I was reading Who Moved My Cheese

For a long time, I was stuck in the same routines and thought patterns, unable to embrace new ideas. I don’t know why this happened or why my thoughts were stuck for so long—I barely understand the reason. But earlier this week, I found a book on my shelf: Who Moved My Cheese? by Dr. Spencer Johnson.

I had never read it before, though it had been sitting there for quite a while. I have a habit of buying a book every month. I visit a bookstore and pick one out just for the joy of reading. This habit started in childhood, and I’m not sure why, but deep down, I truly love books.

For months, I’ve been reading economics books and studying economic concepts, both for exam preparation and because it’s my subject for my Master’s degree, which I want to master thoroughly.

For a change, I decided to read Who Moved My Cheese? because of its slim size, thinking I could finish it in a day or two in the time I have left after reading the newspaper, studying other books, and completing my daily work.

My decision to read Who Moved My Cheese? was incredibly beneficial. It helped me channel my thought process and provided clarity on why and where I was stuck. The book also shed light on the reasons behind my worries and the pressures I’ve been carrying for the past few months. Now, everything feels clearer, and I feel confident that I’m on the right track to completing my tasks as quickly as possible.

Today, I’m short on time, so I can’t write much for this article. However, if you’re feeling stuck, worried, or believe there’s no way out, I highly recommend Who Moved My Cheese?. This book completely cleared my mind.

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