Tell us the simplest way to deal with it, which is to hang your running shoes around your neck, be ready to put them on at all times, and run and pursue in the ever-changing world, who moved my cheese? 2000 words of reading.
It is not difficult to see from this story: things are always developing, and our consciousness should also be constantly updated so that we can make progress in our daily life and work. Others say: Learning is like sailing against the current. If you don't advance, you will retreat. Isn't life like this? Let me give you an example. There are many laid-off workers now, but not all of them have found jobs. Why? This is because some people's ideas have not changed yet. They were used to eating from a "big pot", but now they suddenly have nothing to eat. Of course they are not used to it. Staying at home every day, hoping to return to work one day, the result is that not only is the job unavailable, but even the basic life cannot be guaranteed. Who caused this result? In the final analysis, it is still him! If he hadn't wanted to make progress, would he have been laid off? If he hadn't changed his mind, wouldn't he even be able to have a basic life guaranteed?
This is not only true for individuals, but also for a company or a group. A company should involve more employees in discussing some issues in this regard, so that employees can understand where their thoughts are and see which of them are " "Hurry", which ones are "Xiu Xiu", which ones are "chirp" and which ones are "Heng Heng", we can make correct judgments from their thoughts. I believe that none of us want to be "Heng Heng", and we don't want others to think of ourselves as "Heng Heng". Only when everyone in an organization has a good positioning for themselves will the organization be successful. progress. Through this short story, we see the benefits of change. We also like change more and more, and actively create changes that are beneficial to the development of the company, so that we can find new "cheese".
In this book, there are many wise sayings and many thought-provoking places. Now I excerpt them for *** encouragement:
● If you If you don’t change, you’ll be obsolete
● Smell your cheese often and you’ll know when it starts to go bad
● When you transcend your fears, you I will feel at ease
● Before I discovered cheese, imagining that I was enjoying cheese will help me find new cheese
● The sooner I give up the old cheese, the sooner Discover new cheese
● Searching in a maze is safer than staying where there is no cheese
● Old beliefs will not help you find new cheese
● When you discover that you will find new cheese and be able to enjoy it, you will change your route
● Pay attention to small changes early on, which will help you adapt to the bigger ones to come. Change
● Change as the cheese changes and enjoy the change
⊙We need to remember: others will still keep taking away your "cheese", so we have to do it Be prepared to change quickly, constantly adapt to changes, and enjoy changes.
Society is changing. If you want to survive in this society, the story of "Cheese" has told us a simple way: change your attitude and method of life as "Cheese" moves, and constantly Accept new things and constantly adapt to changes. Only in this way will you be invincible and succeed in this changing era!
"Cheese" is naturally a metaphor, representing whatever we want most in life. It may be a job, or it may be money, love, happiness, health or peace of mind, etc.
There are four "characters" in the book - two little mice "Xiu Xiu" and "Hurry" and two dwarfs "Heng Heng" and "Chirp". They live in a maze and cheese is what they are looking for. One day, they simultaneously discovered a rich cheese warehouse and built their own happy life around it. One day a long time later, the cheese suddenly disappeared! This sudden change exposed their mentality: Xiuxiu, hurriedly followed the change, immediately put on the shoes that were always hung around their necks, started to go out and search again, and soon found fresher and richer cheese; the two The two dwarfs, Hem and Chirp, were hesitant and troubled in the face of the changes. They always clung to the memories and complaints of the disappeared beautiful illusion, unable to accept the cruel reality that the cheese had disappeared.
After a fierce ideological struggle, Ji Ji finally broke through the shackles of his thoughts, put on his long-unused running shoes, re-entered the dark maze, and finally found more and better cheese, while Heng Heng was still questioning the sky. Depressed...
"Cheese" is naturally a metaphor, representing whatever we want most in life. It may be a job, or it may be money, love, happiness, health or peace of mind. etc.
