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 Why Does The Lobster Cast Off Its Shell? Six strategies to grow your mind and develop your abilities.  Several times in its life a lobster casts off its shell.  This is an instinctive process. It occurs each time the lobster realizes it has reached a point of crisis. Its predicament is this: the hard shell that has nurtured and protected it so far is now inhibiting its growth.  In order to continue to grow and develop, it needs to discard its old shell and grow a new one.  It's a process that takes about two days. Two days may not seem like a very long time, but it is if you're a lobster. That's two days when it is left naked and vulnerable in the dog-eat-dog (or should I say shark-eat-shark) world of the ocean. In two days, the lobster could become another ocean-creature's lunch. In two days, the relentless action of the waves could slam it against rocks and injure it. Yet, the lobster knows it has no alternative. To continue to mature and advance, it knows it must step outside