Author Archives: tomkosiec

Welcome back to part two of finding your perfect workspace away from home. In part one, I covered workspaces like libraries, coffee shops and hotels. For part two let’s look at five more workspaces that I encourage you to try. … Continue reading →

Working from home feels great and with advances in technology, it’s easier than ever. But if you’re unemployed spending all your time at home makes it tough to stay motivated. If that’s the case for you here’s some workspace ideas … Continue reading →

I used to feel depressed all the time. I never wanted to leave the house. I didn’t want to hang out with my friends, play videogames or do anything. I overcame it, but I know how damaging it is during … Continue reading →

Things just aren’t working out in your hometown, and you yearn for greener pastures. But you can’t just drop everything and move to a new city and start a new life for yourself can you? Actually, you can, but you … Continue reading →

We’ve all heard the expression that the early bird gets the worm. However, maybe you’re not a morning person and don’t see the benefits of waking up early. That’s fine, and you may be better of not forcing yourself out … Continue reading →

Finding a job. Often one of the most challenging and frustrating moments of your life. I’ve found myself in long periods of unemployment, and it’s hard to stay positive. To those going through a rough time here’s some helpful tips … Continue reading →

007: Goldfinger (1964) Considered the best Bond film by critics like Rolling Stone’s Peter Travers. I agree that everything that defines a Bond film is here, but it’s not my favorite of the franchise. It’s still great and hard to … Continue reading →

014: Die Another Day (2002) Like Quantum of Solace, this movie gets a bad rep. I agree some of the action gets too ridiculous, and the villain’s outfit on the plane is appalling. For me, the invisible car isn’t too … Continue reading →

021: From a View to a Kill (1985) Considered one of the worst Bond movies ever according to many film critics. Yes, Roger Moore playing Bond at 58 is pushing it, but From a View to a Kill doesn’t deserve … Continue reading →

With the recent release of Spectre, I felt it was an excellent opportunity to assess how I feel about all the James Bond 007 films. So, after seeing all 24 official films, three unofficial ones and one documentary I asked … Continue reading →