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  • You Don't Have to Have It All Figured Out Right Now (with Robert Dugoni)
    2026/02/24

    Why do we feel like we have to have it all figured out? And what if you're actually right where you're supposed to be?

    In this episode of Guyset, I sit down with bestselling author Robert Dugoni to talk about career pressure, ego, confidence, anxiety, and how to stop feeling behind in life.

    We break down:
    • Why young men feel pressure to "have it all together"
    • The difference between being anxious and having anxiety
    • Why making money doesn't automatically make you happy
    • How to stop tying your worth to your career
    • Creative doubt and learning to trust yourself
    • Why you don't have to figure your whole life out right now

    If you've ever wondered:
    Am I behind in life?
    Why doesn't success feel how I thought it would?
    How do I deal with anxiety as a man?
    How do I stop comparing myself to everyone else?
    What actually matters long term?

    This conversation is for you.

    This is an honest conversation about redefining success, handling anxiety, building real confidence, and creating a life that actually feels good to live.

    New episodes every Tuesday.
    More dating, confidence, career, and mindset advice at Guyset.com.

    Timestamps:

    00:00 – Welcome to Guyset
    00:18 – Introducing Robert Dugoni
    02:31 – The responsibility of doing your best work
    06:30 – Why everything isn't a catastrophe
    09:37 – The veneer men wear
    13:30 – Anxiety vs being anxious
    16:38 – Therapy, medication, and removing shame
    20:14 – Why money doesn't equal happiness
    22:41 – The shift in how we define success
    27:28 – Routine, discipline, and showing up
    29:53 – Creative doubt and trusting yourself
    34:30 – Stepping away to find clarity
    39:00 – The moment that changes your life
    43:47 – Owning who you are
    50:57 – You don't have to figure it all out

    Subscribe, follow, give this episode 5 stars, and leave a review!

    Watch the full episode on YouTube: @guyset

    Check out Robert Dugoni's new book Her Cold Justice here!

    Instagram: @guysetpodcast

    Ask Me Anything: https://guyset.com/ask-me-anything

    Daily blog posts: https://guyset.com/

    See you guys next Tuesday!

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    53 分
  • Sleeping Together and Mixed Signals, Dear Guyset
    2026/02/17

    When can you sleep together? How do you actually know if she's ready? And what does it mean if she seems interested but is a terrible texter?

    In this Dear Guyset episode, I'm answering some of the most common early dating questions guys don't know where to ask out loud. We're talking about when to sleep together in a new relationship, how to read mixed signals, what bad texting really means, when to follow someone on Instagram, what to get your girlfriend as a gift, and what actually matters when you start your first job.

    If you've ever wondered:

    • When is it too soon to sleep together?
    • How do I know if she's ready?
    • She seems interested on the date but texts dry. Is she into me?
    • When should I follow her on Instagram?
    • What actually matters at your first job?

    This episode breaks it down in a way that takes the pressure off and gives you real perspective.

    I'm not an expert. I'm just a 25 year old guy figuring this out alongside you. But I believe guys should be talking about this stuff instead of overthinking it alone.

    If you're navigating early dating, mixed signals, Instagram timing, gift ideas, or starting your career, this one is for you.

    Timestamps:

    00:00 Welcome to Dear Guyset
    02:37 When Can You Sleep Together? How to Know If She's Ready
    06:54 How to Ask If She's Comfortable Without Making It Weird
    11:15 She Seems Interested but Is a Bad Texter. What Does It Mean?
    15:39 How to Read Actual Interest vs Mixed Signals
    17:57 When Should You Follow Someone on Instagram?
    20:20 Why You Should Wait Before Following
    21:30 What to Get Your Girlfriend as a Gift
    24:54 What Actually Matters at Your First Job
    29:15 How to Become Irreplaceable at Work
    31:30 Next Question

    New episodes every Tuesday.

    Ask me anything at guyset.com.

