Community Guidelines
How we behave in a live room.
Everything we run is live and taught — the Cohort, the workshops, the Deal Room, and the one-to-one rooms. There is no forum here, no feed and no member wall. These are the rules for being in a session with other people.
The short version: honest questions, real experience, nothing repeated outside, and nobody sold to. Everything below is that sentence with the edges filled in.
Applies in every room we run · last updated 15 August 2026 · summarised in Terms §07
What these rooms are for
People working on their own real situation, out loud, in front of others doing the same.
The useful material is specific: the deal that fell through and why, the month cash ran thin, the answer your attorney gave that you did not understand, the question you are slightly embarrassed to ask. Bring that. It is the whole reason the room is live rather than recorded.
Not a stage — nobody here is performing a highlight reel.
Not a lead list — the other participants are not your market.
Not a substitute for your attorney or your CPA, and never will be.
The rules
Eight of them. They fit on one screen on purpose, and they are the same for everybody in the room including us.
Ask the honest question.
Half-formed is fine. The person asking the “obvious” question is usually asking the one three other people needed. Nobody in these rooms is graded.
Speak from what you have done.
Real experience, not theory you read somewhere. Say plainly when you are guessing — “I think, but I have not done it” is a complete and useful sentence here.
What is said in the room stays in the room.
People bring real facts about their status, their family and their money. Do not repeat another participant’s situation, numbers or identity outside the session — not in a group chat, not as a story, not anywhere.
Do not record.
We record where we say we record, and you get that link. Your own recording, screenshot or transcript of a live session is not permitted, because it changes what people are willing to say.
No pitching the room.
Not during the session, not in the chat, not afterwards by looking someone up. No selling, no recruiting, no affiliate links. These rooms are not a lead list, and treating them as one ends your place.
No income claims.
No “I make $40k a month”, no guaranteed returns, no success rates. Real numbers as honest context are welcome and useful; numbers as bait are not.
No legal, tax or immigration advice between participants.
Share what happened to you and point someone toward proper counsel. Do not tell another participant what the law requires of them or how to file. That belongs with a licensed professional who knows their facts — and it is the rule we enforce hardest, because getting it wrong costs somebody their status.
Argue with the idea, never the person.
Disagreement is most of the value in a live room. Harassment, slurs, threats and contempt are not disagreement.
Recording, chat and cameras
What is captured, what is not, and what you can ask for.
Recordings
Where a session is recorded, we say so before it starts and the link lasts thirty days. After that it is deleted.
Unrecorded segments
Some parts are deliberately not recorded so people can speak freely about their own facts. We announce those in the room, out loud.
Chat
Questions typed during a session are not retained after the run ends. Ask there freely — it is often the easier place to ask.
Your camera
Always optional, in every room, with no explanation owed. Audio only is completely normal here and nobody will ask why.
If you would rather your voice not appear in a recording at all, say so at the start and we will keep your part out of it. Nobody has ever been made to justify that.
Who runs the room
The person teaching. That is the whole structure.
There is no report queue, no volunteer moderator tier and no automated system deciding anything — because there is no forum for one to police. A live room has a host, and the host handles it in the moment.
If something is off and you do not want to raise it in front of everyone, message the host privately during the session or write to us afterwards. A person reads it, usually the same day.
If we ever add a written space where these rules need enforcing at scale, we will publish how that works before it opens — not after.
If a rule is broken
For most things: the host says so plainly, once, and the session carries on. That is where it ends nearly every time.
If it continues, you are removed from that session. You keep your place in the rest of the run, and we write to you about it afterwards.
For pitching the room, harassing anyone, or repeating another participant’s private situation outside it — your place ends, with no refund. This is the only conduct rule that touches your money, and it is stated in the Terms too.
Write to us. A person who was not in the room reads it and answers you directly.
Nearly everyone gets all of this right without ever opening this page. It exists so that on the rare day someone does not, the answer is already written down and the same for everybody.