A Reflection Paper on Who Moved My Cheese by Dr. Spencer Johnson

“Who moved my Cheese” is a short story written by Dr. Spencer Johnson. The story tells the reader a extremely important message, explaining how alter is an essential ingredient for accomplishment. The book stresses upon the truth that we can't be afraid to alter, just simply because we can not be effective with out new concepts or new scenarios. Moving to college was a really abrupt modify in my life. Leaving house and finding new buddies can be extremely tough for an individual who feels like they’re nevertheless in higher school. Nevertheless, just like the best in the book tells us, going to college will eventually produce achievement. For me, moving away to college has almost certainly been the largest modify of my life. I bear in mind the day that I had to leave. I stayed up all evening with my close friends, and we had a bonfire. Even even though I had to wake up at four o’clock in the morning, I stayed up late anyways, just to invest time with my pals. The way I felt was hard to describe. I knew that living at residence was no longer the place for me anymore. I had spent all summer time constantly working, hanging out with pals, wakeboarding and spending time with my girlfriend. It was a quite busy summer time, and I wasn’t residence really often. When I was residence, my loved ones typically wasn’t there. They had been undertaking the very same items as me. As I had gotten older, it was not just me who became much more independent. My parents didn’t do significantly ‘parenting’ any longer, they recognized the fact that I was an adult and I was capable to make my own choices. They didn’t have to take care of me any longer, they no longer changed my diapers. Once I had gotten hired, they let me make my personal income and manage it with no any help from them. When I got my driver’s license, they awarded me with a car, and no longer had to take me anyplace. It seemed like every little thing was obtaining more and much more independent in my own life and theirs, and the next step for me was to leave. And so I did. I had seen it coming the complete time, and was not taken by surprise. I would miss my close friends, but I knew that I’d see them once again ultimately. It was awkward how ready I was to adjust and move away. I think that I am most like Sniffy in “Who moved my cheese”. Sniffy knew that the cheese was going poor, and he was ready to leave the cheese to discover new cheese. Metaphorically, I knew the ‘cheese’ was acquiring old simply because I knew that I had to leave and understood why. Also, I do have an obsessive habit with discovering tiny mishaps (like a dent on a car). General, I believe that my initial reaction to leaving for college was fairly correct. I knew that I was going to warmer in Florida, and I’m extremely content about that. Warm climate makes me content. Stepping outside and feeling like you are inside of a freezer does not satisfy me. Although I am but to see the true long-term advantage of college, I can also say that it’s good to not lose items the laundry, or be forced to clean up my apartment. My adjust was mostly constructive, and I’m enjoying college lots far more than High college in general.