The dreamer's office may be stylish and flamboyant, or it may be cluttered, like mine, but full of interesting things. You're sure to find lots of toys and cartoons. My friend Barbara, an alternative healer, turned her home office into a virtual fortune teller's wagon. You enter the room through a bead curtain. Most days, the place is festooned with cut flowers, whatever was for sale at Lunds that day.
Scented candles burn long into the night.
Analysts are the loneliest home office users, but you seldom hear them complain, because they are at home among data, and the home office gives them tremendous freedom to do their thing. These people are organized to the max. My brother Pat qualifies. In the last couple of years he has switched over to a Pentium multimedia machine, but the meticulousness has carried over. These people, the temperamental opposites of doers, really don't want to be at their desk, but they understand that they may be there for a long time.