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The GFunnel Methodology

Group Facilitation Algorithm

The steps

  1. Identify the group’s current Three Kingdoms alignment. Where is the group operating from? Reactive (First), structured (Second), or vision-aligned (Third)?
  2. Identify the gradient the group is being asked to channel. From what current state to what desired group state?
  3. Apply Vibration. Match the group’s frequency before shifting it. Forcing pace ahead of group frequency produces resistance.
  4. Apply Layer I.D. Locate the dynamic middle of group energy — active enough to engage, calm enough to think. Adjust as conditions shift.
  5. Apply Gender. Project clear structure (Masculine) while leaving space for participant contribution (Feminine). Both must be present.
  6. Apply Process Density. Sufficient prompts and frames to organize thought, not so many that contribution is suppressed.
  7. Per Cause and Effect: set explicit causes for behavior you want. Implicit causes produce inconsistent behavior.
  8. Document outcomes per Database step. Group facilitation improves through deliberate review of which interventions produced which shifts.

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From the GFunnel Methodology v5.1 by Cameron Garlick, licensed CC BY 4.0. Steps are reproduced word for word.