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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2026 · 42 MIN

When Guilt & Shame Becomes Your Super Power with Ada Undis

from I See Glass Children

What if the very emotions you’ve spent your life trying to escape… are actually trying to help you? In this powerful and surprisingly freeing conversation, Alicia sits down with confidence coach Ada Undis—a woman who boldly says something most people have never heard before: “I love guilt and shame.”Ada UnDis Ada Undis is a certified Mastery Method Coach as well as a certified nutrition coach with expertise in emotional mastery, somatic work, breaking subconscious patterns and becoming unapologetically confident. You can reach Ada at:  Website: www.fyhappy.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aundis/ Instagram:  http://instagram.com/adaundis For adult glass children, guilt and shame are not abstract concepts. They are lived realities—shaping decisions, relationships, identity, and self-worth. But what if they are not signs that something is wrong with you? What if they are signals… invitations… even protectors? This episode offers a completely different framework—one that does not shame your shame or fight your guilt, but instead teaches you how to understand, work with, and ultimately transform them. If you have ever felt: Responsible for everyone else Guilty for having needs Ashamed for wanting a different life Afraid to set boundaries This conversation will meet you right where you are—and softly challenge everything you thought you knew about healing. Welcome to the I See Glass Children podcast. What You’ll Hear Why guilt and shame are not your enemies—and never were The difference between guilt (I did something bad) and shame (I am bad) How childhood trauma wires adult glass children to feel guilty for having needs The hidden ways guilt and shame show up in adulthood: Hyper-independence Fear of asking for help Burnout and emotional exhaustion  Why saying “yes” to yourself can feel selfish—and how to change that How guilt and shame influence your decisions without you realizing it The connection between unresolved guilt/shame and unhealthy relationships A simple but profound reframing: guilt and shame as protectors, not punishers Connect & Engage Ready to join the movement? Here’s how you can help break the silence around glass children: Subscribe to the I See Glass Children Podcast on YouTube | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | or wherever you get your podcasts. Share this episode with someone who needs to hear it and tell them, “You have to hear this.” Visit https://iseeglasschildren.com and subscribe to Behind the Glass for exclusive updates, behind-the-scenes content, and a special PDF with tips for helping glass children. Spread the Word: Share this episode with your bestie, your therapist, your teachers, your minister, friends. Sharing is caring—and hearing is healing. REMEMBER: If you’re struggling, reach out to a mental-health professional. You do not have to do this alone. Thank you for listening to the I See Glass Children podcast. I’m Alicia Meneses Maples, and I see you. Produced by: Brewing.Media Dedicated to: My Daddy. I love you with all my heart forevers. Special thanks to: BlueHair The post When Guilt & Shame Becomes Your Super Power with Ada Undis appeared first on iseeglasschildren.com.

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