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And so one of the things that I always like to say is fake until you make it. And so I'm kind of like faking by wearing a blazer to clasp like that, like, I'm faking the professionalism until I'm actually in a professional realm one day. So I just kind of was thinking about this today because I feel like a lot of people come to me and they're like, Why are you so dressed up?
Lilah Klein
@LilahJane · 2:25
Hello, Chloe. I've actually always had a very similar philosophy, and I think I've kind of gone. I didn't keep up with it as much now, unfortunately. But in high school, like, my my outfit was like a very sacred part of my day. Like, every night I would choose what I was going to wear. I'd set it out on my dresser, and I would put a lot of thought into this. I totally know what you mean about people thinking
Niki Ebrahimnejad
@N1kkums · 1:24
That was not fun, but yeah, I think dressing up for class from just, like, a point of view of how it infects your mental image of yourself definitely has an impact. And I think it's really cool that you brought that up, especially with that example with that girl in the class who dressed herself up and also happened to be a very successful student as well in her own right, whether those two things are cost effective, just correlation. I don't know
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