    Watch the full episode on YouTube: @guyset

    Instagram: @guysetpodcast

    Ask Me Anything: https://guyset.com/ask-me-anything

    Daily blog posts: https://guyset.com/

    See you guys next Tuesday!

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    34 分
  • How to Take the Pressure Off Valentine's Day
    2026/02/10

    Valentine's Day comes with pressure for almost every guy, whether you're single, in a relationship, or somewhere in between.

    I've experienced Valentine's Day from both sides. I've been single for most of my life, and I've also been in relationships. And I can honestly say they're completely different experiences, but they're both stressful in their own way.

    If you're single, Valentine's Day can feel like a reminder of what you don't have. If you're in a relationship, it can feel like pressure to get everything right. And when Valentine's Day falls on a weekend, that pressure feels even heavier.

    In this episode, I talk about why Valentine's Day brings up so much for guys and how to take the pressure off without ignoring how you actually feel. I break down the mindset behind the holiday, how social media makes it worse, and why this one day can make you question where you're at in your life or dating life.

    For single guys, I share how to get through Valentine's Day without spiraling, doom-scrolling, or forcing something that doesn't feel right, and how to reframe the day in a way that actually helps you move forward.

    For guys in relationships, I talk through simple, realistic ways to show effort and care without stressing yourself out or overcomplicating the day, and what actually matters versus what doesn't.

    This episode is about easing pressure, reframing expectations, and remembering that wanting love, connection, or something more is normal and not something to beat yourself up over.

    If Valentine's Day makes you feel anxious, frustrated, lonely, or just a little off, this episode is here to make it feel lighter.

    Timestamps

    00:00 – Why Valentine's Day feels heavier
    01:15 – The pressure every guy feels
    02:35 – Why it hits single guys harder
    05:45 – What not to do when you're single
    10:30 – Reframing Valentine's Day

    15:30 – Pressure in relationships
    18:10 – What actually matters
    21:20 – Simple ways to do it right

    26:10 – Taking the pressure off
    29:10 – Final thoughts

    Watch the full episode on YouTube: @guyset

    Instagram: @guysetpodcast

    Ask Me Anything: https://guyset.com/ask-me-anything

    Daily blog posts: https://guyset.com/

    See you next Tuesday!

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    30 分
  • Flirting 101
    2026/02/03

    Most guys are not bad at flirting. They are just stuck in their head.

    In this episode of Guyset, I go back to the basics with Flirting 101. I talk about how to flirt with confidence, how to make the first move without getting stuck in your head, and how to handle rejection without letting it destroy your self-esteem. This is not about pickup lines or dating tricks. It is about mindset, presence, and learning how to put yourself out there in a way that feels natural.

    I share real stories from my own dating life, including moments where flirting went wrong, confidence took a hit, and I had to learn how to try again. If you feel nervous talking to women, struggle with fear of rejection, or replay conversations in your head after the fact, this episode is for you.

    Whether you are just starting out with dating, getting back into it after a breakup, or trying to feel more confident flirting in real life, this episode breaks down the fundamentals in a simple and honest way.

    In this episode, I cover:

    • How to flirt without overthinking
    • How to make the first move with confidence
    • How to read interest and body language
    • How to deal with rejection and keep going
    • Why flirting is a skill you build through reps, not something you are born knowing

    This is a foundational episode for guys who want flirting to feel easier, calmer, and more natural.

    Timestamps:

    00:00 Why flirting still matters for every guy
    01:55 Flirting 101 and why we are going back to the basics
    04:10 Why fear of rejection holds most guys back
    07:00 A real flirting story that did not go well
    11:20 How overanalyzing kills confidence
    14:45 Stop beating yourself up for awkward moments
    17:30 How to get out of your head before you flirt
    20:15 Body language, eye contact, and presence
    23:10 What to actually say when you walk up to someone
    25:00 Asking for her number and making the first move
    27:40 When to move on instead of forcing it
    30:00 Why flirting is a skill you build through reps

    If this episode helped in any way, I would really appreciate it if you subscribed, gave it five stars, and left a quick review. It genuinely helps more guys find the show.

