Who Moved My Cheese? by Spencer Johnson | A Motivational Tale on Embracing Change, Overcoming Fear, and Adapting for Personal & Professional Growth Paperback – 1 January 1999

I came across this book on amazon 5 days ago and read the review that it is a great book and everyone should give it a try. After reading it in 1 hour, I love the book which divide people into 4 groups, 2 of them ( Sniff and Scurry in this book ) are simple minded, don't make things complex and are ready to move on, the mext one (Haw character in this book) with a complex brain and thinging who are feared to change but later then change and overcome their fear but some time has passed then later they thibk it as like 'late than never' then last type of people are (Hem in this book) with a complex brain and who love to live in the comfort zone, don't want to change and are so much feared that they also discourse the circle of people they are in. They don't notice that time changes and just want to live in their comfort zone.I now learned from this great story that first sense the change and prepare yourself before time to move on, the chances are you often get a great part of life ahead (keep in mind that your cheese or dream you have will be moved several times in life) and if you don't get a great life the time is still there as you changed before like sniff and Scurry in the story.It is a great story whom I will recommend to everyone to give ot a try this will be with you for whole life.

The book is not so long, but the impact is huge. It’s a must read for everyone. This helps us to see the future in a different way.

Honestly loved the book and the message it had to deliver. But I'm more of a collector when it comes to books. I like having them in the best possible condition. It was not as per the standard as per the paperback quality. The cover looked original but the pages inside had a bad quality paper. Something you get from the streets or the hawkers on red lights. Where the pages are of poor quality hence makes sense for them to be worth 50-100 rupees.I don't why the printing wasn't as it should be. Had the quality been good this would've been a seamless experience.Anyhow, a fantastic book to read.

So simple, but great! Written in simple language with simple story. Can't consider you a bookworm if you haven't read this book!

Have you ever thought about what it would be like to change no matter what the reason for changing yourself is, then this book is perfect for you.This book was perfect for me as I really wanted to know the answer to the question "Why should I change?"I'm more like Hem right now - afraid of change as I don't know what the future holds.This book is a beautiful representation of the world we live in.There are four characters in this short inspiring, and beautiful story - Sniff, Scurry, Haw, and Hem.Loved the beautiful interaction in the end between Michael and his friends where they discuss what they learned from the book.✅The book teaches that most of the time the things we are afraid of are only in our mind.✅The book teaches that after finding the thing you were looking for, don't stop after getting it.✅The book teaches that if we look closely, we will find out that we all have something in common.✅The book teaches that taking action is better than just thinking about the outcome.This book is filled with beautiful lines but these lines in this book are ✨✨✨Due to their small size, it would be easy not to notice what the four of them were doing. But if you looked closely enough, you could discover the most amazing things.✨An organization can only change when enough people in it change.✨Noticing small changes early helps you adapt to the bigger changes that are to come.✨Sometimes, things change and they are never the same again. That's Life. Life moves on..............................................................................There is a beautiful question in this book.What would you do if you weren't afraid?

"Who Moved My Cheese" by Dr. Spencer Johnson is a concise yet impactful parable that offers valuable insights for both work and personal life. This short book effectively conveys the inevitability of change and the importance of adaptability. Johnson's tale of four characters navigating a maze, searching for their "cheese," serves as a powerful metaphor for the challenges we all face when confronted with change.The book's simplicity is its strength, making it accessible to a wide audience. Readers can revisit it periodically to remind themselves of the fundamental lesson: Change is a constant, and our ability to adapt is crucial to our success and happiness. "Who Moved My Cheese" is a timeless guide that encourages a proactive and resilient mindset, making it a must-read for anyone seeking to thrive in a rapidly evolving world.

This is a very good book which teaches you about how common sense wins in real life rather to make complicated assumptions about your career.

Change happens and if you don’t evolve with it, it will leave you in outdated circumstances, this is indeed a great and very short read but a powerful one, I’m 101% sure that it will make you feel among of the characters among four mentioned in the book, must try this