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Emotional Manipulators Trigger Your Toxic Shame Using This

The 3 Stages of Toxic Shame You're Not Aware Of The ABSOLUTE BEST Way to Break Free from Shame www.paulrydercoaching.com Toxic shame is one of the most misunderstood and deeply damaging emotional patterns shaping people’s lives today. It silently influences confidence, relationships, anxiety, self-worth, and even the way we interpret everyday situations — often without us realising why. In this video, we explore the three distinct stages of how toxic shame forms in the mind, and why understanding this process in a clear, structured way is essential if lasting change is going to happen. ________________________________________ Shame vs guilt – an essential distinction Shame is often confused with guilt, but they are fundamentally different experiences: • Guilt is a belief: “I have done something wrong” It relates to behaviour and actions. • Shame is a belief: “I am something wrong” It attaches to identity — who we believe we are. Because shame targets identity rather than behaviour, it feels permanent, inescapable, and deeply personal. This is why it can be so corrosive. ________________________________________ Why shame is so complex Shame rarely forms in isolation. It is closely linked with: • Fear of rejection • Fear of abandonment • Chronic self-doubt • People-pleasing and perfectionism • Persistent anxiety without a clear cause Many people try to “think positively” or push through these feelings, but without understanding where shame originates, these strategies rarely hold. ________________________________________ The three stages of toxic shame In this video, I break down three clear stages of how toxic shame develops. This framework comes directly from a module within my audio course, Life Beyond The Ego’s Mask, and is designed to make something deeply emotional structured, observable, and workable. While we won’t give away the full module, we explore how: • An overbearing or dominating force is present early in life • Emotional or psychological pressure overwhelms a child’s ability to defend themselves • A residual self-image forms: “There must be something wrong with me” This self-image doesn’t disappear — it gets carried forward. ________________________________________ Emotionally manipulative behaviour and shame Shame often forms in environments where: • Thoughts or feelings were dismissed • Boundaries were ignored • Emotional expression was punished or controlled • Love or safety felt conditional Importantly, the person exerting this pressure may not have been consciously aware of their behaviour. However, the impact on the child’s nervous system and identity is the same. ________________________________________ How shame becomes projected anxiety Once a shamed self-image is formed, it doesn’t stay in the past. Instead, it becomes: • Projected onto relationships • Projected onto work and performance • Projected onto social situations • Projected onto the future This is why anxiety can feel everywhere — attached to “anything and everything” — without an obvious cause in the present moment. ________________________________________ Why understanding shame is non-negotiable If shame is not understood: • Confidence work feels fragile • Boundaries feel uncomfortable • Success feels undeserved • Calm never quite lasts But when shame is understood in a structured, quantifiable way, it becomes something that can be worked through — not something you have to fight or suppress. ________________________________________ What this video will help you understand In this video, you’ll gain insight into: • How toxic shame actually forms • Why it feels so permanent and personal • How it links directly to anxiety and self-doubt • Why awareness alone isn’t enough • Why structure and strategy matter This isn’t about blame. It’s about clarity. ________________________________________ Who this video is for This video may resonate strongly if you: • Feel fundamentally “not enough” despite achievements • Struggle with persistent anxiety or self-criticism • Feel guilt and shame easily triggered • Sense that something old is still running your life Shame isn’t who you are. It’s something that formed, and anything that formed can be understood and resolved.