How stuttering became my superpower | Rosemary Ravinal | TEDxDoral

Before she was a media personality and global communications coach, Rosemary Ravinal had a secret: she couldn’t speak a full sentence without stuttering. Her journey from debilitating speech challenges to live television and the executive stage is a compelling story about what it really takes to become a confident, credible communicator. In this engaging TEDx talk, Rosemary shares the tools that helped her tell her story and inspire others. She believes that communication is the currency of life and that everyone—even those who are blocked by speech impediments, dysfluencies, low self-esteem and crippling fear—has the potential to change the world with the power of their voice. Rosemary Ravinal is an executive speech speaking coach, TEDx speaker, and communications pro who helps people find their voice and use it with impact. With a career that spans global brands such as AT&T, Ericsson, History Channel and Univision, she now teaches business leaders how to ditch jargon and connect like humans on stage, on Zoom, and everywhere in between. A one-time MSNBC contributor, TV host and spokesperson, she blends performance, presence, and a personalized approach to turning poor speakers into rock stars. During the pandemic, she created the ZoomScore™, a 10-point program which has helped thousands of individuals worldwide boost their confidence and effectiveness on video calls. She runs PechaKucha Night Miami, the Japan-inspired concise storytelling series, and was president of Miami Wynwood Toastmasters. Originally from Cuba by way of New York, she lives in Miami with Chico the Chihuahua, an unexpected yet brilliant teacher of non-verbal communication. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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