Fluent Speech And How To Achieve It
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Fluent Speech and How to Achieve It
Introduction
Fluent speech is a goal many strive for, especially those facing speech impediments like stammering or stuttering. My journey with stuttering began at the age of four, and despite undergoing conventional speech therapy, I continued to stutter until I was twenty-two.
My Experience
Living with a stutter can be incredibly frustrating. There were times when I could speak effortlessly, like when conversing with my then-girlfriend. Yet, I struggled significantly when speaking to her parents. Interestingly, alcohol seemed to improve my fluency, making my stutter nearly disappear.
This inconsistency baffled me. Why could I speak clearly to some people and not others? Why did being drunk make a difference? I explored numerous books about speech impediments and consulted various speech therapists. Common advice suggested that eliminating a stutter entirely was impossible, which I found disheartening.
A Turning Point
My perspective changed when I saw an interview with Bruce Willis. He revealed that he overcame a childhood stutter to achieve fluency as a teenager. Inspired, I resolved to work on my own speech impediment.
My Journey to Fluency
I dedicated nearly a year to intensive self-improvement. I delved into books about positive thinking and mind over matter, and studied skilled speakers. Through persistent effort and determination, I managed to overcome my stutter.
Conclusion
Today, I help others achieve fluency, drawing on my experiences to guide them. Stuttering need not be a permanent barrier. With dedication and the right mindset, fluency is attainable.
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