Problem: Article: Your ideal office location has a lot to do with the practice areas in which you've chosen to specialize. For example, if you plan to be a civil litigator and spend most of your time in court, you would benefit from having an office within walking distance of the courthouse. You won't have to worry about traffic or finding parking when you can just walk to court. Keep in mind how much space you'll need. For example, if you plan to meet often with clients in your office, you may need a dedicated conference room. Study the real estate market in the areas where you'd like to lease office space so you have a good idea of the market value of any available offices you visit. Set priorities for various property features so you know what you can't live without and what you can compromise on. Paying the lowest rent, for example, might not be of much benefit to you if you don't have adequate space. Depending on the area of law you intend to practice, you may be able to work from home for at least a short period of time while you're getting your law firm off the ground. If you absolutely must have a separate office, consider using an office share company or leasing a suite of rooms from another firm. You need to plan for employee expenses, including payroll, health insurance, and worker's compensation insurance. Early on, you should focus your staffing needs on legal assistants and paralegals who have experience. If they have too much experience, you may not be able to afford to hire them, but you also can't afford to hire someone who requires a lot of training. You need staff members who already understand the basics of working in a law office. If your office is located near a law school, contact the school's career services office and see if you can get a law student to intern. You won't inspire much confidence if you open your doors to clients and your desk consists of 2x4s propped up on milk crates. Whether you decide to start a high-tech paperless office or use the traditional paper file method of organization also will have an impact on the type of office space you need and how big your office will need to be. When you budget your start-up costs for furniture and equipment, talk to your tax advisor to determine how those expenses can be deducted. Some equipment you can deduct the full cost of all at once, while other items have to be depreciated over a number of years. At a minimum, you need computer programs to manage your calendar and contacts, track your billing, and organize your digital files. You also may want to subscribe to an online legal research system such as LexisNexis or Westlaw. These companies have different subscription levels so you can balance access to the information you need with a price you can afford. If you're going to focus on internet presence, you may want to hire a web designer or a social networking expert, at least on a freelance or temporary basis to get your accounts set up. You also might consider hiring a copywriter or blogger to create informative copy for your website. Depending on your practice area, you might consider targeted advertising online or in local publications that cater to your ideal client base.
Summary: Go location scouting. Evaluate office alternatives. Decide how many people you want on staff. Consider your needs for office furniture and equipment. Price document management and research services. Include marketing expenses in your budget.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Having more stuff will increase your costs. List your belongings on websites like Craigslist and eBay and sell things that you don't want or plan on replacing when you get to your new apartment or house. Consider holding a garage sale to get rid of things that you don't want anymore. You can use the money that you get from selling your belongings to offset your moving costs. If you've tried selling your belongings but haven't been able to get rid of everything, you can donate the rest your things to charities like The Salvation Army. You can also ask your friends if they want any of your stuff. If you have really old or worn items that aren't useful anymore, consider throwing them away to reduce the number of things you need to transport. Locations like grocery stores and recycling centers may have free boxes they can give you. You may also be able to get free boxes from family, friends, or your employer. You can also make a post on social media to see if anyone has leftover boxes. Save your packing materials so that you can reuse them if you have to move again. our belongings. Cleaning as you pack will cut down on the cost of having to hire cleaners when you're done moving. It will also save you from potentially losing a portion of your safety deposit because of cleaning fees.

SUMMARY: Sell your belongings to cut down on what you need to move. Donate or throw away things you don't want or need. Ask local businesses for free boxes. as you pack your belongings.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Anyone can be sweet, regardless of how they look or what they wear, but certain styles and images tend to be associated with specific personality types. The change can be as simple as a gentle smile to as complex as a complete makeover, including a new hairstyle, new makeup, and a new outfit. Sweetness is associated with youthfulness, so refrain from wearing anything too revealing or "sexy." Opt instead for simple or modest outfits. If you are a girl, consider wearing: a shirt with a sweetheart neckline and a knee-length skirt, a peasant blouse and some jeans, or a summery dress. Refrain from wearing anything that reveals too much cleavage or exposes your belly button. You can still look feminine, but be sure your outfit is also modest. If you are a boy, consider wearing: slacks and button up shirts, neutral colors, or a simple T-shirt and jeans. Refrain from wearing anything with inappropriate designs or slogans, muscle shirts, or several sizes too large. You want a proper and modest image. Anyone can be sweet, regardless of how they dress, but certain shapes are associated with harshness. Wearing lots of spikes and studs might make you appear tough and intimidating, which in turn might make you appear unapproachable. Sweet people generally have a softer appearance, and are easy to approach. Light colors, such as pastels, pink, lilac, baby blue, and whites, are often associated with softness, purity, innocence and gentleness. Wearing these colors might help others perceive you as having these qualities. Sweetness is associated with youthfulness, which can be achieved through wearing little to no makeup. Consider wearing light eyeshadow, some mascara, and light-colored lipstick or lip gloss. You want your makeup to look simple and innocent, so stay away from dark or glamorous styles, such as smoky eyeshadow and dark red lipstick. Consider wearing makeup that make your eyes appear larger, to lend that doe-eyed look often associated with youthfulness and innocence. Sweet people are often youthful, and youth is associated with good health. You can appear more healthy by taking good care of yourself. This means bathing every day, washing your face and brushing your teeth daily, and combing your hair. If you sweat or have a strong body odor, you may want to consider a deodorant. Staying neat will show others that you take care of yourself, which in turn gives others a more positive impression of you. You can make yourself appear tidy and neat by taking care of yourself and your clothes and belongings. This means you comb your hair, mend any rips or tears on your clothes, and wash your clothes if they get dirty. It also means that you take care of your belongings by keeping them clean and not letting them get ruined. For example: You can protect your textbooks by covering them with paper, and storing them carefully so that the corners do not get bent. You can keep your pencils looking neat by not chewing on them, and by sharpening them if they get dull. A smile will not only help you appear kinder, but it will also make you appear happier and thus more approachable.
Summary:
Consider altering your look. Dress simply and modestly. Refrain from studs and spikes. Consider wearing light-colored outfits. Wear little makeup, if any. Maintain good hygiene. Maintain a neat appearance. Smile often.