Hi, Chris - another engaging and very well thought-out post:)

First, thanks for pointing out that "consequences" are just a result and their negative or positive value is set by our expectations and goals.   People tend to shy away from anything entitled a consequence, and yet winning Powerball would have many consequences for me ... to which I say, bring 'em on:).

I have no suggestions for additional core concepts, but I do appreciate the three you chose to focus on.   The progression from Context to Commitment to Consequences is strong, logical and important.   Nice job sequencing these 3 core concepts :)

John