Awakening at Work: Your Dharma Isn't Your Job Title

With Ratna Morjaria, Founder of Dharma Awakenings

Most of us spend our working lives chasing the next title, the next bonus, the next milestone, convinced that somewhere up ahead, we'll finally feel enough. But what if the whole thing is running on fear we've never stopped to name?

In this conversation, Quinn sits down with Ratna Morjaria, chemist turned global HSE leader turned consciousness coach, to explore what it really means to lead from the inside out. With 27 years of corporate experience across the UK, Europe and Shanghai, Ratna brings rare credibility to a radical idea: that the greatest workplace crisis isn't productivity or engagement, it's disconnection from self.

Together they explore:

• Why most fear in organisations has nothing to do with actual survival
• The difference between inner purpose and outer purpose, and why chasing the latter leaves you empty
• What Dharma actually means, and why your true purpose was never a job description
• How one breath can be the difference between reacting and choosing
• Practical tools for creating psychological safety in teams, including a live guided meditation

This episode will land differently depending on where you are. If you're leading a team, it might challenge how you show up. If you're climbing a ladder, it might make you question which wall it's leaning against. And if something in your life has recently collapsed, this one's for you.

Ratna can be found on LinkedIn