Test Flight · Orientation

Test Flight Orientation Start Here · Boundaries · Sequence

Purpose Reduce ambiguity before the work begins
What this is A short orientation layer for a 4-Act Test Flight
Tone Calm · Human · Evidence-based
Privacy Observational design, clear boundaries
Community LinkedIn observation space (light-touch)
Status Active

Before you begin the Acts

The Test Flight is a structured validation environment. It’s designed to make belief, decision logic, and adoption conditions visible before scale.

Orientation exists for one reason: so you can move through the Flight Deck without guessing what’s expected, what is private, and how to interpret what you’re seeing.

This is not a grading environment.
You are not here to perform readiness. You are here to surface reality—what holds, what breaks, and what needs to be true next.

How to use Orientation

  1. Read Welcome
    Set your posture for the Test Flight.
  2. Scan What to Expect & Privacy
    Know what’s collected, what’s private, and what’s observational.
  3. Open Key Activities
    Use the map to stay oriented across Acts I–IV.
You can return here at any point. Orientation is designed to reduce anxiety and prevent misinterpretation.

Orientation pages

Welcome
What this Test Flight is—and what it is not.
Start here
Your Guide
How facilitation works, and what the guide will not do.
Role clarity
Stakeholder Selection + Invitation
Choose observers who reflect real adoption conditions.
Set your panel
Key Terms & Applications
Shared language so you’re not translating mid-flight.
Vocabulary
Narrative Archetype Index
Lenses for interpretation—patterns, not labels.
Interpretation
What to Expect / Privacy
Boundaries, data use, and observational design.
Safety
Community & Observation
LinkedIn space: light-touch learning by watching.
Community
Go to Key Activities Begin Act I
Soft guidance only. You control pace and sequence.