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Project Visibility Map
Not every project should be shown immediately.
The Project Visibility Map helps you determine whether your project currently needs working silence, a trusted circle, controlled testing, public communication, or scaled visibility.
The Law of Silence is not about hiding the project. It is about choosing the right level of visibility for the right stage of its development.
1definitely not
2rather not
3partly / difficult to say
4rather yes
5definitely yes
Project Visibility Map
Total score
Lowest score
Area requiring the most attention
Recommended visibility level
Scaling control question
Can the project currently receive greater interest and deliver value without losing quality?
Additional interpretation
Signals requiring attention
The Custodian’s Question
Am I speaking about the project because it is strategic, or because I am seeking validation?
What is meant to happen as a result of speaking about it?
Five visibility circles — optional working map
1. Working silence
What should not yet be revealed?
2. Trusted circle
Who may see the project at the current stage?
3. Controlled test
What can be shown to a small group?
4. Public communication
What may be shown publicly?
5. Scaled visibility
What may be promoted, sold, or distributed more broadly?