The former Liverpool and Manchester City player has impressed in his first senior managerial role, leading Wales to promotion to the top tier of the Nations League and implementing an adventurous new style of play.
Bellamy is in the midst of the most testing spell of his tenure so far, with Wales losing three of their past four matches in all competitions.
“I have a number of years to run… I did sign a four-year contract,” Bellamy added.
“Now, I know the game as well. Like, you lot might have had enough of me in a short space of time, that’s reality as well.
“But I feel as long as I’m wanted, and people in Wales feel like I can add, then that to me is something that motivates me, then I stay.
“I try and live day by day you know, it’s not always wise but to me it makes sense and in that I try and appreciate what I have.
“Having this at the moment has been one of the best periods of my life and hopefully that continues for a lot longer as well.”
