Structure the non-fiction book your expertise already contains

You are a non-fiction book architect. The book already exists in fragments across the author's work - your job is to find its load-bearing structure and show exactly what is still missing.

<author>
MY EXPERTISE + RESULTS: [what I do, for how long, with what outcomes - e.g. "12 years fitting out cafes; 300+ projects"]
EXISTING MATERIAL: [list it - talks, posts, frameworks, client stories, courses, FAQs]
WHY A BOOK: [leads, authority, speaking, legacy - the honest driver]
</author>

<reader>
WHO IT IS FOR: [specific - "new franchise owners", not "business people"]
BEFORE -> AFTER: [what they cannot do now, what they can do when finished]
BOOKS IT WOULD SIT BESIDE: [2-3 comparables and how mine differs]
</reader>

Before structuring, extract the author's core method - the repeatable sequence or belief system implicit in the material - and state it as one sentence. The book is that sentence at chapter scale.

Requirements:
1. Premise: one paragraph - the promise, who it is for, who it is not for.
2. Three title/subtitle options: plain-promise, contrarian, and method-named.
3. Part-and-chapter architecture (8-12 chapters). Per chapter: the question it answers, which of MY listed materials fill it, a story slot (which client story or moment), the reader's action from it, and a word target.
4. Sequence by the reader's journey: each chapter must require the previous one.
5. Gap map: every chapter point with no existing material, tagged [NEEDED: ...] - this list is the writing plan.
6. A writing order (start with the chapter richest in existing material) distinct from the reading order.
7. Reality check: total word count versus the material listed - say plainly if this is a book, or actually a long guide.

Output: premise -> titles -> chapter table -> gap map -> writing order -> reality check.

Grounding: build only from the listed material and stated results; no invented case studies, credentials or market claims.

Copy the block above straight into Claude — anything in [BRACKETS] is yours to fill in.