What I learned trying to stop mumbling, stop stuttering, and speak more clearly in 30 days.

For most of my life I have mumbled and stuttered such that fairly often people struggled to understand what I was saying. I often had the intention to fix it, but it just wouldn't happen. I decided to commit to practicing speaking at least 30 minutes every day for 30 days straight. In this video I go over everything I learned in the process.

[fardinhaque]

First of all if you didn't make this video i wouldn't know you had any problem speaking! Your speech is flawless!
I suffered probably my whole life from this and most times my situation gets a lot worse when I'm on a phone call. But i think my mumbling and stuttering happens mostly when I'm talking to someone new because i feel like i feel much comfortable talking to my friends and family, so guess nervousness is what triggers my speaking disabilities.

[Aniertak]

Scott, you delightful nerd! You've done it! You do indeed speak more clearly in this video than you had. Keep at your practice, and good luck!

[wldthin]

this was good content. ive been thru a lot of similar efforts to improve my speech. its absolutely a daily exercise for me to improve otherwise i get lazy and fall back into mumbling

[mariastrmseng]

I believe this is truly going to help me! this is the best video I've seen so far, ill try to start tomorrow, though there is going to be a family birthday party tomorrow, plus I'm going to a museum before that so we`ll see, though that also means I can practice at the museum and at the party! I'm very excited rn!!

[tandblue]

I looked at your video uploads simply because I liked the clarity/way that you spoke in your artist 12 vs artist 12 pro. Seriously, wonderful results with your voice at that time. Now I'm thinking of how much editing you might have done as I think that was before your 30 days. Good job. I think that also because your thinking process has such apparent clarity that people like me learning from a review type video may not notice timing etc of presenter's speach (even before your editing and before your improvement of speach). This "what I learned" video I sure find interesting and an eye opener. I'm reminded a little of a friend with a cochlear implant who got really good with the help of a specialist and mapping processes. Thanks!

[topgatta]

This is the only helpful video on the subject. I went through so many babbling wasted word salad until this one. 5 thumbs up! 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍

[hrdik]

Helpful. Thanks! You deserve much more subscribers.

[RichardONeil]

I was actually poking around your vids cause I just watched your async/await one and found your voice very easy to listen to. Was surprised to find this video. Whatever you are doing is working. :D

[gauravchauhan]

Scott, It's lot's helped me to improve my enunciation english comprehension

Lot of love from india.

[DownThemAIl]

good content, was looking exactly for this.

[cliffdariff]

Dude. mumbling is a personality characteristic, don't throw it away just to sound like a thousand other radio announcers.