The mental health founder paradox
Kim opens the series with a personal story about pushing herself too far while building Klyne and the irony of working on a mental health app while her own mental health has been under pressure. She talks about sleepless nights, ignored signals and how easily care for others turns into overwork and self neglect, including the excuses she tells herself and why respecting her limits is now part of the work. This episode is a reminder that working hard is important, but respecting your limits is even more important.
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This podcast is a space to talk about how work actually feels. Not just what people achieve, but what it is like along the way. We talk about the pressure behind success, the moments that break you a bit, the way work spills into life, and how people find their way back. We sit with […]
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About Us Why Klyne Exists Klyne is reimagining workplace wellness by helping professionals understand, track, and improve how they feel at work. We believe a healthier workplace begins with emotional self-awareness, personalized insights, and support that adapts—never generic advice. Our mission is to help individuals move through workplace challenges with clarity and confidence, while giving […]
Some Kind of podcast, And this is the Title
About Us Why Klyne Exists Klyne is reimagining workplace wellness by helping professionals understand, track, and improve how they feel at work. We believe a healthier workplace begins with emotional self-awareness, personalized insights, and support that adapts—never generic advice. Our mission is to help individuals move through workplace challenges with clarity and confidence, while giving […]