These books live on my nightstand because they're part of my routine—and of who I'm becoming. In the morning, I start the day with more technical and structural readings. I'm immersed in the Retirement Planning Manual, studying with intention, thinking about growth, strategy, and how to transform knowledge into something solid, organized, and scalable. Before bed, I enter another universe. Stephen King's *Desperation* has been my nightly refuge. I like this feeling of traversing worlds, exploring layers of the mind, living in multiple universes within my own head. When I read fiction, I don't rest—I expand. At night, I also reserve time for my spiritual side, in an intimate and silent way, as part of my balance and clarity. 2026 is the year I decided to truly build. Less loose intention, more direction. I'm organizing my life, my time, and my projects to transform what I do into something bigger, more professional, more structured—like a company born with purpose and vision. These books tell that story. From someone multifaceted, strategic, curious, who doesn't choose a single path, but learns to sustain them all at the same time.