NO BULLSH*T. JUST RAW AND REAL TALK.
This book is me and you right here talking. There's no need for you and me to bullsh*t each other. I respect you too much to do that.
I am firm in concrete opinions of what it takes to become a man who used to stutter. Become the man who used to stutter. I'm one person. All of this stuff and these stories in my book worked for me. I have no idea if these tips, techniques, tips and tricks will work for you and your stutter. Stuttering is deeply personal, and everyone has different experiences, so what works for me might not work for you.
Nothing would make me happier than if you can live life as fluently as you want. To do whatever you want and not feel held back by your stutter and to be a happier person. That is my goal.
My book, I Used to Stutter, is free because it is the fulfillment of the promise I made when I was 14 years old in my parents' driveway. You'll read this story at the start of Chapter 1.
SOUND FAMILIAR?
I know what you experience because I lived through it too. Sound familiar?
1. Are you sick and tired of feeling like you are not being heard? Are
you sick and tired of having people talk over you?
2. Do you hate when people finish your sentences?
3. Do you get tired of non-stutterers thinking getting rid of a stutter is
easy to do?
4. Would you do nearly anything to avoid talking on the phone?
5. Do you think one of the worst feelings in the world is when you
stutter or block on your name, and people laugh at you? People asking you if you forgot your name?
6. Have people made fun of your stutter? Maybe while you were
younger, in school, or as an adult.
7. Have you ever judged your day by how good or bad your speech was
that day?
8. Do you feel really frustrated when you say something 100%
perfectly, then someone asks you to repeat yourself?
9. Have you ever stuttered so much you decided to shut up?
10. Have you ever been at a restaurant and ordered food that you could
say, not what you actually wanted to eat?
11. Have you pretended like you did not know something, or pretended
you forgot, to avoid stuttering?
12. Can you relate to making a phone call and silently hoping they don't
answer?
13. Have you ever stuttered so much at a drive-through restaurant that
you just drove off without your food?