Re:Japanese Bookshop Stocks Only One Book at a Time
by azm1 on Thursday December 24, 2015 @07:31AM
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This is such flat, materialistic comparison. What about going back to roots, hara how its called in Japan, doing one action well, instead of focusing on the amount, focusing on single quality and trying to find beauty in it. I would almost call it practical art. There is something peaceful about it.
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Re:Japanese Bookshop Stocks Only One Book at a Time
by rlt3 on Thursday December 24, 2015 @08:29AM
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His point was that sometimes business owners can get used to applying a template. It's a bookstore so it gets the bookstore template -- 4000 books and a coffee shop, right? Instead of applying this template, an owner with a pulse on the business can see what their customers are doing/buying/wanting and can change accordingly rather than apply a template.