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Astra should evaluate an investment strategy through an explicit diagnosis, a guiding policy, and mutually reinforcing actions.
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“TITLE: A destination is not a strategy. BODY: A mission specifies a desired future; a diagnosis identifies the obstacle that makes reaching it difficult. A guiding policy selects how to address that obstacle, while coherent actions reveal whether the proposed approach can actually be implemented. Test competing diagnoses rather than assuming the chosen policy proves its own premise. APPLICATION: 'Build orbital abundance' is a destination; a strategy must specify the first customer problem, why it is binding, the intervention, and the mutually reinforcing actions. LIMIT: A well-formed strategy can still fail if its diagnosis is wrong. This rule is not a forecast of success. SOURCE: Rumelt, Good Strategy/Bad Strategy, chunks 139 and 152–158.”