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The Uniform Effect that Works Well When Writing
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- When writing, I wear separate work clothes to increase my concentration, which has the effect of a uniform, like a uniform, enhancing my focus on writing tasks.
- Wearing work clothes increases my concentration on writing, and I actually pay more attention to my work clothes than my everyday clothes.
- Wearing work clothes is an effective way to increase your concentration on writing, beyond simply changing clothes.
It doesn't change the act of writing itself, whether you're wearing pajamas or sweatpants. But just as a worker has clothes to wear to work and a student has a uniform, I also have a work uniform for writing. I have a separate uniform to fully focus on the work while writing. It may seem like I'm being fussy, but I like this fussiness.
There's a saying called 'uniform effect'. It means that depending on the clothes you're wearing, you can sometimes become a good person, sometimes a bad person, and so on, resulting in changes in behavior or psychology. I'm not putting on a work uniform to become a good person or a bad person, but I use it as a clear signal that I am a writer. In fact, I care more about what I wear when I work than what I wear when I go out. (Because I find writing more fun than going out.)
Going in – to dress — coming out – dressed (1913)_Gordon Grant (American, 1875-1962)
Sometimes, I have to change my clothes when I do yoga or go for a walk in between, which can be annoying, but I can't give up my work uniform because my concentration changes. It's no secret that I often wear really pretty clothes and write romance fantasies, and my concentration is higher than listening to music.
▶ If your appearance changes, your life will change too.
"I am so happy."
"I can do it."
"I am so blessed."
It is most effective to wear bright colored clothes while saying these things. Try wearing bright clothes while saying beautiful things out loud. Soon, your actions will change to be bright as well.
-Hitori Saito, Hitori Saito's 1% Rich Law, Navischool
