Something I have been pondering about recently.
I know I am dyspraxic and it has affected my life a lot. Being unable to dance to music, play musical instruments, drive a car, engage in sports, learn martial arts, etc has impacted my life a lot, and made me focus on just a one or two areas of life where I could excel.
Having said that, if I were not dyspraxic, I guess there would be many things in my life that I would not be able to appreciate, and to be fair, my life has been interesting so far, with myself taking up jobs and living in places that many of my peers do not have the opportunity to do so.
I have recently relocated to the Middle East for a new job, though I am just don’t feel that the work is something I enjoy, but the money is good, so I will bear with it for a while. Especially since I had been earning less than ten times that amount every month just a few years ago, I learn to appreciate that I can’t have everything in my life.
Perhaps it is ZP or something - as it said you can’t lie to ZP.
I’ve had dyspraxia all my life, and there is no cure for it.Perhaps running Quantum Limitless or New Limitless or Spartan may help a bit but I am now in my 40s, but it doesn’t benefit me to have a goal of becoming a CEO, an Olympic athlete, an F1 driver, or an award winning a Math professor given the reduced runway.
In fact, dyspraxia is part of me, and personally I don’t know what it feels like if I never had it.
It’s not a matter of willpower or limiting beliefs - you can’t ask a one-armed man to become a world-class tennis player.
At this point of time, I guess all I want is to feel fulfilled through whatever I can do to the best of my effort.
I don’t take too much expectations from whatever subliminals I run now.