Who Moved My Cheese?
Ok, sino gumalaw ng keso ko? I need that for some cooking lessons this coming March 11th @ wena's place.Rowena C & Ester D are planning or wanting to put up a food business and so they need some dry-runs to improve their culinary skills. Eva and friends will be there to share their recipe too!
Everyone is invited to have lunch with them. For sure it's going to be a fun day, libre pa ang 'tsibog!
Who Moved My Cheese? is another book I'd like to recommend.
Different people have different attitudes when they encounter changes, no matter how good or bad the changes are. Some people are proactive; some are unprepared for changes; some are even reluctant to react to changes.
Changes may mean uncertainty, risk, and even a loss to many people. This book inspires readers with new insights of changes: changes are always there. Changes in fact can be anticipated and adapted to quickly. One can even enjoy changes and be ready for an ever-changing environment.
Different people have different attitudes when they encounter changes, no matter how good or bad the changes are. Some people are proactive; some are unprepared for changes; some are even reluctant to react to changes.
Changes may mean uncertainty, risk, and even a loss to many people. This book inspires readers with new insights of changes: changes are always there. Changes in fact can be anticipated and adapted to quickly. One can even enjoy changes and be ready for an ever-changing environment.
posted by Batch '78 @ 05:42
1 Comments:
True. Change will always be there in parallel with time. Drastic chnges could be very unwelcomed but we have to undergo such event. We will not be in this age if changes haven't occured. For the traditional and sentimental persons, reaction to changes is very slow. We can not just simply took a paradigm shift unless we outweighs all of the consequences. Of course, at the end of the day, it is our own sake and benefit will always be at stake.
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