Corporate Mindfulness Satire Cartoon: Peace by Command
- Ravi

- Dec 4, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: Jan 11

The Scenario: In this corporate mindfulness satire cartoon, we see the ultimate management contradiction: a mandatory wellness session scheduled in the middle of a high-stress project.
The cartoon depicts an employee attempting to find "inner peace" while their screen is blowing up with urgent notifications. It captures the absurdity of treating mindfulness not as a practice, but as another corporate KPI that must be ticked off an already overflowing list.
The Observation: This piece highlights the "Band-Aid approach" to workplace mental health, where organizations offer breathing exercises instead of fixing toxic workloads.
At Kaapi with Ravi, we observe that "corporate mindfulness" often becomes a tool to shift the burden of stress from the system to the individual.
By making relaxation a requirement, companies inadvertently create more stress, turning a spiritual practice into a performative chore. This satire serves as a reminder that you can't breathe your way out of a broken culture.
Corporate mindfulness: Because it’s much cheaper to teach you how to breathe than it is to give you a lighter workload.
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Series: Employee Engagement Cartoons
Theme: HR Cartoons
