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Get the Cheese: Let the Other Mouse Go First! by Damian Andrews

EMBRACE THE UNPREDICTABLE
Sick of the same old inspirational sayings?
Take an unconventional path to health, wealth, and happiness with demotivational wisdom for life and business.
Try “Get the Cheese: Let the Other Mouse Go First!” to demotivate.

FICTIONAL FIGURES & TRUE STORIES OF REAL-LIFE COMPANIES
In these tales, both lovable and naughty characters provide the framework for sound personal and professional decisions.
Steve Job’s iPod, along with business stalwarts Drew Houston, Arianna Huffington, and Nina Vasa, come to life.
Harriet Tubman, the Egyptians, the Apollo space missions, and Spartacus’s rise are all stops in this Way Back Machine.
Alice in Workland and Peak Performance Through the Looking Glass.
The S.T.E.A.D.Y. Framework, Unravelled Resilience, Beliefs, RAS, and Unconscious Thinking are just a few more things you’ll find.

QUOTES FOR DEMOTIVATION: SPRINGBOARDS TO INSIGHT
“Hard work never killed anyone, but why take the chance?” – Work smart, balance, and maximise productivity without burnout.
“If you think you are too small to be effective, you have never been in the dark with a mosquito.” – Small actions can have a big impact.
“The only mystery in life is why the kamikaze pilots wore helmets.” – Your unconscious fears are shackles that limit your success.

OVERCOME ADVERSITY WITH WIT (or half of it)
With a wicked sense of humour and a keen eye for empowerment, seemingly negative proverbs can be transformed into powerful tools. You will find both entertainment and education in each story.

A PERSONAL INSPIRATIONAL ADVENTURE
“Get the Cheese” is more than just a book; it is an educational journey that will make you think critically about the status quo. It dares you to use perspective to your advantage and use every event to your advantage.
Be brave and take charge of your own destiny.

Dare To Do Nothing by Amy Minty

In her new book, five-time novelist Amy Minty branches out to create her first non-fiction book. Minty provides a solid framework on counteracting any and every urge readers may have to become a workaholic. The author, who advocates doing nothing enhances your life also recounts the leap of faith she took in in her own life that expand on these beliefs.
When you do nothing, you have more time for fun! And shouldn’t that be the point? Would you like to do nothing at work? Covered. Is it important to at least appear busy? Absolutely. Does doing nothing come down to genetics? Read and find out. A life-changing fascinating read for all who dare!