InnerEnrichment
Ancient ideas for modern working life.
A talk, a real conversation, and one idea worth keeping. No dogma, no jargon.
- Free
- Monthly, one hour
- Online & in person
- Recorded
Why contemplative traditions
For thousands of years, contemplative traditions studied one thing with extraordinary care: the human mind under pressure — how it grasps, how it strains, and how it finds steadiness anyway.
That’s not mysticism. It’s arguably the oldest research programme in the world on attention and resilience, and it maps remarkably well onto the pressures of modern professional life. Our job is to put it in plain terms for people who build, ship, and lead.
What to expect
Reserve a seat
Free, and quick. The joining link appears the moment you reserve, and we send a reminder before the session.
Join the one-hour session
A short talk from a thoughtful speaker, then a real Q&A — questions from the room, not a script.
Take one practice with you
A few minutes of practice you can actually use on a Monday. If you miss it, the recording lands in your inbox.
We’re new, so the day and time still move a little while we find the slot that works for the most people. Tell us what suits you when you reserve.
Past session recordings
Words That Build, Words That Break
Dr. Himanshu AsnaniWatch the recording
Coming up
- The Mind at WorkAttention as a trainable skill
- Success, ReconsideredAmbition, family & inner life
- Working With ChangeEquanimity in the age of AI
- The Art of EnoughClarity over more
Who attends
Builders, managers, and the quietly skeptical. No background, belief, or practice required.
Reserve your seat
We’ll send the details for the next session — plus the recording, whether or not you make it live.
Frequently asked questions
Is this religious?
How much does it cost?
What day and time are the talks?
Do I have to attend live?
Is this a meditation class?
Is this therapy?
I’m skeptical of this kind of thing. Is it for me?
The series is new and built in the open — the format will grow, and the best ideas haven’t been had yet. Suggest a topic or a speaker.