Who Moved My Cheese

I mean it's motivating, I guess

A motivational book - which takes less than half an hour to read - written for any age. Funny, but makes you think....

Change is good, yay. At least it's short.

srsly?

Must read!!!!

random 5min read at second hand pop up store. actually quite a good metaphor but a bit too cheesy (haha but fr)

My second time reading it. The first time I couldn’t relate. I was Haw I guess. This time around I’m in awe of the simplicity of this book and the timing of my reading this now couldn’t be more relevant. Timeless book that I’ll treasure forever.

The overall lesson gained from this was decent and valuable if you didnt know it before. But reading the first and last chapters are torture and make you wish you never brought the book. The first chapter is dull but bearable because at least you have the story to look to. The last chapter, not so bearable every page was rambling. I took me a week just to read the last chapter because I was so uninterested in it. If you do get this book I advise you please skip to the story for the sake of your sanity

It was really a gem-small and valuable. Sometimes we oursleves do not know when we are behaving like hem and not able to see our new cheese. I think everyone in any corporate company should read this book and realise which character represent them and try not to become like hem. This story easily stick to your mind.

Anticipate and embrace change. That's it.

Changes is inevitable. This opens up my mind about being too comfortable.

I liked the book and the story inside the book was particularly inspiring. However, at some parts in the book it felt like the author was really stretching it. The point had already been made but the author kept repeating it in different ways and extending the book.

The One and only thing I liked Here was That question: What would you do if you weren't afraid?

it's simple and effective! I'm not so into self development but I 'unexpectedly' liked it :) the best I can quote out of it is maybe: "it's safer to search in the maze than remain in a cheeseless situation".

A beautifully written story that's fun to read and insightful at the same time. The actual summary of the book might seem cliche, but delves nicely into the practical applications in life. "A Must-Read"👍🤩

A simple yet valuable lesson. But one that is unnecessarily drawn out.

The main concept in this book can be summed up as: Life is full of changes outside our control. Therefore, choose to see the positive, embrace change, and adapt. The story was drawn out making me feel as though there was some revolutionary conclusion “at the end of the maze”. There wasn’t. It could have been easily summed up.

if i could rate it lower, i would

El cielo es azul. En primavera las plantas florecen. Si no te adaptas a los cambios te vas a sentir frustrado. Hermosas perlas de la sabiduría.

witty, insightful and sometimes downright correct. Spencer teaches you some really good management lessons using simple stories...

Słaba. Opowieść o myszach, oczywiście można ją odczytywać na kilku płaszczyznach. Prosta jak budowa cepa - myszy mają jakieś tam przygody w labiryncie, zdobywają nowe doświadczenia i na koniec rozdziału widzimy tabliczkę ze złotą radą. Mego życia nie zmieniła mimo trafnych, choć wcale odkrywczych rad. A wydanie naprawdę ładne - twarda okładka, piękny papier.

I was forced to read this book by my dad, and I think that from a perspective from an actual teenager, the book title doesn't really fit the book. It seems to be a book much more fit to younger kids, maybe elementary school kids, because as a highschooler we know that we should be changing but it just isn't something that comes as easily as the book says. It also seems like something that would be helpful in the short term (see around 24 hours) and loose its meaning.

I was forced to read this book for a business class. In a nutshell - there are some mice running around a maze chasing after "cheese" that represents how people deal with change in a very simplistic manner. What is most bothersome is that the authors try to take something that can be quite complex and smush it into a tiny simplistic box. Even more irritating was the paper I had to write afterwards of which mouse I was. Well now that all depends because lets face it - I'm lactose intolerant!

Loved this book!!! It's so helpful. It opened my mind and heart to change and to see what kind of person you are and how actions can really affect your life in the long run. Great book!