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Name: Who Moved My Cheese
Rating: 4.3 (25 reviews)
Author: Spencer Johnson
ISBN: 9780399144462

Who Moved My Cheese

An Amazing Way to Deal with Change in Your Work and in Your Life

by Spencer Johnson

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First Published:
Feb 1, 2000, 96 pages

Paperback:
Apr 1999, 96 pages

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Steve

When I first read this I thought, "How dumb." Now five years later I can't get it out of my head. The basic premise of keep your head up and get yourself out of the rut has been a great motivator.

JIM

CHANGED MY LIFE

I GOT OUT OF A BAD RELATIONSHIP OF 6 1/2 YEARS

Brooke

I thought this book was excellent. It gives you goals and motivation for the future. I think everyone should read this book, so they are aware that their life is in their hands. To all those who are afraid of the future and if they can make a living with all the changes in this world, This Book is For You!

tripti

The cheese and maze concept can be applied to so mnay facits of everyday change and is a good read for optomists and pesimists alike. Good motivator.

princesssol79

A MUST READ BOOK!! I READ IT WHENEVER I BEGIN TO LOSE MOTIVATION! IT AMAZING HOW MUCH MOTUAVTION I GET AND HOW LONG I WORK TOWARDS MY OBJECTIVE AFTER JUST AN HOUR OF READING ABOUT "CHEESE"

valou

This book is not only good for the businessmen, but for everybody who needs to deal with changes in their lives.

emai

it can be very applicable to changes in life, especially as a student

Mei

The book is very interesting. I love it.

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