Josephine Cochrane was a very rich woman. She had many beautiful things. She never washed dishes or did housework. She had servants to do the work for her. Mrs. Cochrane had a very good life. But Mrs. Cochrane was not happy! Why? Her servants always broke her lovely dishes. One day another dish broke. Mrs. Cochrane got angry. She decided to do something. She decided to make machine that washed dishes. Mrs. Cochrane did not know anything about machines, so she asked her friends for help. Finally, she made a dishwasher. It had places for plate, saucers, and cups. It was a lot like dishwashers today. She made the machine and showed it to her friends. Her friends thought the machine was amazing. They told Other friends. Soon many people knew about Mrs. Cochrane’s machine. Restaurants and hotels wanted to have a machine. It was 1886. Mrs. Cochrane started a company to make dishwashers. Later, her company made the first dishwashers for the home. She named her dishwasher Kitchen-Aid. Today, half the homes in the United States have dishwashers. Many people still buy Kitchen-Aid dishwashers. Everyone can thank Mrs. Cochrane for saving their nice dishes. 글을 읽고... by .?최성호 1. 일상에서 불편이 곧 아이디어 창출의 시작이 되었다. 2. 불편을 해소하고자 하는 간절함으로 목표 달성 → 전공 지식이 없었음에도 그녀는 지속적인 노력, 시도를 통해 식기세척기를 제조 3. 일상의 불편함을 없애고자하는 개인의 목표 달성이 곧 상품이 되었고 사업이 되었고 사회에 기여가 되었다. 4. 일상에서의 아이디어가 스케일업되면 상품이 되고 사업이 된다!