Kenneth Blanchard

a world that is constantly changing, it is to our advantage to learn how to adapt and enjoy something better.

Movement In A
New Direction
Helps You Find
New Cheese.

When You Stop
Being Afraid,
You Feel Good!

The Quicker You Let Go
Of Old Cheese,
The Sooner You Find
New Cheese.

It Is Safer To
Search In The Maze,
Than Remain In A
Cheeseless Situation.

Old Beliefs
Do Not Lead You
To New Cheese.

He wrote on the wall:
When You See That
You Can Find And
Enjoy New Cheese,
You Change Course.

Noticing
Small Changes Early
Helps You Adapt To
The Bigger Changes
That Are To Come.

Because people want things to stay the same and they think the change will be bad for them. When one person says the change is a bad idea, others say the same.”
“Yes, they may not really feel that way,” Michael said, “but they agree in order to fit in. That’s the sort of peer pressure that fights change in any organization.”

The More Important Your Cheese Is To You The More You Want To Hold On To It.