Would you consider sign language a crutch???

[Adam Werth]

For many, writing is an option but would you want to learn sign language to beat “Satan Stuttering”???

Were not deaf—–why learn sign language if were not deaf? It would be to enable us to communicate.

Have you ever wished you learned sign language??

[Gábor]

It can be, but we can only hope that the person we’d like to talk to knows sign language.

[Anonymous]

Adam, the only challenge with this would be that the other person might not understand sign language. But yes, if they understand sign language and you know sign language, I say, go for it. Remember, it beats stuttering and forming a new stutter memory!

[Adam Werth]

Is memory the same as xperience???

Creating fluid experiences that will stick in our memories….

Aren’t memories what we remember in the past???

[Javier]

About sign language, unless the other person we’re speaking too understands this language, I don’t think they will understand us.
Instead of that, I prefer to use hand gestures to be more passionate. When using hand gestures, I actually focus on my hand movements, and that helps me a lot.

About what you said about memories, Adam, I try to visualize myself speaking flawlessly in various situations, and that helps a lot. For example, if I’m about to make a phone call, I try to visualize myself speaking the way I just said in that inminent situation, and I must say it is really helpful.
Actually lots of atheletes do this before a competition.

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