Moving cheese relates to making a rather large positive change in life.
Generally, this change should be self driven and desired.


Some examples are as follows:
	* Changing jobs
	* Changing residence
	* Changing girlfriends

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'''Are you sure it's not talking about this book?''' 

''Who Moved My Cheese? An Amazing Way to Deal with Change in Your Work and in Your Life '' by Spencer Johnson, Kenneth H. Blanchard 

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/0399144463.01._PE_PI_SCMZZZZZZZ_.gif
[ISBN: 0399144463] Who said it wasn't? ;P

or even [ISBN: 0394834526]

''Opinion:  this book is a load of codswallop, intended to make workers shut up and accept their fate as management treats them as interchangeable cogs --PeteHardie''


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There is a book called OrganizingFromTheInsideOut that mentions the following:

Every time we go through a major change, we experience a breakdown in our organizational systems. It is inevitable, because we are dealing with a new set of realities, and it takes time to process the information and see clearly what we have to organize. Here are some common transitions:

	* Moving
	* Marriage
	* New baby
	* Starting school
	* Graduating from school
	* Retirement
	* Illness or death of a loved one
	* Job search
	* Business merger
	* Business growth spurt
	* Career change

(Not known if true(Moving Cheese #2))

A cheese served up in southern Europe that contains maggots. Some European tourists have reported this type of cheese; whether it is just bad cheese served to irritating tourists or a real dish remains to be seen.