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Julie Broad, in a short YouTube clip titled 'Non-Fiction Book Writing Surprise Number 4', reflects on concerns that her non-fiction book lacks storytelling, case studies, and examples. She worries the draft feels 'textbooky' and that she removed stories to reduce length, which may reduce reader connection. She emphasizes storytelling as foundational to nonfiction and highlights that personal stories provide a unique 'why' that AI cannot replicate.

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