Lessons Learned in "Who Moved My Cheese?"
Apply the lessons learned in Who Moved My Cheese? to your own life. Identify yourself with one of the book’s characters and describe the parallels you observed to your life—past and present. Discuss how you can implement these lessons to better cope with change in the future. The following will help you understand the assignment:
The paper must be:
• At least two pages, but no more than three.
• Typed, double-spaced with 1-inch margins and in Times New Roman or
Arial, font size 12
• Writing should use formal language and correct spelling and punctuation
• This paper should be a narrative written in the first person
• Identify yourself with one of the book’s characters and how you relate to that individual’s life
• The reflective paper should show what you have learned about stress management and how you can apply it to your life
The following questions will guide the writing but are not restrictive:
• What new things have you learned?
• Why did you choose the character you chose to identify yourself with?
• What lessons can you apply to your life in the future?
• How has your learning affected preconceptions or misconceptions you brought with you into class?
• Will what you have learned change your behavior in the future? If so, how?
Ultimately writing these papers encourages you to find what is meaningful to you and thus it adds value to your learning. Do not simply outline or summarize the material. I want to know what the material means to you
Who Moved My Cheese
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Reading this book provided me with many fresh insights and enlightenments. Accepting change as a normal component of life and something that should be welcomed is one of the most significant things I've picked up. When confronted with adversity, I realized that it is critical to maintaining a flexible mindset and a constructive attitude toward the situation. By doing so, one will go past the hurdle with ease. With positive energy in you, every hardship will be considered a learning process. I will remember these things and incorporate them into my life at some point in the future.
Furthermore, I could relate to Haw's journey and the lessons he acquired along the way, which is a large part of why I chose to identify with the character of Haw. The book was a great resource for understanding how to adapt to shifting circumstances. Before I read the book, I had difficulty adapting to new situations and found dealing with change quite stressful. However, after reading the book and gaining a grasp of the point it was trying to make, I realized that change is an inevitable component of life and something that should be embraced with open arms. I also learned the importance of keeping a positive attitude toward issues when faced with a challenge. I will keep these concepts in mind and apply them.
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