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		<title>Talent Development Resources : creativity and personal growth</title>
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		<dc:creator>Kare Anderson</dc:creator>
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		<description>As a former stutterer (it never goes away completely) I learned patience.  People tend to talk louder and more slowly, with greater enunciation, when addressing stutterers.... those in wheel chairs report receiving similar set behavior.

I spoke about this at the conference of The Stuttering Project

For those who are also shy, there&#039;s a double whammy of such behavior I found. Just a gentle request here to your readers to resist these apparently instinctual reactions.
For shyness, here&#039;s more tips if you google the article, &quot;The Devastating Burden of Shyness&quot;
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<p>I spoke about this at the conference of The Stuttering Project</p>
<p>For those who are also shy, there&#8217;s a double whammy of such behavior I found. Just a gentle request here to your readers to resist these apparently instinctual reactions.<br />
For shyness, here&#8217;s more tips if you google the article, &#8220;The Devastating Burden of Shyness&#8221;<br />
 &#8211; Kare, movingfrommetowe.com</p>
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