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• Who Moved my cheese? and The Present by Dr. Spencer Johnson

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  Manal Ghandour    Premium Member   Group moderator

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  Who Moved my cheese? and The Present by Dr. Spencer Johnson

  Both are small size books of 94-104 pages. Very inspiring books about change and Change. The First change is by looking around, observe, understand, realize and accept the change in the same speed that it happens otherwise you will be left behind. Do not assume things to happen, work on things to happen. The second change as was presented by the present is the way we evaluate or past, present and future. We have to look to the past and learn the lessons, live the present, enjoy it or make it enjoyable or pretend that it is enjoyable until it becomes true. Plan for the future, plan and plan. Do something to make it happen!
  
  These two books are simple and strait forward in building the conflict . Very logical consequences and relaxing and at the end you will enjoy and love the wisdom that you get out of them.
  
  I would like to give my special thanks to the intelligent inspiring teacher Mr. Alaa Garad, who introduced these books to us during the course of Quality Management in the MQM program-UOWD. Mr. Alaa Garad is very active member in many of Xing Groups.
  
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  Manal Ghandour
  15/12/2006
  
  • 15 Dec 2006, 08:08 am
  Manal Ghandour wrote: > Both are small size books of 94-104 pages. Very inspiring books about > change and Change. The First change is by looking around, observe, > understand, realize and accept the change in the same speed that it > happens otherwise you will be left behind. Do not assume things to > happen, work on things to happen. The second change as was presented > by the present is the way we evaluate or past, present and future. We > have to look to the past and learn the lessons, live the present, > enjoy it or make it enjoyable or pretend that it is enjoyable until > it becomes true. Plan for the future, plan and plan. Do something to > make it happen! > > These two books are simple and strait forward in building the > conflict . Very logical consequences and relaxing and at the end you > will enjoy and love the wisdom that you get out of them. > > I would like to give my special thanks to the intelligent inspiring > teacher Mr. Alaa Garad, who introduced these books to us during the > course of Quality Management in the MQM program-UOWD. Mr. Alaa Garad > is very active member in many of Xing Groups. > > Thanks > Manal Ghandour > 15/12/2006