Everyone stutters; I just do it when I speak | Joze Piranian | TEDxAZMUniversity

Joze is a lifetime stutter who managed to be a public speaker, he speaks about how he overcame the obstacles.
Joze Piranian is a lifelong stutterer turned International Motivational Speaker helping people who hold back turn fear into action so that they overcome their “inner stutter” and unlock their true potential in life.
By empowering others to own their uniqueness and conquer their obstacles, Joze delivers transformational experiences allowing his audience members and coaching clients to access the hidden powers of fear and become champions of inclusion.
After avoiding speaking almost entirely for more than 25 years due to a debilitating stutter, Joze uncovered groundbreaking insights for personal transformation that turned his obstacle into triumphant public speaking and stand-up comedy performances in 3 continents and 3 languages. Joze is now a mission to change people’s relationships with fear and discomfort so that they too start taking action and unleash their inner greatness at work, school, and in life.
Joze is a lifelong stutterer turned International Speaker helping people who hold back turn fear into action so that they overcome their “inner stutter” and unlock their self-revolution. After avoiding speaking almost entirely, Joze won the Inspirational Speaker of the Year award and has performed stand-up comedy in 3 continents and 3 languages. With more than 3 000 000 views on his speech on Goalcast, Joze has also been featured on TEDx, NowThis, CBC and Global News Canada. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@zhh5197]

I almost cried out while watching this video, there are so many people on this planet suffering but still trying to keep positive.

[@abolacadernos7164]

I was one of those people until I found Lee Lovetts’ WSSA program and especially his book “How to Stop Stuttering & Love Speaking”. His stuff will help you, but only if you diligently immerse yourself in his methods.

[@h1ph0p10]

I’m one who has a stutter right now.

[@h1ph0p10]

People who stutter are usually smarter than the average person😎

[@Karma0090]

I stutter. Every day, I find myself dreading normal speaking situations, struggling even to say a simple 'Thank You.' This TED talk has been inspiring and eye-opening for me. I've been attempting to conceal my stutter, which is plainly evident to everyone, by restraining myself from speaking and employing the coastal breathing technique for better control.

[@willprytz]

I love how you view your stutter. I want you to know that you have inspired me, Joze! "What stands in the way becomes the way" and "use your fear as a compass" is something I really try to do. I love your humor as well 🙂

[@Nightelf268.]

I've been watching so many stuttering TED talks and it makes me feel more heard and not alone.

[@bjhill4448]

As a long term stutterer I like this.

[@louisyoung1916]

Very impressive and inspirational story. Thank you! 👏👏🙂

[@igortlusty9189]

Man, you're the rock! Thanks for this speech I'm already stuttering since my 5's and totally understand you

[@togosurf8517]

Thanks dear Joze. I learnt a lot during your presentation. I am improving my english skills due to your special way to speak. I am also stuttering. Thanks a lot for showing us that we are very special people.

[@ABCpresentTM]

I'm a child student with a stutter quite similar to this and I always avoid speaking, ty very inspirational 😢

[@nabilaalbarwani6038]

amazing inspirational talk. thank you so much

[@RockLuo0719]

Thank you.

[@samking4329]

Me too ❤

[@abolacadernos7164]

To anyone struggling please read Lee Lovetts’ How to Stop Stuttering & Love Speaking. It will tremendously improve your speech if you diligently immerse yourself in the authors methods. His books and WSSA program are amazing and it should be known to the world because it has helped me and countless others.

[@tiffdavis5191]

💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