The last few posts were a bit..uh..technical!

I apologize if my writing caused your eyes to glaze over!

However, in spite of this, I really do hope that I’ve been able to communicate by a rather roundabout way the following message, which you’ve heard a hundred times:

It’s not what happens to you that is as important as how you respond to what happens to you.

My further message is that you can change the way you respond to the circumstances of your life.

As the question in the title of this asks, why bother?

Why bother to go through some of the mind games that I have suggested in previous posts?

If your life is satisfactory, PKD or not, and you find that you can’t think of any aspect of your life that couldn’t improve, then…there is no reason to bother to play mind games to change your attitudes to the events and conditions of your life.

You’ve got it, as we used to day way back when, “made in the shade!”

But if your life can stand a little improvement, especially if your PKD kind of “gets in the way” of having a fulfilling life, than maybe you should consider “bothering” to play some mind games to see if different ways of perceiving your situation might lead to a “better” (whatever that is for you) attitude, mind-set, or perception, which in turn, would lead to more empowering actions that you would now be willing and able to take which would positively enhance your life!

Or…you could keep doing what you’ve been doing, and getting what you’ve been getting!

You say your family doesn’t “understand” what it’s like for you to live with PKD? Maybe there is something YOU can do about it!

You say you don’t think your doctor takes your symptoms seriously? Maybe there’s something YOU can do about it!

You say that your friends no longer interact with you the same way anymore now that PKD is affecting life? Maybe there is something YOU can do about!

In these and other similar situations, since YOU are the one who isn’t satisfied, whether you like it or not, the problem is YOURS!

Unless YOU do something about it, the chances are highly unlikely that the other people in the problematic situation will change!

It is up to you!

Consider really sitting down and assessing your problematic situation. Chances are, a change might do you good!

I may be able to assist you in “seeing” other aspects of your situation!

info@innergameofpkd.com is my e-mail address!

You can “change your mind!”

Peace and Blessings!

Coach Richie Perl

Certified Professional Coach

Certified Trainer of Neuro-Linguistic Programming