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Stuttering Persuasive Speech

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Stutter No More

Imagine being able to give a speech in front of a crowd without stuttering. Stammering, stumbling over your words and having difficulty speaking in front of a crowd can impact your self-esteem over time. When you feel unable to talk in public, it only adds to the tension that is causing your stuttering in the first place.

Do you remain quiet after meeting new people because you are afraid of talking?
Were you bullied or made fun of as a child for the way you speak?
Do you wish that you could give presentations at work or school confidently?

Stuttering can affect every part of your life. It can make you difficult to understand, which only adds to your frustration. From the people you hang out with to the jobs you choose …show more content…

As a speech defect, stuttering can impede your ability to communicate with other people. Even when you want to talk to someone, you may feel embarrassed about the way you sound. Fortunately, there is a way for you to alleviate your stuttering through hypnosis.

Hypnosis and neurolinguistic programming are designed to help you target the root of your stuttering problem: your subconscious. You already know what you want to say, but your subconscious is getting in the way of you being able to clearly express yourself. Over time, the frustration that you experience can lower your self-confidence. You may start to entertain negative thoughts about your ability to talk in front of other people, meet new friends or go on a date. For your stuttering problem to end, you have to remove these negative thoughts.

When you listen to the Stutter No More hypnosis download, you will be guided toward removing the negative thoughts, feelings and worries that are getting in your way. Instead of thinking negatively, your subconscious will be retrained to feel confident and relaxed. Whenever you talk with other people, you will be able to calm down and speak normally without a stutter. In addition to boosting your self-esteem, the added confidence and relaxation will also work to reduce your

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