This has been my second time reading this book, and even though I’ve read this book before, there’s always something new to learn. I think everyone has a little bit of all the characters that were portrayed in this book, in them. In reading this book, I’ve learned a lot about myself, which character I portray, and how to deal with changes or better known as “moving cheese” in life. Growing up I’ve had to deal with a lot of changes in my life. My parents got divorced when I was eleven or twelve, so I had to adapt or adjust to my dad moving out, and from seeing him everyday to every other weekend. I had to adjust to the new family setting in the beginning I was probably more like Hem in this situation. I was very comfortable in my secure little bubble and I didn’t know or didn’t want to see that
Life is full of unexpected changes, twists and turns, ups and downs. It’s how you choose to handle the change that makes the real difference. Some people are afraid of what’s different and changes. That’s what’s holding some people back from experiencing the good changes in life. Sometimes being afraid is good, but being afraid can also keep you from experiencing the good things life has to offer. You have to be willing to take chances, expect the unexpected, experience life. This book is full of lessons you can use in your personal life, or your business life, or just life in general. If I’ve learned anything from this book it’s that I have to change the way I look at things. Sometimes I see the glass half empty instead of half full. Sometimes the Hem in me comes out and I have a real negative outlook on things that