Man of La Mancha

In the volatile days of the Spanish Inquisition, the writer Miguel de Cervantes (Peter O'Toole) and his manservant (James Coco) make livings as tax collectors but soon find themselves imprisoned after being accused of crimes against the church. Now facing the wrath of their fellow inmates, Cervantes must persuade the unruly bunch not to burn his prized manuscript -- by performing it for them. With the help of a prostitute (Sophia Loren), they begin the tale of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza.something and once they have done that they leave because their purpose in your life has now been fulfilled. Whereas there are also those that are an absolute blessing because they are the positive people who make life worth living and make things just that little bit easier when shit seems to get real hard.

Ghosts of the past, as they say, will always be there in one way or another but it's all about how you deal with it – whether you let your past take over your future and most importantly your present, or do you actually let go of it and move on from it after learning from those mistakes.

As I always say there is an opportunity cost, not only in business, but also in every