Test Flight · Orientation
Key Activities Map · Progress · Where You Are
The Test Flight sequence (and where you are now)
The Test Flight follows a clear sequence. Each activity is designed to surface signals about belief, clarity, and adoption—not to optimize polish or speed.
Use the map below to stay oriented. Movement is deliberate. There is no advantage to rushing.
Orientation
Act I · Adoption Model Mapping
Act II · Landscape & Decision
Act III · Experiment & Learning
Act IV · Test Flight Conclusion
This map shows your position in the Test Flight. The goal is visibility—what holds, what breaks, and what needs to be true next.
What happens in each Act
Orientation
Establish expectations, privacy boundaries, community norms, and the sequence you’ll follow.
Goal: reduce ambiguity
Act I · Adoption Model Mapping
Make adoption conditions visible: stakeholders, constraints, friction zones, and where belief must travel.
Goal: map the system
Act II · Landscape & Decision
Identify decision pathways and risk thresholds: who decides, who approves, who can veto, and why.
Goal: clarify decision reality
Act III · Experiment & Learning
Run small, signal-based tests to reduce uncertainty—designed to learn, not to “prove success.”
Goal: replace guessing with evidence
Act IV · Test Flight Conclusion
Produce the final snapshot: what changed, what holds, what breaks, and the clearest next moves.
Goal: synthesis & signal clarity
How to approach the Test Flight
Answer honestly. Move deliberately. Resist the urge to perform readiness.
The Test Flight creates value through accuracy—not confidence.
Next steps
When you’re ready, begin Act I. If you need to re-orient, return to Welcome or What to Expect.
We’ll recommend the lightest next step that produces meaningful visibility.