CREATOR OF GIFTED Becoming

Hi, I’m Lisangelee Velazquez—the creator of GiftedBecoming™.

I’m a gifted adult, a mother, an advocate, and a lifelong learner who knows what it feels like to study hard, care deeply, and still wonder if I’m “too much” for the systems around me.

Six years ago, I survived a brain aneurysm and underwent surgery—an experience that reshaped my view of resilience, growth, and purpose. It taught me that setbacks don’t define us—they refine us.

After repeatedly struggling with high-stakes exams, I realized something powerful: the issue wasn’t my intelligence, my drive, or my worth. The issue was that traditional systems weren’t designed for minds like mine.

So, I started creating tools that worked with my brain instead of against it. And now, I’m sharing those tools with you.

GiftedBecoming™ was born from that journey—a space that honors overthinking, emotional intensity, and deep processing as strengths, not liabilities.

If you’ve ever felt like your mind was too much, too scattered, or too different to succeed, this space is for you. I’m not here to give you cookie-cutter answers—I’m here to offer emotional clarity, mindset frameworks, and success strategies for gifted thinkers, deep feelers, and neurodivergent learners.

You are not broken. You are brilliant in ways the system doesn’t always understand. Together, we’re rewriting the way forward.

📌 Disclaimer

GiftedBecoming™ is not a replacement for formal education, accredited exam preparation, or professional supervision. It is not affiliated with any official credentialing body.

All content is created by Lisangelee Velazquez—a passionate student, RBT, and gifted adult—sharing tools that support gifted, overthinking, and neurodivergent learners. The strategies are based on lived experience, educational study, and self-developed frameworks to support emotional resilience, pattern recognition, and personalized learning.

Always use official resources, coursework, and supervision when preparing for professional certifications. This guide is a supportive supplement, not a substitute for formal training.

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