Everyone is born with great ideas, and these ideas often originate from a sudden flash of inspiration. The difference lies in the fact that some people, after a fleeting thought, immediately forget it and start thinking about what to have for lunch again; while others seize the thought, forget to eat, and then think seriously, finally putting it into practice.
The divide between greatness and mediocrity lies here.
As the saying goes, 'Some people eat to live, while others live to eat'. Those who live to eat often lose many things because of eating, such as greatness; while those who eat to live tend to abandon many things, such as mediocrity.
Korma belongs to the type of person who eats to live.
