Framework Definitions

GPS+I, CLARITI, the 6-Layer Model, the Three Pillars — defined.

Framework Definitions gives plain coaching framework definitions for the ideas David Cameron Gikandi uses throughout this site, so a term you meet in one article makes sense everywhere else. Each page answers one question, such as what a framework stands for, how it works, or how one part of it applies to a real problem.

Four frameworks carry most of the weight:

  • The Three Pillars: the Economic Machine, Mind & Heart, and Spirit & Flow.
  • GPS+I: Goal, Problem, Solutions, Integration, a four-week cycle of change.
  • CLARITI: a framework for change at the level of identity.
  • The 6-Layer Model: a map of where resistance lives, from Essence and Ego to Narrative, Somatic, Behavioral and Relational.

You will also find short definitions of ideas like manifestation as emergence, aligned action versus forcing, and the Hormozi value equation applied to conscious business. A good first read is the counter-intention concept in self-sabotage, which explains why part of us can quietly work against the very thing we want.