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Times you had no problems

pog it · 2009-09-16 16:20:19

I remember when I had a stammer I would be focussing so much on what I had said, where I had gone wrong, and this led me into a negative feed and it's only now that I can see that had I done more to distract myself and think positively during those times, I would have been a lot happier and perhaps been more fluent even…

16-09-2009 05:20PM

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I remember when I had a stammer I would be focussing so much on what I had said, where I had gone wrong, and this led me into a negative feed and it's only now that I can see that had I done more to distract myself and think positively during those times, I would have been a lot happier and perhaps been more fluent even sooner.

I didn't pat myself on the back enough when something had gone well for me- a phonecall, reading in class, etc. Yeah I was thrilled to bits at those times, but so soon after I'd be worrying about the next call, the next time I had to read in class.

What times have you got one over your problem and what do you think was the reason (if you know)., e.g. were you more relaxed, were you tired, were you so empassioned about what you said you forgot you had a stammer?

Would love to hear guys.

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