Best Selling Books by Spencer Johnson

This is the Marathi translation of famous classic - WHO MOVED MY CHEESE. Written in the form of a fable, this book features two mice and two ''little people'', essentially miniature humans.The mice are named Sniff and Scurry, while the little people are named Hem and Haw. They all live in a maze, a model of the outside world. Initially without cheese, both groups go looking for cheese in pairs. One day, both groups find a cheese-filled corridor at Cheese Station C. The human establish routine around this cheese station and eventually become arrogant. Upon arriving at Cheese Station C one day, Hem and Haw see that the cheese is over. However, they are not surprised as they noticed the quantity slowly dwindling and are mentally prepared for the arduous task of finding more cheese. Later, Hem and Haw arrive and see the cheese missing. They are angered, with Hem exclaiming “Who moved my cheese?”. Realising the apparent finality of their situation, Hem and Haw mourn the unfairness of life. Eventually Haw realises that they ought to step out of their despair and go looking for more cheese. Although initially discouraged by Hem and his negativity, Haw sets out. Before he leaves, he jots down messages on the wall, “If you do not change, you can become extinct” and “What would you do if you weren''t afraid?”, in the hope that it will inspire his friend. in the meanwhile, the two mice have found a better cheese source in Cheese Station N. Full of fear and even more filled with determination, Haw searches and finally finds Cheese Station N, full of cheese, even some new varieties. All along his journey he left ''writings on the wall'' for his friend. Still hopeful that he would gradually see the folly in his obstinate ways and come looking for new cheese.

"On m''appelle un nouveau Manager Minute. La surprise s''inscrivit sur le visage du jeune homme. - Un quoi ? - On m''appelle comme ça parce que mon équipe et moi nous trouvons de nouvelles façons d''obtenir de grands résultats en très peu de tem

&¿Qu&é hacer cuando tu mundo est&á cambiando? A muchos de los lectores de &¿Qui&én se ha llevado mi queso? les hubiera gustado conocer la "Historia del Queso" cuando eran m&ás j&óvenes; pues se dan cuenta de que, de haber sido as&í, un gran n&úmero de cosas les habr&ían resultado m&ás f&áciles. &¿ No te parecer&ía fenomenal saber, ya desde esta etapa temprana de tu vida, c&ómo adaptarte al cambio? &¡Y salir ganando! Encuentra tu camino en el Laberinto con los ratones "Fisg&ón" y "Escurridizo", y los liliputienses "Hem" y "Haw", y divi&értete encontrando tu Queso, eso que es importante para ti.

La vie est un labyrinthe. Et ce serait tellement plus simple si nous en avions la carte, s''il suffisait de suivre le train-train quotidien... Mais non ! Tout bouge, tout évolue, en amour, en famille, au travail, en société. Alors, adaptons-nous ! Qui a piqué mon fromage ? est un véritable guide frappé au coin du bon sens (et de l''humour), destiné à secouer nos léthargies, nos routines, notre peur de tout ce qui "n''est plus comme avant". Une parabole décapante pour découvrir que tout vient à point à qui sait, changer.

Whether it''s the challenge of a changing relationship, moving to a new neighborhood, or the downsizing and merging of corporations, people are finding that the simple story of Who Moved My Cheese? is an unthreatening and invaluable source of comfort and advice.

Part of a learning package that helps people in organizations change the way they look at change and shows them how to succeed in changing times.

Le Précieux Présent n''est pas une affaire de souhait. Lorsqu''on le possède, on n''a pas envie d''ailleurs. Sa valeur est inestimable, mais il n''est pas monnayable. C''est un cadeau que l''on se fait à soi-même. Voici une fable capable de bouleverser votre manière d''appréhender l''existence, on y parle d''une extraordinaire source de bonheur et de plénitude, à la portée de chacun d''entre nous mais que certains cherchent en vain toute leur vie. Plus qu''un livre, ce bijou de sagesse est un prélude à la méditation. Il vous invite à balayer les regrets du passé comme la peur du lendemain et, phrase par phrase, vous engage, quoi qu''il advienne, à choisir d''être heureux maintenant.