An Activation Path is a sequence of connected transitions that moves a system from potential to meaningful action.
A strong path does not depend on constant pressure. Each step reduces uncertainty, creates feedback, and increases the probability of the next activation.
Potential → Recognition → First Action → Connection → Feedback → Compounding
The central question is not only:
What outcome do we want?
It is:
What is the next achievable step that can activate the entire path?
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