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Most experienced professionals are not struggling because they lack ability, ambition, or effort. They are visible, credible, and often well regarded, yet still find themselves misunderstood, misplaced, or over-explaining their value. Opportunities arrive unevenly. Introductions feel vague. Conversations sound promising but fail to lead anywhere proportionate. Signal examines why authority so often fails to land in line with experience, and why visibility, storytelling, and confidence are frequently applied in the wrong order. This is not a book about personal branding, content strategy, or performance. It is a study of how authority is actually recognised, how judgement becomes legible to the market, and why clarity, restraint, and consistency matter more than expression. This is a short, deliberate book for professionals who already have experience and proof, but sense that something in how they are being understood is misaligned. It does not offer tactics, prompts, or step-by-step guidance. Instead, it names the structural problem beneath much modern professional frustration, and explains why doing more often makes things worse rather than better. If you have ever felt that you are capable, credible, and doing enough, yet still not being met where you should be, Signal will help you understand why.

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