The document presents the key concepts from Dr. Spencer Johnson's book 'Who Moved My Cheese?', using cheese as a metaphor for what individuals seek in life and the maze as the environments in which they search. It describes four characters representing different responses to change: two mice who adapt easily and two little people who struggle or eventually learn to adapt. The main lessons emphasize the importance of anticipating, monitoring, and adapting to change while enjoying the process.

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Who moved my cheese ?
By- Dr SPENCER JOHNSON
PRESENTATION BY:-
Abhilasha Singh
Ambari Parmar
Diksha Singh
Drishya Trivedi
Vaibhav Kabra

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METAPHOR DEFINATION
 In this book the word ‚“CHEESE“ is used as metaphor
for what anybody want to have in life- wether it is a good
job, a loving relationship, money or a possession, health
or peace of mind.
 The word ‚‘‘MAZE“ is used as metaphor for where
anyone look for what they want- the organisation they
work in, or the family or community they live in.

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CHARACTERS DESCRIPTION
 The 4 characters depicted in the story are intended to represnt the
simple and complex parts of ourself regardless of our age, gender
or race.

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 Mice poses simple brain and good instincts, whereas the little
people complex brains filled with many beliefs and emotions.
1. SNIFF- He is a little mouse who sniffes out changes early.
2. SCURRY- He is a little mouse who adapt himself according to the
changes and acts accordingly.
3. HEM- He is a little person who denies and resist change as he fears
it will lead to something worse.
4. HAW- He is a little person who learns to adapt in time when sees
changing can lead to something better.

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LESSONS ON THE WALLS
CHANGE HAPPENS
They keep moving the cheese

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LESSONS ON THE WALLS
ANTICIPATE CHANGE
Get ready for cheese to move

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LESSONS ON THE WALLS
MONITOR CHANGE
Smell the cheese often so you
know when it is getting old

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LESSONS ON THE WALLS
ADAPT TO CHANGE
QUICKLY
The quicker you let go the old
cheese the sooner you enjoy
new cheese

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LESSONS ON THE WALLS
CHANGE
Move with the cheese

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LESSONS ON THE WALLS
ENJOY CHANGE!
Savor the adventure and enjoy
the taste of new cheese

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LESSONS ON THE WALLS
BE READY TO CHANGE
QUICKLY AND ENJOY IT
AGAIN & AGAIN
They keep moving the cheese

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CONCLUSION
 Through the story of the four characters author Dr. Spencer
Johnson wants to show how to:
1. Anticipate change.
2. Adapt to change quickly.
3. Enjoy change.
4. Be ready to change quickly, again and again.

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