In everything we do, we can feel lit up and feel meaning ... or we can feel a sense of obligation, victimhood, discouragement. The difference is how we're relating to what we're doing — in an empowered or disempowered way.In this episode, Leo looks at how to create a new, empowered relationship to your purpose project.Topics CoveredThe concept of empowered versus disempowered relationships with one's projects and workEmpowered relationships involve feeling excited, lit up, and capable, while disempowered relationships are marked by fear, resistance, and self-doubtHow to examine their disempowered feelings and identify fears such as being judged, inadequate, or embarrassedExamples of empowering contexts, including play, service, leadership, art, love, compassion, wonder, adventure, and curiosity, to help shift the relationship with one's projectsHow to choose an empowering context and practice it consistentlyThe need for continuous practice and self-compassion when transitioning from a disempowered to an empowered relationshipHow Leo is applying an empowered relationship to his project — working on his grandmother's bookConnect with LeoZen HabitsYoutube channelX (Twitter) InstagramZen Habits Facebook GroupTiktok channelEmail [email protected] Fearless Living AcademyCreditsIntro music composition: Salem Beladonna & Robrecht DumareyEditor: Justin Cruz

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