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National Sales Manager Himecoto International Ex Combiphar|Ex Silkygirl|Ex Shiseido

PHILOSOPHY OF SALMON FISH AND SMALL SHARKS For Japanese cuisine, we know that salmon will be more delicious to enjoy if the fish is still alive when it is prepared to be served. It is much more delicious than salmon that has been preserved in ice. That's why fishermen always put the salmon they catch into an artificial pond so that on the way to land the salmon stay alive. However, in reality many salmon die in the artificial pond. How do they get around this? The fishermen put a small shark in the pond. Wonderful! These small sharks 'force' the salmon to keep moving because they don't want to be preyed upon. As a result, the number of salmon that die becomes very small! Silence makes us die! Moving makes us live. Perhaps that is more or less the moral message that we can get from the picture above. What makes us silent? When there are no problems in life and when we are in the comfort zone. Situations like this often make us complacent. So complacent that we do not realize that we have died. Ironic, isn't it? What makes us move? Life's problems, struggles and stresses. When problems arise, our instincts automatically make us act actively and try to overcome all life's struggles. At times like that, we usually remember God and hope in God. Not only that, we become creative, and our potential develops extraordinary! Remember that we will be able to learn a lot in this life not when things are comfortable, but precisely when we face the storms of life That's why be grateful for the 'little sharks' who continue to force us to move and survive! Life's problems are good, because they are what keep us moving…and being resilient. #keepmovingforward

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