Writing Cafe / Don't leave until you finish writing?

A while ago, I read in a weekly magazine that there is a cafe in Tokyo, Japan, which is specially used for "rushing drafts". It not only provides power supply and free WIFI for writers, but also needs to turn in "writing goals" before entering the store. Don't leave." Just looking at the title is really interesting.

This cafe is located in Koenji, West District, Tokyo, Japan. The name of the cafe is "Original Writing CAFE". This cafe has an Italian exotic, jazz bar atmosphere, and ten seats are reserved every day in the small store. The original workers who are rushing drafts, such as writers, screenwriters, editors, cartoonists, editors, etc., feature an unlimited supply of self-service coffee and tea in the store. (Just thinking about this is amazing~~)

After all, what you need most when writing a manuscript is a drink, such as coffee, milk tea, or black tea. It would be better if you could have a cup of it. In addition to being refreshing, it can also increase the atmosphere of writing, not to mention the beauty of the coffee shop. I feel that writing a manuscript has to be romantic.

But the premise of writing a manuscript in this coffee shop is - as soon as you enter the door, you must hand over today's writing goals to the boss, and this goal must be completed before the coffee shop feints. target, and pay the boss more as a punishment ^^ (It's really cool, right?)

If there is such a coffee shop in Taiwan, I wonder if the business will be booming?

As a writer, I know very well that procrastination is a common problem for original writers. It seems that before the deadline, I will let myself drag on forever. I have no inspiration, I have a lot of chores, I am not in the mood, and so on. It’s logical to use it as an excuse. After all, it’s not until the due date. I can delay it as long as I can. If there is such a cafe, I might really try it.

It’s like sitting in the library for K-books when I was studying, because there are a group of people who want K-books just like me. When they see others working hard, they will read a few books along with them. If there is such a coffee shop, see When a bunch of people are rushing to the side, they should be more willing to sit in and write the manuscript, right?

According to the owner of the cafe, this is indeed the case. Usually, people who come to the store to write will complete the work of the day faster than they expected, which is really effective in curing procrastination.

I wonder if everyone is interested in walking into such a writing cafe? ^^