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What if burnout doesn’t arrive as a breakdown — but as adaptation?
In this episode of Beyond the Noise, we sit down with Dr. Tatiana Ryklina, psychologist, academic lecturer, and executive coach, to explore what really happens before burnout — the part most leaders don’t notice.
We talk about:
• Burnout in leadership and high performers
• Mental health at work and why it’s often invisible
• How the mind tries to protect us by normalising stress
• The emotional cost of always “pushing through”
• Why psychological safety matters more than motivation
• How leaders can prevent burnout — without needing more time, tools, or policies
• Small daily habits that support long-term resilience
• How to support your team without becoming their therapist
This is not a conversation about weakness.
It’s about sustainable leadership, self-awareness, and mental health that starts with being human.
🎧 Listen if you’re strong, capable, reliable — and quietly tired.
Guest:Dr. Tatiana RyklinaLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-tatiana-ryklina-731a815b/
Hosted by:Anastasija LynchLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anastasija-lynch-coach/
Khurshid ZaynutdinovLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/khurshidz/
In this episode of Beyond the Noise, we explore neurodiversity at work and what happens when leaders mean well, but still miss something critical.
Joined by Liv Blaney and Sam Pringle, we talk about neurodiversity not as a policy, label, or checkbox, but as a lived leadership reality shaped by assumptions, invisible rules, and everyday communication.
Through real workplace examples, this conversation looks at:
why “clear instructions” aren’t always clear to everyone
how good intentions can still lead to unintended harm
the invisible rules that quietly shape performance, trust, and careers
what leaders often don’t notice and why that matters
This episode isn’t about blame or perfection.
It’s about seeing what’s usually unseen and leading with greater awareness because of it.
Liv Blaney is a leadership coach and group coaching facilitator with a background in investment banking.
Sam Pringle is a coach, coach supervisor, and former CEO with experience across pharma and the third sector.
Together, Liv and Sam are co-authors of the upcoming book:
Neuroinclusion: A Guide for Managers and Leaders
📖 Pre-order available here:👉 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Neuroinclusion-Managers-Leaders-Liv-Blaney/dp/1041074379/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0
The book offers practical guidance for leaders and managers who want to build more inclusive, high-performing workplaces — grounded in real leadership practice, not theory.
Connect with Liv: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/liv-blaney-5667799b/
Website: https://www.livcoaching.online/
Connect with Sam:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sambarbourpringle/
This podcast is hosted by:
Anastasija Lynch — Leadership & Resilience Coach
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anastasija-lynch-coach/
Khurshid Zaynutdinov — Leadership Coach & Non-Executive DirectorLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/khurshidz/
If this conversation resonated, follow Beyond the Noise for future episodes exploring leadership, clarity, and what it really takes to lead well under pressure.
Change isn’t something leaders get through anymore — it’s something they live inside of.
In this episode of Beyond the Noise, change practitioner Sergey Helmar joins us to challenge how leaders think about resistance, uncertainty, and transformation.
We explore why resistance isn’t opposition, but a system response — and how leaders who learn to work with tension instead of fighting it create stronger, more resilient teams.
This conversation covers:
Why constant change exhausts teams and leaders alike
The hidden cost of trying to “push through” resistance
How reframing resistance unlocks better leadership decisions
The inner mindset required to lead in uncertainty
A must-listen for leaders navigating complexity, transformation, and the human side of change.
🎙️ “Leaders must not fight resistors.”
Connect with us:
Guest - Sergey Helmar
Hosts
Anastasija Lynch
Khurshid Zaynutdinov
LinkedIn has changed more in the past five years than most people realise, yet many professionals still use it like nothing has evolved.
In this episode, we sit down with Anya Patapenka, a marketing strategist who has helped countless professionals grow their visibility and confidence on LinkedIn. Together, we break down what the platform actually is today: a professional ecosystem where your ideas, voice, and presence matter far more than polished perfection.
We talk about:• Why LinkedIn isn’t a job board anymore• How even small accounts can reach thousands• What builds trust (and what quietly destroys it)• Why people engage more than you think• How to show your thinking without feeling “salesy”• The real reason visibility feels uncomfortable for so many leaders• Practical ways to build your personal brand through storytelling and insight
If you’ve been hesitant to post, unsure how to start, or curious why some people grow quickly on LinkedIn - this conversation will give you a clear, grounded perspective.
Guest:
🔹 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anya-patapenka/
🔹 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anya_marketing_london/
🔹 Email: [email protected]
Hosts:
Anastasija Lynch — Entrepreneur & Executive Coach
Khurshid Zaynutdinov — Board Member & Executive Coach
Stepping into management often brings an unexpected challenge: the support you once relied on disappears overnight.
In this episode, we sit down with Piotr Tomaszewski, Design Manager and Leadership Coach, to unpack the “support gap” new managers face, and what truly helps bridge it.
Piotr shares his own experience transitioning from senior designer to manager, the moment his mentor became a peer, and why traditional leadership training often falls short.
We discuss peer networks, relational skills, cultural nuances, and how new managers can measure success through connection rather than output.
A grounded, honest conversation for anyone navigating their first years of leading people.
Connect with Piotr:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pptomaszewski/ Website: https://ptomaszewski.com/
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In this episode, Shay Lynch joins Beyond the Noise to unpack what really happens when business growth outpaces human alignment. We talk about the hidden cost of silos, how to rebuild trust across teams, and why sustainable success starts with leadership that listens.
Shay is a business strategist, consultant, and author whose upcoming book explores how to design business and life for harmony and long-term growth.
Connect with Shay on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaylynchbusinessarchitect/
A grounded conversation on growth, fulfilment, and designing business around people, not just processes
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