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I have outsourced all my social media and most of my email to a VA with great success. He forwards me any important emails that require my decision. He also monitors my online presence with myspace and facebook.

The next step will be to have my VA run RescueTime on his computer so I can manage productivity. The only challenge is that he will have to remember to turn it on while he works and turn it off while he isn’t working. I don’t imagine he will want me monitoring all of his daily activities apart from work.

Good Luck,
Ray

Career-wise, as a woman, I think wearing the same clothes repeatedly (even if they’re tasteful, and fit well) could hurt you in the office—in terms of promotion/respect/annual raises. I think this is especially true in the more conservative occupations (such as finance, banking, law), where women are expected to conform to a certain standard. A white blouse may work nicely as a default daily choice (good suggestion), but I think the woman would need to change the pants, and throw on a skirt occasionally.

Socially (outside the office), I think a woman would get a lot of heat/negativity from her friends (and other women) for constantly wearing the same clothes. I question how many men would want their girlfriends/wives wearing the same clothes all the time. You’re probably the exception to the rule, Ben.

Your ability to articulate gender differences with regard to attraction is much more refined than most. Nice.

I generally agree with you about the social impact of a woman not dressing “well.” Perhaps a better way of saying that is that a woman is perceived with a wider range than men, in regard to how one dresses.

As far as how a woman would be perceived wearing the same clothes, I would be interested in testing the idea of a woman wearing the same, nice, clothes every day in a work environment, socially, etc. I’d also be interested in hearing the observations that a woman might make going through something like that.

My hunch is that the results would greatly be affected by what the woman wears, and how tasteful it looks on her. If a woman wears clothes that are out of style and don’t fit her well, then I could see the experience being much more negative than if she wore clothes that were tasteful, current, and fit well.

For men, we can get away with wearing jeans and a white t-shirt. It’s been accepted and understood that we look good in that, and it can easily translate to many different social environments.

For women, I think that there are some pieces of clothing that work in the same way. For example, in an office environment, I think that a white, collared, button down shirt may work well as a daily shirt. For social occasions, I think a classically styled black dress would be quite flexible.

So, my overarching response is that I generally agree with your sentiments, but would also like to see the experiment played out to see the real effects, rather than predicted or assumed effects.

We’ll see how the year goes. I’ve committed to it through 2008 and will re-evaluate. To be honest, the idea becomes more and more comfortable as a long-term solution the longer I’m in it. Which isn’t necessarily the case for all other practices of removing something from daily life.

And I’m with you on the sports clothes…though, I’m still trying to figure out what’s good for me in that area.