Completed this short book entitled “Who Moved My Cheese” (WMMC) by Spencer Johnson. It’s a parable involving four characters, two mice and two “tiny people” (humans the size of mice) who live in a maze and are faced with a problem when their Cheese goes missing. The main point of the book highlights the process of Change. Each of the four characters represents a type of behavior inherent to a person based on how they deal with changes in their lives.
The book will probably only take one hour to read front to back, but more importantly will change your perceptions of yourself and how you see those around you. It is such a powerful book that delivers such a powerful message on one of the constants in the world we live in.
Johnson presents characters which are easily identifiable to people we meet in real life and makes it easy for anyone to read. My absolute favorite part of the book is the little Cheese Messages that are left along the walls of the maze.
I highly suggest this book for anyone at any point in their lives. Definitely a must have.
RATING: 5/5
[Who Moved My Cheese? Website]
Dragondot
Here is a fantastic but simple game Dragondot by Nathan McCoy. Clear each screen and slowly upgrade your arsenal to unleash the wrath upon your enemies. Clear all enemies to complete the game. Did I mention there are ninjas ready to break loose on your scaly hide?
It may seem primitive at first, but this is an attempt by McCoy to code a new game and release it every Wednesday. I’d say he’s got the fundamentals of game design right. Dragondot is fun, but challenging. It is so simple but is addictive at the same time.
Be sure to check out his other games if you liked this one! Source code for this and many other games available at the author’s website.
[Dragondot Game - Direct Link]
[Author's website - NMcCoy's Games]