For all its good intentions‎,‎ Who Moved My Cheese‎?‎ basically reduces us to mice in a maze sniffing after cheese‎.‎ Don‎'‎t ask why you‎'‎re in a maze‎,‎ don‎'‎t ask what makes the cheese move‎,‎ just keep your head down and find it‎.‎ And yet‎,‎ success in areas such as innovation‎,‎ entrepreneurship‎,‎ creativity‎,‎ problem solving‎,‎ and business growth often depends on the ability to challenge assumptions‎,‎ reshape the environment‎,‎ and play by a different set of rules ‎(‎your own‎!‎‎)‎‎.‎ Harvard Business School professor Deepak Malhorta uses a fable involving a different set of mice in a maze mice who question everything to help readers see how they underestimate their ability change the rules‎,‎ overcome the constraints they face‎,‎ and control their own destiny‎.‎ ‎"‎I Moved Your Cheese‎"‎ encourages readers to audit their assumptions about what limitations they really face and which are self‎-imposed or unthinkingly accepted‎.‎ We can create the circumstances and realities we want ‎- we can go beyond simply changing our behavior ‎(‎find that new cheese‎!‎‎)‎ to changing the game itself‎.‎ But to do so we need to understand the ways we‎'‎re holding ourselves back‎.‎ As one of the characters in the book says‎,‎ ‎'‎the problem is not that the mouse is in the maze‎,‎ but that the maze is in the mouse‎.‎‎'‎