Living in such a fast, changeable and crisis era, everyone may face a completely different situation from the past, and people often feel that their "cheese" is changing. The interaction between various strong external changes and inner conflicts makes people feel at a loss in the various changes. First, they ask - who moved "my cheese"? Then, they are at a loss for the new living situation, unable to cope with it correctly and fall into confusion, unable to extricate themselves. If you are always obsessed with the pain of "loss", the dilemma of "decision", and the helplessness of "disappointment" in various sudden changes... then life itself will become an obstacle. The maze of life is very big, and you will stay in one corner and settle down. As time goes by, as you get older, you will be "too lazy to change" or "have no courage and passion" to change and pursue.
I like this book because it is a lovely story that clarifies the chaotic life in a light and happy way. When a person confused by change sits in front of a dirty mirror, hoping to see his true face but unable to do so, "Who Moved My Cheese?" 》Like a wise man, using a white towel to wipe away the stains on the mirror calmly, allowing the confused person to truly discover his or her problem.
The author Dr. Spencer Johnson is a well-known American thought pioneer and best-selling author. In addition, he is also a doctor, a psychological expert, and a master of simplifying profound issues. After he had a clear insight into the contemporary public psychology, he created a mirror in this book that is generally needed by society - how to deal with and face the changes and crises in the information age.
A contemporary poet said, "Today, the whole world needs comfort." The author caters to the huge psychological needs of the world, uses a small fable to open people's hearts, and gives people an inner courage to face "soft psychological problems" (that is, personal problems other than medical morbid psychology). Psychological problems, also called "psychological problems of normal people") are psychological disorders that everyone must have.
The world is constantly changing. "Who touched my cheese?" " tells us the simplest way to cope, that is to hang running shoes around your neck, always ready to put them on and run and pursue in the ever-changing world.
The author of the book "Who Moved My Cheese" is a famous American doctor of medicine. He is a world-renowned pioneer of thought, speaker and writer. There are four characters in the book "Who Moved My Cheese": the mice Sniff and Scurry, and the dwarfs Heng and Chirp. The four little guys use their own different methods to constantly search for their favorite cheese in the maze. . They kept searching along familiar routes every day and formed their own living habits. Finally one day they found various piles of cheese.
Mouse Xiuxiu and Hurry are still the same as before. After arriving at the destination, they take off their running shoes, tie the two shoes together in an orderly manner, and hang them around their necks - so that they can be there when the rain comes. Put it on quickly and hang around the cheese each day to see if it changes. The dwarfs Hem and Haw moved their home close to the cheese, took off their sportswear, hung them up, threw off their shoes, put on slippers, and enjoyed everything as a matter of course. They thought arrogantly that here There is so much cheese in stock that they can enjoy it for a lifetime.
However, as the cheese decreased, the little mice had noticed it. When one day they arrived at the cheese station and found that there was no cheese, they did not feel very strange. They just put on their running shoes and continued to the maze. The search for cheese went in other directions. Now let's take a look at Hem and Haw's reactions: After they found out that the cheese was missing, they yelled and cursed. They thought someone had touched their cheese, and they thought that all the cheese would come back by themselves when they get there tomorrow. of. They have been living in fantasy, so they run there every day. Although it is empty every day, they just don't understand why the cheese is missing. They were always hungry, and the longer they were like this, the less courage they had to look for new cheese.
As the days passed, the dwarfs became more and more tired. Finally, Haw couldn't bear it anymore. He chose to set off and look for new cheese. My thoughts after reading "Who Touched My Cheese" Thoughts after reading 2000 words" (). Although he encountered a lot of troubles and went through many difficulties on the road, he enjoyed the joy of life and realized the true meaning of life from the process of finding cheese. Of course in the end he got what he wanted - more variety, a bigger cheese station.
It is not difficult to see from this story: things are always developing, and our consciousness should also be constantly updated so that we can make progress in our daily life and work. Others say: Learning is like sailing against the current. If you don't advance, you will retreat. Isn't life like this? Let me give you an example. There are many laid-off workers now, but not all of them have found jobs. Why? This is because some people's ideas have not changed yet. They were used to eating from a "big pot", but now they suddenly have nothing to eat. Of course they are not used to it. Staying at home every day, hoping to return to work one day, the result is that not only is the job unavailable, but even the basic life cannot be guaranteed. Who caused this result? In the final analysis, it is still him! If he hadn't wanted to make progress, would he have been laid off? If he hadn't changed his mind, wouldn't he even be able to have a basic life guaranteed?
