Who Moved My Cheese? Ch: 6

Study Notes

Haw searches for cheese, which takes a long time, and eventually finds a huge cheese station that appears promising.
However, he is disappointed to find the cheese station empty, feeling a sense of loss and emptiness.
Haw feels physically weak, lost, and scared, thinking he might not survive, and considers turning back to Cheese Station C.
He asks himself what he would do if he weren't afraid, revealing his fear of being alone and uncertainty about the future.

Haw realizes he is held back by fearful beliefs and is afraid more often than he admits, even to himself.
He wonders if Hem has moved on or is still paralyzed by fear, reflecting on his own fears and weaknesses.

Haw recalls times when he felt his best in the maze, which was when he was moving forward and leaving marks on the wall for Hem to follow.
He writes on the wall, serving as a reminder to himself and a potential guide for Hem.

Haw searches for cheese, which takes a long time, and eventually finds a huge cheese station that appears promising.
However, he is disappointed to find the cheese station empty, feeling a sense of loss and emptiness.
Haw feels physically weak, lost, and scared, thinking he might not survive, and considers turning back to Cheese Station C.
He asks himself what he would do if he weren't afraid, revealing his fear of being alone and uncertainty about the future.

Haw realizes he is held back by fearful beliefs and is afraid more often than he admits, even to himself.
He wonders if Hem has moved on or is still paralyzed by fear, reflecting on his own fears and weaknesses.

Haw recalls times when he felt his best in the maze, which was when he was moving forward and leaving marks on the wall for Hem to follow.
He writes on the wall, serving as a reminder to himself and a potential guide for Hem.

Haw searches for cheese but can't find any for a long time, making him feel desperate and disappointed.
He finally finds a huge cheese station, but is disappointed again to discover it's empty.
Haw starts to lose physical strength, feels lost, and is afraid he won't survive.
He considers turning back to cheese station C, where Hem might still be, to avoid being alone.
Haw asks himself what he would do if he weren't afraid, acknowledging his fear of going on alone.
Haw realizes his fearful beliefs are holding him back and wonders if Hem has moved on or is still paralyzed by his own fears.

Haw remembers feeling his best in the maze when he was moving along and leaving marks on the wall for Hem to follow.
He hopes Hem will see the marks and follow him.