Choose your reader and main question
Who are you writing for, and what should the reader understand better afterwards? Use that to assess your chapters and examples.
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From idea to first outline
AI can help organise possibilities, ask questions and explore an initial structure. You decide what to tell, which experiences matter and which words fit your voice.

Who are you writing for, and what should the reader understand better afterwards? Use that to assess your chapters and examples.
Collect the topics you want to cover and put them in a logical order. Let AI suggest alternatives and judge for yourself which direction works.
Begin with a scene, explanation or example you have something to say about. Use feedback to improve the text and verify facts and sources before including them.
This approach starts with your content and choices. AI can support structure, variations and editing, but you assess the quality and decide on the final text.
Write down who your book is for, which main question you want to answer and three examples you want to use. That gives you a concrete start while the video is being prepared.