“Sniff…sniffs out change early, Scurry…scurries into action, Hem…denies and resists change as he fears it will lead to something worse, Haw…learns to adapt in time when he sees changing can lead to something better!” (Spencer 1).
The book opens by stating the four major characters, Scurry and Sniff, the two mice and Haw and Hem, the two little people. Laying down strategies in handling change is of the essence of this book. With full knowledge of these facts about change, Spencer wrote Who Moved My Cheese from personal experience to help others accept and adopt change in life. Of all other things in life, change is the only constant thing, and by learning to adapt to and enjoy it, life stops being a puzzle and becomes one enjoyable adventure. This summary essay on Who Moved My Cheese shall provide a critical analysis of the main characters of the story and their attitude to changes. After executing all these measures, change becomes enjoyable and life more interesting, with better results in work and life. Positive change comes when one can sense, expect, and adapt to it by responding appropriately through action. This short dramatic story addresses change in life, exploring how one could handle it in the workplace and day-to-day life as well. Change is inevitable, and Spencer Johnson knew this very well when he wrote Who Moved My Cheese.
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