Stammering is certainly NOT the end of the world. Throughout history there have been some very famous people who stuttered, and many of them were actors and entertainers who were forced to use their voices on a daily basis, so this is not something that you should be desperately shy about, or go into your shell about. It is something that can be controlled and that can be dealt with when looking for a stammering cure.
Some of the famous actors who have had a stutter include Bruce Willis and Julia Roberts. Two of the biggest stars to ever grace Hollywood, and yet they have managed to overcome this and forged amazingly successful careers.
The reason that you don’t hear about this is because they managed to overcome their stutters and found a stammering cure that worked for them. In Bruce Willis’s case for example he had a childhood stutter for the first twenty years of his life. Not something you would expect from ‘The Last Action Hero’, but nevertheless true.
He actually gave an interview to Maxim Magazine in the UK, where he is quoted as saying:
“”I was one of the people who grew out of it. Everybody has some kind of vocal flaw. It’s what makes us unique. I was lucky enough in college to work with a speech therapist for a very brief amount of time, and he gave me some exercises to work on.
“The key to it was the fact that when I got onstage and when I was an actor,I didn’t stutter. That was a miracle in itself.”
Think about that for a moment.
Was it really a ‘miracle’? Should you sit on your hands and wait for divine inspiration?
I think not.
If you are to believe many of the stammering associations you could easily believe that there isn’t much you can do, because there isn’t some magical pill that you can take that will cure you of your stuttering.