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guyslikeus

De: Paul Fattinger & Marc Winter
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Two guys old enough to know better—but curious enough to keep asking. A former CEO and an undercover poet—from Vienna and New York, two longtime friends share (lightly) decanted reflections on life, work, and everything in between. Guys Like Us — home of champagne problems and existential questions. IG: https://www.instagram.com/guyslikeus.podcast/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulfattinger/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marc-winter-6138679/© 2025 Paul Fattinger & Marc Winter Ciencias Sociales
Episodios
  • guyslikeus EP18: the nervous system with the stress-buster Johannes Eisenburger
    Nov 17 2025

    In this episode of the Guys Like Us podcast, hosts Paul and Marc welcome their first guest, Johannes Eisenburger, to discuss the importance of presence, self-regulation, and the nervous system. They explore Johannes' journey from a near-death experience to becoming the stressbuster, emphasizing the need for men to connect deeply and authentically. The conversation delves into the mechanics of the nervous system, the balance between activation and relaxation, and the power of language in understanding our feelings. Johannes shares insights on breathwork and its transformative effects, culminating in a rich discussion about personal growth and emotional intelligence.


    03:24 Exploring the Nervous System
    06:38 Johannes's Mission and Life Journey
    10:53 The Impact of Near-Death Experience
    14:55 Navigating Life's Challenges and Inner Journey
    21:56 Understanding the Nervous System and Regulation
    26:52 The Search for Meaning
    27:40 Understanding the Nervous System
    29:57 Balancing Activation and Relaxation
    30:52 Self-Regulation and Awareness
    32:48 The Journey of Co-Regulation
    36:05 The Power of Language and Expression
    42:07 Exploring Breathwork and Anxiety
    47:35 Self-Regulation in Daily Life
    51:12 Terminator and Idiot of the Week

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    59 m
  • guyslikeus EP17: some thoughts on ambition and parenthood
    Nov 11 2025

    In this episode, Marc and Paul explore the intricate balance between ambition and parenthood. They discuss the challenges of managing personal aspirations while raising children, the importance of being present, and the evolving nature of parenting as kids grow. The dialogue emphasizes the need for setting priorities and recognizing that while ambition is important, the impact on family and personal relationships is paramount. Through anecdotes and reflections, they highlight the shared experiences of navigating the complexities of modern parenting.

    00:36 Navigating Ambition and Parenthood
    10:01 The Tension Between Career and Family
    17:41 Finding Balance in Parenting and Ambition
    27:11 Reflections on Presence and Impact
    33:09 Navigating Parenthood and Presence
    34:17 Terminator and Idiot of the Week

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    40 m
  • guyslikeus EP16: what happens when you actually follow through on an idea
    Nov 4 2025

    In this episode of Guys Like Us, hosts Paul and Marc reflect on the journey of launching their podcast. They discuss the challenges and joys of co-creating, the importance of vulnerability, and the lessons learned along the way. The conversation touches on the significance of feedback, the creative process, and the value of friendship in navigating midlife transitions. Ultimately, they emphasize the joy of creating something meaningful together and the importance of following one's passion.

    01:45 The Birth of the Podcast
    04:37 How was your last week
    09:23 Cold Feet Before Launching
    15:09 Feedback and Audience Engagement
    19:07 Surprises in Co-Creation
    24:35 The Church of Male Vulnerability
    30:10 The Why Behind this Podcast
    33:06 Podcasting as a Creative Outlet
    38:50 Respect for Creators and Entrepreneurs
    39:33 Terminator and Idiot of the Week

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    48 m
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