Haw is on a conquest to find new cheese. Haw is out for change, though a little scared, it was better than nothing. He found little cheese here and there. It seemed his progress was two steps forward and one step backward. He kept smiling and kept hunting. Will be find new cheese? Join me tomorrow to find out. See ya!

Haw is trying to cheer his fellow mate, Hem wasn't into it. He still believed the cheese will eventually come. That's how some people are. Just stuck in their imagination that the same cycle of what they have done will still yield results even when they see that it is not yielding anything.

Happy New Month to all my podcast listeners. Thank you for still listening. Finally, Haw has come to an understanding that Cheese would never re-appear. By now the little people were going tired and weakless. Haw knew they were loosing their edge. Did Haw stay over like Hem? You want to find out... Come tomorrow to hear, listen and know.

It is Cheese station N. It is found. A new station and a new heap size of cheese. Hem and haw are still in cheese station C looking for what isn't there. Afraid of the danger out there and not ready to pull from the shell of fear and find new cheese.

It is the fifth read. Do join us. Now the Cheese is missing, Hem and Haw are quite devastated and still think the cheese was moved. On the other hand, sniff and scurry had moved and are in search of new cheese. Cheese station C has no more cheese, what station do you think is next? If you want to know, join us everyday and you would know sooner.

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It is day 3 of Who moved my cheese. Enjoy and listen!

We continue...

An amazing way to deal with change in your work and in your life. Sometimes we act like SNIFF who sniffs out change early, or SCURRY who scurries into action, or HEM who denies and resists change as he fears it will lead to something worse, or HAW who learns to adapt in time when he sees changing can lead to something better! Whatever parts of us we choose to use, we all share something in common: a nees to find our way in the Maze and succeed in changing times.

What a great day it will be if we take turns.