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I strongly feel that this is the book I should recommend to each and every living entity in this world.Dr Spencer Johnson has put forth his best thoughts for readers to imagine and act upon it.For we need to change,we need to keep aside our fear constantly asking ourselves "what would I do if I weren't afraid" and the answer would be there, crystal clear in front of us. Books like human beings can be mortal( some books can fade away from your memory ) but this book is immortal.For eons it will maintain its freshness as we all know that the tree of happiness and success is deep seeded in this very book. "Who moved my cheese" phrase is certainly not the way to deal with problems but the fact is that we waste too much of time over-analyzing beating our brains out rather than playing in a court where the ball has never been dribbled.We get afraid thinking it would get worse if we do not do something ,if we do not respond to "change" but it is the plunge we ought to take as the author says "savor the adventure and enjoy the taste of new cheese". This has by far been the most inspiring and promising parable I've ever read .A strong message which infuse in reader's mind the adaptability to change and make the most of out it and instill the confidence to take the less trodden path or adapt to change(even though the "change" might look horrid)keeping aside the fear .Only then we can realize "our new metaphorical cheese". I will certainly re-read this book and analyse it more closely.