Acharya Prashant explains that Karma Yoga begins with the stubbornness of the ego, which insists on being the doer. Since the ego refuses to accept its non-existence or illusory nature, Karma Yoga provides a method: if you must act, do not act for yourself, but for Shri Krishna. Shri Krishna represents the highest, deepest, and most infinite reality—the supreme greatness beyond all limits. Therefore, Karma Yoga means performing the highest possible work and dedicating the fruits of that labor to the divine rather than to narrow, personal interests like family, wealth, or fame. It is the transition from acting for self-interest to acting for the supreme purpose, which is the practical meaning of surrendering the fruits of action to Shri Krishna.