This is not only true for individuals, but also for a company or a group. A company should involve more employees in discussing some issues in this regard, so that employees can understand where their thoughts are and see which of them are " "Hurry", which ones are "Xiu Xiu", which ones are "chirp" and which ones are "Heng Heng", we can make correct judgments from their thoughts. I believe that none of us want to be "Heng Heng", and we don't want others to think of ourselves as "Heng Heng". Only when everyone in an organization has a good positioning for themselves will the organization be successful. progress. Through this short story, we see the benefits of change. We also like change more and more, and actively create changes that are beneficial to the development of the company, so that we can find new "cheese".
In this book, there are many wise sayings and many thought-provoking places. Now I excerpt them for *** encouragement:
● If you If you don’t change, you’ll be obsolete
● Smell your cheese often and you’ll know when it starts to go bad
● When you transcend your fears, you I will feel at ease
● Before I discovered cheese, imagining that I was enjoying cheese will help me find new cheese
● The sooner I give up the old cheese, the sooner Discover new cheese
● Searching in a maze is safer than staying where there is no cheese
● Old beliefs will not help you find new cheese
● When you discover that you will find new cheese and be able to enjoy it, you will change your route
● Pay attention to small changes early on, which will help you adapt to the bigger ones to come. Change
● Change as the cheese changes and enjoy the change.
We must remember: others will continue to take away your "cheese", so we must be prepared to change quickly, constantly adapt to changes, and enjoy changes.
Reflections after reading "Who Moved My Cheese"
According to the school work assignment, I had the honor to read the book "Who Moved My Cheese" again. In fact, I have read this book a long time ago and I was very touched by it. I read it again this time and learned some new and useful things from it.
"Who Moved My Cheese" tells a wonderful story about "change".
There are four "characters" in the book - two little mice, "Xiu Xiu" and "Hurry", and two dwarfs, "Heng Heng" and "Chirp". They live in a maze, and cheese is what they are looking for. One day, they simultaneously discovered a cheese warehouse with rich reserves, and built their happy life around it. One day long after, the cheese suddenly disappeared! This sudden change exposed their mentality: Sniff, sniff, He hurriedly moved with the changes, immediately put on the shoes that were always hanging around his neck, and started to go out to search again, and soon found fresher and richer cheese; the two dwarfs Hem and Haw were hesitant to face the changes. , full of troubles, always clinging to memories and complaints in the disappeared beautiful illusion, unable to accept the cruel reality that the cheese has disappeared. After a fierce ideological struggle, Jiji finally broke through the shackles of his thoughts, put on the running shoes that he had not used for a long time, and re-entered The dark maze, and finally found more and better cheese, but Heng Heng was still depressed in questioning the sky...
In this story, "cheese" is a metaphor for the goals we pursue in real life. It can be a job, a relationship, money, a mansion, It can also be freedom, health, social recognition and appreciation from the boss. Each of us has the "cheese" we want in our hearts. We pursue it and want to get it because we believe that it will bring us happiness and joy. And once we get the cheese we dream of, we often become dependent on it and even become a vassal; at this time, if we suddenly lose it or it is taken away, we will be greatly harmed. .
Living in such a fast, changeable and crisis era, everyone may face a completely different situation from the past, and people often feel that their "cheese" is changing. This year, our school implemented a new assessment system, breaking the original equal salary distribution system. Facing the changes in the development direction of the school and the assessment system, are we stuck in confusion and unable to extricate ourselves, always wallowing in the pain of "loss", the dilemma of "decision", and the helplessness of "disappointment"? Or should we have the courage to face reality and adapt to changes? I think this story has given us a good answer.