    You can watch the full episode on YouTube at @guyset
    You can follow me on Instagram and TikTok at @guysetpodcast

    If you have something you want me to talk about, head to https://guyset.com/ask-me-anything and send it in.
    I also write daily blog posts on dating, confidence, mindset, and life in your 20s at https://guyset.com/

    See you guys next Tuesday!

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    34 分
  • Is There Such a Thing as Being Behind in Life?
    2026/01/27

    Feeling behind in life is one of the most common thoughts people have in their 20s, especially after college. You look around and it feels like everyone else is moving faster. Better jobs. Better relationships. More clarity. More progress. And somehow you missed the timeline.

    In this episode, I break down why that feeling exists, why it's so convincing, and why it's also misleading.

    We talk about comparison, social timelines, career pressure, relationships, and the unspoken belief that life is supposed to follow a specific order by a specific age. I explain why there is no universal timeline, why no one is actually ahead, and how most people's lives look a lot more similar than we think once you zoom out.

    I share two visuals that completely changed how I think about being "behind":
    – The idea that we're all walking different tightropes, moving at different speeds
    – The idea that everyone builds their life like a puzzle, starting in different places

    This episode is for anyone who has ever asked:

    Am I behind in life?
    Why does everyone else seem to have it figured out?
    Is it normal to feel lost in your 20s?
    Am I running out of time?
    Why does comparison feel so heavy right now?

    If you've been feeling stuck, late, or unsure if you're doing life "right," this conversation is meant to help you zoom out, reset your perspective, and stop measuring your life against someone else's timeline.

    There is no behind. There are just different chapters, different seasons, and different moments of change.

    If this resonated, subscribe for more honest conversations about confidence, dating, and figuring things out.

    Watch the full episode on YouTube:
    @guyset

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    @guysetpodcast

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    https://guyset.com/ask-me-anything

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    https://guyset.com/

    See you guys next Tuesday.

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    25 分
  • How Can We Go Back To Being Friends, Dear Guyset
    2026/01/20

    In this Dear Guyset episode, I answer the modern dating questions guys are actually dealing with but rarely know how to talk about. What do you do when your friends don't like your girlfriend? Is it possible to go back to being friends after hooking up? Can you date multiple people early on without being a bad guy? And what should you text when she cancels a date?

    We talk through real situations around early dating, mixed signals, friendship boundaries, paying on dates, dating apps, and navigating modern dating rules without overthinking every move. This episode is about handling dating with clarity, confidence, and respect for yourself and the people involved.

    If you're confused about dating dynamics, struggling to balance friendships and relationships, or wondering what the "right" move is in today's dating culture, this Dear Guyset episode breaks it down in a way that actually makes sense.

    This episode is for anyone navigating early dating, blurred friendship lines, or trying to make sense of modern dating expectations.

    Timestamps

    00:00 Welcome to Dear Guyset
    02:30 My friends don't like my girlfriend. What should I do?
    10:15 Can you go back to being friends after hooking up?
    16:55 Should I accept if she offers to split the bill on a date?
    21:20 Is it bad to date multiple people at the same time?
    26:10 What should I text when she cancels a date?
    30:35 Is it embarrassing to meet someone on a dating app?
    35:10 When is it okay to sleep together? (next Dear Guyset question)

    Have a question you want answered in the next Dear Guyset? Submit it at guyset.com or DM me @guysetpodcast.

    Watch the full episode on YouTube: @guyset

    Instagram: @guysetpodcast

    Ask Me Anything: https://guyset.com/ask-me-anything

    More from Guyset: https://guyset.com/

    See you guys next Tuesday!

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    37 分
  • How To Become More Interesting
    2026/01/13

    How do you become more interesting, especially on dates, at work, or when you feel stuck in your 20s?

