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perceptions of the truth take them down very different paths.The story begins with our four characters at Cheese Station. Sniff and Scurry are

diligent workers who venture out into the maze every day to explore new passages insearch of new cheese, or as we might say, a better way of life. Hem and Haw, however,have settled themselves in for an extended stay, stuffing their bellies with cheese,lounging, and talking about the foolishness of Sniff and Scurry's adventures into themaze. Unfortunately, Hem and Haw have failed to notice that their environment waschanging.

One day, they all found that all the cheese was gone. Following their instincts, Sniffand Scurry raced off into the maze in search of new cheese. Hem and Haw were takenby complete surprise -- for they failed to notice the small changes that were taking place.The thought of going back into the maze was frightening. The maze was full of hard workand unknowns.

While reading this book, it is hard not to ask "How well am I prepared for changes in

my life, and which character do I emulate the most" Sniff tends to sniff out change early;Scurry scurries into action; Hem denies and resist change as he fears it will lead tosomething worse; Haw learns to adapt in time when he sees change leads to somethingbetter. Throughout the journey, Haw wrote on the walls of the maze all the things he hadlearned, Perhaps his lessons were:

Change Happens: They keep moving the cheese.Anticipate Change: Get ready for the cheese to move.Monitor Change: Smell the cheese often so you know when it is

getting old.

Adapt to Change Quickly: The quicker you !et go of old cheese,the sooner you can enjoy new cheese.Change: Move with the cheese.Enjoy Change: Savor the adventure and enjoy the rewards and

the taste of new cheese.Be Ready to Change Quickly and Enjoy It Again and Again:

Keep moving the cheese.

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