It took me years and a lot of work to obtain that confidence in my professional situation. I guess when I should go to the baker on a daily basis, there should be also more fluency. Not only do I like the content, but the way you structured it and made it personal was excellent too. Being a closet stutterer myself, I have had much contact with people in a similar situation. Thanks for your kind appreciation.
Awareness is the first important thing.
And second there must be the will to change. Somebody who's happy in a given situation, doesn't feel the need to change. When a closet stutterer is honest toward himself, he only can recognise that his stuttering is a permanent handicap. So the third condition is honesty. Perhaps the last element is a warm audience to feel confortable with the outcoming.