Underestimated and Overstimulated - The Psychology of Potential and How to Turn It into Your Competitive Advantage #950255

Why do so many brilliant people feel stuck, scattered, or unseen?
Underestimated and Overstimulated explores the psychology behind why high-potential neurodivergent individuals often struggle to convert their ideas, energy, and vision into tangible success.
Award-winning author Pamela Blaney reveals why being underestimated by others, and overstimulated by your own potential, is not a weakness to overcome, but a competitive advantage waiting to be unlocked.
Drawing on over 20 years of experience in social psychology and brand strategy, Pamela unpacks the invisible patterns that keep visionary entrepreneurs, creatives, and leaders playing small. From the neuroscience of overwhelm to the identity shifts required for sustainable success, this book provides a clear, psychology-informed roadmap for turning inner chaos into outer impact.
You'll discover:

• Why high-potential people are often the most misunderstood, and how to use that to your advantage
• The hidden connection between overstimulation and untapped brilliance
• How to move from scattered ideas to strategic, aligned action
• The identity work required to be seen, heard, and valued at the level you deserve
• Practical frameworks to transform self-doubt into self-trust

This isn't a mindset book full of empty affirmations. It's a grounded, honest guide for anyone who has ever felt too much and not enough at the same time.
If you're ready to stop shrinking and start building a life and business that reflects who you truly are, Underestimated and Overstimulated will show you how.