Taming fear and having a positive attitude make all the difference.The quicker you let go of the old cheese the quicker you’ll find new cheese.When you stop being afraid you feel good.Smell the cheese often so you know when it’s getting old.What would you do if you weren’t afraid?.If you do not change, you’ll become extinct.The more important cheese is to you the more you want to hold on to it.Are you ready to embrace and capitalize on change? Do you have a growth mindset? Are you embracing and seeking out change? The main points and self-reflecting questions to ask yourself And let’s face it - it’s not going to slow down. What would you do if your cheese was taken away? What would you do if you lost your job? Your house? Your spouse? Your money? Your health? Are you preparing yourselfĢ0 years after this book was published (1998), this lesson is more relevant than ever. How do you deal with change? What is your cheese? What do you value in life? Your job? Your house? Your family? Your retirement portfolio? Your religion? You don’t need to read the book to get value from it’s message. This book just reinforced and inspired me to get more aggressive in life. So much opportunity to be aggressive, disrupt legacy industries, and invent. There is so much opportunity right now in engineering. This book made me really step back and think about what I value, fear, how I deal with change, and what I want to change. And it’s not just about us - we know people represented by the different characters in the book.

The book resonates well because everyone relates to one or more of the characters. Those lessons become the life teachings we all can benefit from when dealing with change. It was difficult for him, but he learned many lessons along the way. After time has passed, Haw started to wander away from Hem to find cheese. They became upset and frozen when change came - they expected things to never change and became frustrated and angry, unwilling to change. The second pair, Hem and Haw, were comfortable in their daily lives with the cheese and were blindsided when it was gone. The first pair, Sniff & Scurry are mice who recognized change was coming and adapted quick. One day, the cheese is gone! Their world is thrown upside down. Both sets of mice find cheese and are happy.

The story goes like this: There are two pairs of mice stuck in a maze and need cheese for nourishment and comfort.

This evergreen best seller describes how different personalities deal with change and gives practical advice on how to embrace and succeed in an ever-changing, fast paced world. We like predictability and the comfort of knowing what’s going to happen next in life. Dealing with change can be hard.

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