question, which is, what are the last three self-development books I've read? One of them was The Dreams of Reason by Thomas Pagels. Very, very good book. Gives somewhat of an analysis of your dreams and what you're dreaming about and the reasons of those dreams. Very, very good book. I still have the copy. Actually, I purchased it from the library and really, really enjoy that book. Next one is American Architecture, which kind of delves into why people build. So it goes back, and it's a really good book. Marcells Riffis is the author of it. It really delved into why Americans build. So it was a very, very good book. I enjoyed it. It was a quick read, so appreciate in reading that. I purchased that, believe it or not, from the library as well. And the last book, which was given to me, was The Invisible Pyramid. The Invisible Pyramid, and that was by Karen Isley. So it's a very good book. I had to read a couple chapters over again, but really got the gist of understanding corporations, how they are structured, what they were looking for. And really, not too much has changed in terms of the philosophical aspects of it, but very good book. And that was given to me. So yeah, those were the three books, and I enjoyed them immensely. There's tons of books that I have, but those were the last three.