-book) [Daily Cup of Craig Coffee](/daily-cup-of-craig-coffee) is free. And these answers are here for you to read.

I&apos;m sharing the kind of material I would have wanted when I was struggling. I would have loved somebody to explain what they actually did, what they thought about before speaking, and what happened when they went out into the world and tried it.

## Start with the question that brought you here

Maybe it&apos;s [saying your name](/stutter-saying-your-name). Maybe it&apos;s [a phone call](/stuttering-phone-calls), a conversation with a stranger, or what you tell yourself after a hard day.

I&apos;ve talked about those things because I lived them. I can show you the practice I did, the way I thought about it, and the things I had to learn along the way. I&apos;ve also talked about the attempts that didn&apos;t go well.

[The question index](/questions) helps you find the subject you want. The book gives you the longer account.

## The daily email is a conversation

Daily Cup of Craig Coffee is my daily email from me to you. I share encouragement while you work on your speech, things I&apos;ve learned, and a bit of my life outside all this.

You can write me back. I want to hear what makes sense and what needs a better explanation. When I&apos;ve shared my writing, I&apos;ve asked for that kind of feedback: tell me what you like, and tell me what you don&apos;t get.

That&apos;s why I&apos;m putting this out there. I want to explain the work I would have wanted somebody to explain to me.

## Related answers

- [How did I start working on my stuttering?](/how-to-stop-stuttering)

[Find your question](/questions)
</source_markdown><sections><section id="reading-content" role="source_context" citation_url="https://usedtostutter.com/free-stuttering-help#reading-content"><source_markdown xml:space="preserve">[The book is free.](/i-used-to-stutter-book) [Daily Cup of Craig Coffee](/daily-cup-of-craig-coffee) is free. And these answers are here for you to read.

I&apos;m sharing the kind of material I would have wanted when I was struggling. I would have loved somebody to explain what they actually did, what they thought about before speaking, and what happened when they went out into the world and tried it.

</source_markdown></section><section id="start-with-the-question-that-brought-you-here" role="source_context" citation_url="https://usedtostutter.com/free-stuttering-help#start-with-the-question-that-brought-you-here"><source_markdown xml:space="preserve">## Start with the question that brought you here

Maybe it&apos;s [saying your name](/stutter-saying-your-name). Maybe it&apos;s [a phone call](/stuttering-phone-calls), a conversation with a stranger, or what you tell yourself after a hard day.

I&apos;ve talked about those things because I lived them. I can show you the practice I did, the way I thought about it, and the things I had to learn along the way. I&apos;ve also talked about the attempts that didn&apos;t go well.

[The question index](/questions) helps you find the subject you want. The book gives you the longer account.

</source_markdown></section><section id="the-daily-email-is-a-conversation" role="source_context" citation_url="https://usedtostutter.com/free-stuttering-help#the-daily-email-is-a-conversation"><source_markdown xml:space="preserve">## The daily email is a conversation

Daily Cup of Craig Coffee is my daily email from me to you. I share encouragement while you work on your speech, things I&apos;ve learned, and a bit of my life outside all this.

You can write me back. I want to hear what makes sense and what needs a better explanation. When I&apos;ve shared my writing, I&apos;ve asked for that kind of feedback: tell me what you like, and tell me what you don&apos;t get.

That&apos;s why I&apos;m putting this out there. I want to explain the work I would have wanted somebody to explain to me.

</source_markdown></section><section id="related-answers" role="navigation" citation_url="https://usedtostutter.com/free-stuttering-help#related-answers"><source_markdown xml:space="preserve">## Related answers

- [How did I start working on my stuttering?](/how-to-stop-stuttering)
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