The metaphor in The Life Reset Button is doing the recruiting. A reset is not a slow improvement plan, it is the promise that you can stop, clear the board and begin again, which is a very particular appeal and one that self-help returns to whenever a life has become too crowded to reorganise gently.
Marco Stitipas writes squarely on the personal development shelf, with no second genre hedging the position. Three and a half hours is the practical length for that sort of book: long enough to build a method, short enough to be finished while the resolve holds.
Nothing further sits on our record, and we would rather say less than guess.