Not a guru. Not a motivational speaker. A marketing director, father of two, and Spaniard who has spent 20 years taking notes on what actually works. These books are what I wish I had read before making the mistakes I made.
The adult-life manual nobody gave you — and that you can no longer ignore.
A Line on the Beach is not a motivation book. It is a system. Health, Work, Money and Love: the four pillars every adult needs to manage and that nobody teaches you in school or university.
No big revelations. No gurus with a tie. Just methodology, tables, exercises, and the perspective of someone who has made enough mistakes to have something concrete to say.
How to Win in the Theater of Social Media.
“Mucha mierda” is what Spanish theater people say to wish good luck before a show. The same raw spirit this book brings to content creation and personal branding. 25 years of real marketing — no gurus, no overnight hacks. Just the method behind content that actually moves people.
A novel about Destiny as bureaucracy. The scribe who observed everything.
The universe doesn’t run on chaos or fate. It runs on departments, hierarchies, and bureaucrats called scribes — civil servants of Destiny, assigned at birth, who observe and record every human life. José Manuel has no idea he has been watched his entire life. YZ, his scribe, has been filling out forms, logging incidents, and filing reports for decades. Until something breaks.