Bøger af John A Hill

A World Wide Speaking Problem Parents can stop a stutter before it starts! NEW UNBELIEVABLE RESEARCH! Our thinking changes when we stutter. Parents can stop a stutter before it starts. Eliminate the 2-level "S" word, exhale and talk. To all families of the world, you can stop a stutter before it starts. If a child starts to stutter it is because he was traumatized to the point where his thinking was changed, which in turn started the child to acquire a stutter. There are many stories of how speech problems are solved by young children to older adults, on their own. Some problems were solved in a very short time with parental help. This can happen when the parents and child learn as one. You will read about the word stutter and how it impacts our thinking and covers up the real problem, the mouth that wants to talk. You will not be able to stop reading about this 4000-year-old problem, as many of my findings have never been known before. To my young brothers and sisters, I say don't give up, with your mom and dad's help you will solve your problem in a short period of time. Believe this, I had the same negative thoughts that you have. You can change your negative thoughts to positive thoughts and win. Do not stop until you are fluent again.

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