adapting to change by being alert to signs of it before it comes, accepting it, letting go of the old thinking and adjusting to or creating new ways.


The main part of the book is the fable, which is about two mice and two men who find cheese in a maze and are happy. Later the cheese is removed and they have to start looking again, each one in his own way.

the attitude taught when facing change.

that the lessons taught in the fable were not much elaborated on when they were applied to life and business. I felt I needed more there.

recommend it to a certain person I know who always gets stuck in her ways.

talked down to because of its simplicity.

Spencer Johnson, MD, is a writer of best-sellers such as "The Precious Present" "Yes or No" "New Value Tales" series for children and is the co-author of The One Minute Manager and five other books in the One Minute Series.


His work is often featured in the media like Larry King Live, the Today show, Time Magazine, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal and UPI.


He has a BA in psychology and an MD degree from the Royal College of Surgeons, medical clerkships at Harvard Medical School and the Mayo Clinic.

It is very easy to read.

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This is a book for people who are going through a "change" crisis in their lives. It wouldn't hurt to read it even if you may be able to handle change very well. After all, it is a short simple book, which is easy simple to read.

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