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What books would you describe as nothing burger?
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Disagree on subtle art, as someone with 3 kids, the core message of choosing what to care about is super important. There is so much in life you don't need to concentrate on.
I've read rich dad poor dad, somewhat interesting but ultimately not that helpful.
I've heard of 7 habits, not read it though.
Not heard of the other one.