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Creating A Terrific Home OfficeBy Maria MarsalaMany individuals who choose to start a business have an image of what they want their ideal office to look like, yet the priority of creating a business should not be on the office furniture itself. Choose to use your money wisely and instead add, creating my ideal office into one of your business goals. Design a 1-year plan, 3-year plan, 5-year and 10-year office plan and be willing to adjust it as is necessary. It's not unrealistic to move a business out of a home and many business owners don't consider this at first glance. I'll give you a picture of a 1-10 year plan based on my own experiences. My first desk was created in my bedroom using three three-drawer file cabinets, plywood, 2 different styles of molding and a 2x4. The wood was painted to match the rooms décor. The wood was attached to the wall so that when I moved around, my desk didnt. Three years later, I had the opportunity to accept an old metal desk, and graduated to an office and moved my office out of my bedroom and into its own room. Two years later I was looking for a bookshelf and real wooden shelves were priced out of my budget. I happened into an office furniture store that also sold used furniture. I purchased three 3x6 wooden bookshelves and a 5-drawer filing cabinet the color of my metal desk. Not bad for $200! Pointers:
Postscript: No one has ever walked into my office and said, "what a wonderful used furniture office you have!" Instead I hear about how beautiful my shelves are and how cozy my office is. For additional ideas to help you create a terrific home office, view these articles: How To Make Your (Home) Office Reflect You
How To Minimize Interruptions When You Work At Home
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