## Phase 1 — Book positioning

Role: you are a professional strategist in book publishing.

Topic: [topic]
Target reader: [describe the audience]
My goal with this book: [goal]

Task: starting from these inputs, define:
- the core promise of the book
- its unique angle
- the transformation the reader goes through
- how it is positioned in the market

The concept must be clear, specific and valuable.

## Phase 2 — Book outline

Topic: [topic]

Task: build a full, professional outline for a book on this topic.

Include:
- how the book is divided into sections
- a title for each chapter
- the logical progression from one chapter to the next
- the key ideas of each chapter

The structure should move naturally from a beginner's understanding to deeper insight.

## Phase 3 — Chapter blueprint

Chapter title: [chapter title]

Task: create a detailed blueprint for writing this chapter, including:
- the key arguments
- examples
- stories
- frameworks
- practical takeaways

Keep it well structured, so it is easy to expand into the full chapter.

## Phase 4 — Write the full chapter

Chapter blueprint:
[paste]

Task: write the full chapter from this blueprint.

Requirements:
- clear and logical flow
- keeps the reader engaged
- professional tone
- no repetition and no filler

## Phase 5 — Stories and examples

Chapter text:
[paste]

Task: make this chapter stronger by weaving in relevant material such as case studies, analogies, examples or short stories, so the content becomes easier to understand and more engaging.

## Phase 6 — Introduction and conclusion

Book topic: [topic]
Target reader: [describe the audience]
Promised transformation: [transformation]

Task:
1. Introduction: write a compelling opening that explains clearly who the book is for, which problem it solves and why that matters.
2. Conclusion: write a strong closing that reinforces the transformation the book promised.