Hem and Haw are a little hesitant to change, but Haw eventually realizes that he needs to move with change.
On the other hand, the two little people embody our complex parts. The two mice represent the part of us that is simple. The characters are relatable because each represents our common attitude toward change: Sniff has the ability to sense change, while Scurry is quick and mentally acute. In reflecting in our journal…what do you want in life and where do you spend your time looking for it? So our Workbook Journal is our notes of challenges in leading change at home, at work, or in our communities. Workbook is our metaphor for working through our experiences from the webinar discussion pertaining to change. So in our journal we answered the question Maze: Where so you spend your time looking for what you want?
The “ Maze” represents where we spend time looking for what you want. So in our journal we answered the question Cheese: What we want to have in life? Cheese is a metaphor for whatever nourishes us, whether it's a good job, a loving relationship, or peace of mind. The story follows their journey to find more cheese. The webinar had more than three hundred participants from more than 10 countries participate.Īlthough the four primary characters in the story were two mice, named Sniff and Scurry, and two little people, named Hem and Haw. Spencer Johnson, and became a New York Times’ bestseller in 1998 it has sold more than 30 Million Copies and translated into more than 30 different languages. It is written by motivational speaker and management consultant, Dr. Who Moved My Cheese?: An Amazing Way to Deal With Change In Your Work and In Your Life is a book about Moving with change, written in the style of a business fable. It’s especially hard to move on to a new path when you are already settled with your present situation. We constantly deal with unexpected changes in our lives, be it in our career or relationship, among other things.
The webinar is grounded in the books principals and helped participants start their personal Cheese Workbook Journal to note the challenges in leading change at home, at work, or in their community. It was surprising to learn that during these challenging times of Coronavirus that the book " Who Moved My Cheese?" is still very relevant in teaching lessons in leading change effectively today. Recently the IEEE R5 Houston Section partnered with IEEE-USA Career & Professional Development team to facilitate a webinar " Who Moved The Cheese?.My Cheese Workbook Journal ".
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