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The document summarizes the book "Who Moved My Cheese?" by Spencer Johnson. It tells the story of two mice, Sniff and Scurry, who adapt well to changes in the maze when the cheese runs out, finding new cheese. Meanwhile, the other two mice, Hem and Haw, resist change and have difficulty adapting when the cheese disappears. The story is an allegory for coping with change in one's work and life. It teaches that one should accept and adapt to change rather than fearing it.
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- 14. The more important Your cheese is to you The more you want to Hold on to it. If you do not change, You can become Extinct. What Would You Do If You Weren’t Afraid? Smell the cheese often So you know when It is getting old. Remember…
- 15. Movement In a New direction Helps you find New cheese When you move Beyond your fear, You feel free Imagining myself Enjoying new cheese Even before I find it, Leads me to it The quicker you let go Of old cheese The sooner you find New cheese Remember…
- 16. It is safer to Search in the maze Than remain in a Cheeseless situation Old beliefs Do not lead you To new cheese When you see that You can find and Enjoy new cheese You change course Noticing small changes Early helps you adapt To the bigger changes That are to come Remember…
- 17. Final Thought Move With The Cheese And Enjoy It! Who Moved My Cheese? Spencer Johnson M.D. (ISBN 0-399-14446-3)