Who moved my cheese?
@aishanee (435)
Cuttack, India
July 1, 2017 4:41am CST
A couple of years back,i had read a Book named "who moved my cheese?".It is one of those best sellers that have sold over 30 million copies across the globe and still continues to be among the top selling books today.The book teaches us how with a little change in our thinking we can succeed with achieving our goals easily.Here are a few learnings from the book
#1 : Always keep in mind that " change is the only constant in life"
#2 : If I don't change I become Extinct.I have to learn to be adaptable.
#3 : It is good to feel the 'FEAR' at times,not always.Fear prepares us to accept
the worst.
#4 :We should develop the skill to sense 'CHANGE' and be ready to face it
when it comes.
#5 :We should learn to take risks and learn to walk through our fears and
comfort zones and be positive at all times.This will help us give our 100%
#6 : Never never never give up 'DREAMING" dreams are the foundation stone
to reality. your goals will only take concrete shape only when you believe in
them.
#7 : Never cling on to the past ,especially a change occurs.Take quick action
and move ahead.
#8 :Never sit down to worry with arms folded.Keep moving in life in search of
what you want.
#9 :Old methods never give new results.To see a change in something you
have to bring a change in your inputs and keep pushing towards your goal.
#10 : Learning to notice small changes early help you adapt to bigger changes
that are to come.
#11: Sometimes our imagination is our worst enemy.The fear that we build up
may be worse than the actual situation.
#12: And at last but not the least,we must always move on in life and learn to
move with times.
I hope this post is helpful to all in achieving your goals.Good Luck!!
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16 responses
@atoz1to10 (6781)
• Australia
1 Jul 17
Thanks. Years ago I, together with other employees, were given this book. To tell you the truth, I haven't really read the book. I hope it will still be there somewhere... But thanks for sumarise the book, save me time from the reading.
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@aishanee (435)
• Cuttack, India
1 Jul 17
Hi TT,I'm so happy that the post was helpful to you.I hope everyone reads this.It is really a very good book.
@atoz1to10 (6781)
• Australia
1 Jul 17
@aishanee Thank you... Maybe because the front cover wasn't attractive enough for me to pay much attention to it.
@allen0187 (58444)
• Philippines
1 Jul 17
Read the book as well. It is an oldie but goodie that always teach me something new.
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@allen0187 (58444)
• Philippines
1 Jul 17
@aishanee 
Happy myLotting to you as well.
Happy myLotting to you as well.1 person likes this
@asfarasiknow (3341)
• Bournemouth, England
1 Jul 17
There was a fashion for this kind of short, story-based self help book from the mid-90s onwards. I have to admit that I got a lot more from The One Minute Manager.
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@aishanee (435)
• Cuttack, India
1 Jul 17
@asfarasiknow yes, I agree, maybe that's the USP about it.
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@aishanee (435)
• Cuttack, India
1 Jul 17
Hello there,I am glad to know that you have gone through "The one minute manager". Stephen covey's "The seven habits of highly effective people is another favourite of mine.Indian author Shiv Khera's books are a no:1 seller in India," you can win" being the most popular one.
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@asfarasiknow (3341)
• Bournemouth, England
1 Jul 17
@aishanee Steve Chandler's books are less well-known but very down-to-earth.
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@TiarasOceanView (70035)
• United States
1 Jul 17
It is very helpful thank you.
Inspiring and true.
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@blitzfrick (2890)
• United States
1 Jul 17
I remember that book! But instead of the book, I bought one of those "1 Thought a Day" Who Moved My Cheese calendars. It was incredibly helpful.
Thanks for the post, it's a good reminder.
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@aishanee (435)
• Cuttack, India
1 Jul 17
I am happy that my post was helpful,but trust me, the book contains some very valuable tips that could easily help you overcome so many difficulties in your day to day life and bring you closer to your goals in life.It takes just a couple of hours to complete reading this book and its totally worth owning a copy.
@aishanee (435)
• Cuttack, India
2 Jul 17
Yes, very rightly pointed out.The story is about 4 mice who lived comfortably in a place where they found an enormous supply of cheese for themselves and live happily, until one day ,when all the cheese was moved away to a different place and they had nothing to eat and how each of them had to device a different strategy to find their cheese. Read it and you'll love it :)
@spaceseed (2843)
• India
2 Jul 17
@aishanee helpful indeed, and it came at the time when such advice was much needed
@janethwayne (5193)
• Philippines
1 Jul 17
This is totally a good motivation and inspires many and yes we should always move forward in life because if we let our self to live in the past we will become a big problem to the people we are with in the present and it is not healthy.
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@aishanee (435)
• Cuttack, India
1 Jul 17
Thank you so much.I suppose you have read this book,if not , then you must own a copy.It will take you no more than two days to finish reading it.Trust me, you will find so much of valuable tips to help you get sorted with things easily and achieve success in all your endeavours.Happy mylotting!!