    This episode started with a simple question I was asked about dating: How do I become more interesting? But the more I thought about it, the more I realized this question applies to everything. Confidence. Career. Friendships. Relationships. How you see yourself when life starts to feel repetitive or stagnant.

    In this episode, I break down why feeling uninteresting is rarely about your personality and almost always about not trying new things. When you stop experimenting, confidence fades. Conversations feel flat. Dates feel harder. Life starts to feel smaller than it should.

    I talk about why experimentation matters more than talent, why being willing to look bad at something is actually a strength, and how trying new things naturally makes you more confident, more attractive, and more grounded. Not because you are performing for other people, but because you are finally engaging with your own interests again.

    We get into ambition, hobbies, and why people are drawn to passion even when it is messy. Becoming more interesting is not about impressing others. It is about having something you are genuinely excited to talk about.

    In this episode, I cover:

    • How to become more interesting without changing who you are

    • Why confidence drops when you stop trying new things

    • What actually makes someone attractive on dates

    • How hobbies and curiosity change how you show up

    • Why experimentation matters more than talent

    If you have ever searched how do I become more interesting, why do I feel boring, or how to be more confident on dates, this episode is for you.

    The goal is not to find your forever passion.
    The goal is to start trying again.

    Subscribe, give this episode 5 stars, and leave a review!

    Ask me anything: @guysetpodcast & https://guyset.com/ask-me-anything

    Watch the full episode on YouTube: @guyset

    Instagram: @guysetpodcast

    Daily blog posts: https://guyset.com/

    TikTok: @theguyset

    Email: josh@guyset.com

    See you guys next Tuesday!

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    42 分
  • I Don't Know What I Want To Do With My Career
    2026/01/06

    There's a moment that hits after work when you sit in your car, open LinkedIn, or scroll job boards and think, what am I actually doing? Not because you're failing. Not because things are falling apart. But because something just doesn't feel right.

    In this episode, I talk honestly about career uncertainty, burnout, comparison, and the pressure to feel fulfilled by your job. I share the thoughts I've been sitting with over the past year, the conversations I've had with coworkers and friends at very different stages of their careers, and why realizing that no one really has it all figured out can be strangely comforting.

    If you feel lost in your career, unsure about your next step, or questioning whether you're on the right path, this episode will help you feel less alone.

    This isn't an episode with a perfect roadmap or a five-step plan. It's about feeling seen in the middle. About understanding that not knowing what you want to do doesn't mean you're behind. It means you're paying attention.

    Timestamps

    00:00 – Welcome to Guyset and why this episode matters
    00:45 – The after-work feeling of "what am I doing with my career?"
    02:40 – Questioning fulfillment, purpose, and whether your job should feel meaningful
    04:55 – Burnout, bad days at work, and starting to look for something else
    06:15 – How LinkedIn comparison makes career uncertainty louder
    08:05 – The parts of career struggle no one posts about
    09:40 – Realizing career uncertainty doesn't disappear with age
    11:10 – Conversations with older coworkers who still feel unsure
    12:45 – Why not having it figured out doesn't mean you're failing
    14:10 – Talking to people as the best way to navigate uncertainty
    15:55 – Why reaching out to others actually works
    17:05 – Identifying what you're good at vs. what you enjoy
    18:45 – Narrowing your career focus instead of searching broadly
    20:35 – Following your gut even when it's uncomfortable
    22:10 – Why it's easier to stay put than face the unknown
    23:45 – Reframing uncertainty as a normal part of growth
    25:10 – Final thoughts on comparison, confidence, and being okay where you are

    Subscribe, give this episode 5 stars, and leave a review!

    Watch the full episode on YouTube: @guyset

    Instagram: @guysetpodcast

    Ask Me Anything: https://guyset.com/ask-me-anything

    Daily blog posts: https://guyset.com/

    TikTok: @theguyset

    Email: josh@guyset.com

    See you guys next Tuesday!

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    26 分