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Wanting to read all or most of the works of important philosophers. Need help organizing.

Hello Reddit.

I'm trying to do what the title says, but I can't organize a route to follow. I've started reading all the works from Plato and then I want to go with Aristotle, but from there I don't know where to go.

I find more appealing the takes of more modern philosophers i.e  Kierkegaard, Hegel, Nietzsche, Wittgenstein, Sartre. But everyone recommended to have a strong foundation of western philosophy before reading some of them. So I decided to start a journey to have a strong grasp on it, but I also don't mind some eastern philosophy in between.

The problem is, that I don't know how to lay the path ahead to do so. What will be your recommendation on that? A list of the philosophers I need to read will work fine, I can then dig on my own how to approach them.

Sorry if this is too much to ask or for any grammatical errors, english is not my main language.

Also thanks in advance for anyone that takes their time to help me.

UPDATE: Thanks a lot to everyone that has commented. After reading all your comments I came to the conclusion that I can read whatever piqued my interest and that reading that much beforehand is not something mandatory. This started when I wanted to read some Nietzsche, but I saw recommended in a lot of posts to have a strong background to grasp it correctly.
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The typical advice here is usually the opposite, start with a philosopher you’re interested in, and you can use secondary literature to helpfully give you precisely the background you need to understand them rather than waiting decades to start reading what interests you. Usually you can ask for a specific philosopher if any of their works are easier to start with or if any secondary literature is more highly recommended (or just use the search bar on the side as these questions get asked a lot and there’s tons of good advice already that you can access immediately).