As a teacher, today’s education has transitioned from “examination-oriented education” to “quality education.” The direction and goals of education have changed, and the content and methods of education must also change. I wonder, in this kind of Under such circumstances, can our teachers’ educational concepts not change? Can our cultural level and professional level not be improved? People often say: "To teach students half a bucket of water, teachers must have a bucket of water!" Today's world has entered the era of knowledge economy, science and technology are developing at a rapid pace, and everyone is facing very fierce competition. If we still stay at It turns out that if we don’t study in normal times and rely on learning to continuously improve and develop ourselves, then we will fall behind, fail to keep up with the situation, and it is possible to be eliminated at any time.
Society is changing. If you want to survive in this society, the story of "Cheese" has told us a simple way: change your attitude and method of life as "Cheese" moves, and constantly Accept new things and constantly adapt to changes. Only in this way will you be invincible and succeed in this changing era!
Reflections after reading "Who Moved My Cheese"
Giving up means having the courage to face reality, analyze the pros and cons, think calmly, and then abandon the unfavorable factors and choose yourself when faced with conflicts. Set a goal and stick to it. Therefore, giving up should first be a manifestation of self-confidence. People without confidence cannot give up calmly. They always worry about gains and losses, are indecisive, and miss good opportunities again and again in self-pity, trapping themselves in a vicious cycle from which they cannot extricate themselves. People who are full of confidence firmly believe that failure is the mother of success. Even if success does not come immediately, they still feel that the sun is not far ahead. As long as they look forward and work tirelessly, they will eventually be rewarded. Heng Heng's transformation from being hesitant at first to finally taking a decisive step to seek new cheese reflects a transformation from unconfidence to confidence. Then, giving up comes from the guidance of the mind.
When conflicts in life, work and study press against us, almost no one does not feel panic. So, are we overwhelmed and confused and panicked all day long, or are we depressed and giving up on ourselves? People with wisdom will understand that it is time to make a choice - which ones should they give up? Which ones should be kept? Weigh the pros and cons, think carefully, thoroughly compare the possible results of each option, and draw a conclusion that you want to stick to - this process is entirely based on the mind and is by no means a temporary hothead. Everyone has great potential in their heart. When this potential is expressed through wisdom, please seize it! Hem Hem's own thinking and his conversation with Ji Ji are actually an exploration of the mind. Next, giving up also means continuous innovation, continuous compensation, and continuous improvement! The moon waxes and wanes, and life, work and study are always full of many shortcomings. When we make a certain choice, we often lose other things, such as enjoyment, money, status, love, family affection, fame... these That is what we give up. However, giving up is not the goal, giving up is only temporary. After giving up, you have to find ways to find it back, and find something better, which of course may be more difficult. Just like Heng Heng, in the maze, after a lot of hard work, he finally found the cheese again. I have hosted entertainment activities many times. I remember that every time before I went on stage, I would write down what I wanted to say on a piece of paper in detail many days in advance. And not entirely satisfactory. Once, I really couldn't bear the physical and mental pressure, so I simply gave up my previous habit of preparing in detail in advance and just roughly planned the outline of the program; who knew that when I got to the hosting stage, the results were unexpectedly good. This incident left a deep impression on me. The courage to give up some bad habits really helps the work. It has been nearly two years since I left the job of power substation operation and started working with electricity. I am still immersed in the regret of not being able to engage in safe front-line production. I have learned professional knowledge about electricity, but I cannot really serve the electricity production. Instead, I work all day long to maintain the image of the window. I am even incompetent in installing meters, connecting electricity, and checking electricity. I once couldn't rest in self-blame, and I had no intention of doing what I was doing at the moment. Work. A friend helped me. She objectively analyzed for me that every position has its importance and serves the enterprise. The simple words made me understand what I should cherish and what I should give up. Since then, I have given up my inferiority complex at work, tried my best to eliminate the idea of ??changing jobs, started to take my job seriously, and do it well with my heart, gradually entering a virtuous circle. Have the courage to give up, stick to your own choice, work tirelessly for it, and rediscover the passion and highlight of life! The above is the first reading of "Who Touched My Cheese?" 》Feelings - Thanks again to the Youth League Committee of the Bureau for dedicating this good book to each of our members and friends on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the founding of the League. Let Heng Heng's motto end this article: "Whoever gives up the old cheese first will be able to Get the new cheese first”!