Stuttering Can’t Stop Me | Rob Bloom, Universal Orlando Creative Director

Written By Sara McInerney

When I asked Rob Bloom how he faces fear he said, "Every day. Every situation." 

Rob is a Creative Director at Universal Orlando Resort. He is also a person who has stuttered since three-years-old. He shares his stuttering journey with us from elementary school experiences to meeting his first friend with a stutter in his late twenties. 

Before creating for Universal, Rob helped craft advertising campaigns for brands like The Home Depot, Dunkin', Virgin Islands, the U.S. Marines, and many others. Rob is also an award-winning comedy writer and screenwriter, having written for NPR, The Onion, and the Cartoon Network. 

He faces his fear of stuttering every day and in every situation he's in.


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