筷子资料锦集.ppt

* 　　Chopsticks. 　 What can we learn from mere chopsticks? What can we learn from mere chopsticks? 　Chopsticks. Right now, millions of people are digging into their food with two sticks that have stood the test of time as a utensil for humans, even when countless thousands of other tools, gadgets and products havent. But whats so special about them? What can we learn from mere chopsticks? 　Personally, I have used them all my life, but it was only recently I realised the depth of influence they had in many peoples way of life. They teach us the importance of: 　　Simplicity. They can come in all kinds of colours and sizes but essentially they are just two long sticks. Theres hardly anything more simple than two bits of wood being pushed together 　　With new technology being released everyday and adverts bombarding us with the need to be able to do more with less, multi-tasking and multiple-use devices, it is sort of refreshing to still have something which has just one use—simply to eat. Chopsticks are a living example that simplicity simply works, and we dont need to keep developing, improving and fixing things all the time. 　　Versatility. Chopsticks can be used for picking up all kinds of food; meat, veg, rice, even the bones from fish, because by nature, their simplicity means that they are adaptable. 　　 Instead of aiming for a niche in an attempt to find a gap in the market, or to fill a hole that probably doesnt need filling, they cater to a wide range purposes. Imagine being like chopsticks in this way, able to appeal to many people because you are useful, without worrying about being more innovative or better in anyway. They just do what they are made to do; they just are. 　Aim. If youve ever tried using them, you know that you cant get what you want by just haphazardly stabbing at the plate. To be able to get what you want, you have to aim for it. Theres no way you can pick up everything in one go. Know what you want, and just do it. Sometimes, a little