I have read, agree with, and understand the terms, conditions, and client rights & responsibilities, listed publicly here. To re-iterate, becoming a client comes with *mutual* responsibilities. They are copied below:

Client Responsibilities

1. COMPASSION You are responsible for staying open-minded, inclusive, curious, and adaptable. You are responsible for learning new things and sharing criticism constructively. You have the responsibility to practice kindness, show patience with learning curves, and act compassionately. All this applies to yourself, our staff, and others in our community.

2. RESPECT. You have the responsibility to honor the rights mentioned in your Client Agreement for yourself and others. You have the responsibility of showing up on time as an act of honor for yourself and others.  If you notice someone might be struggling, hurting, or unsafe, you have a responsibility to seek the most respectful method to care for everyone involved.

3. INTEGRITY. You are responsible for practicing your bravery with authenticity and honesty. This includes adhering to Peterson Resilience Consulting’s client agreement, website terms, and conditions, and making payments on time. This also includes respecting the boundaries of yourself and others.

4. SELF-RELIANCE. You have the responsibility to use your own power, curiosity, and resourcefulness. You are in the driver’s seat of your experience. You cannot be made to do anything you don’t want to do that you haven't already agreed to do, but you’ll get the most value out of your enrollment and our community by being prepared and using the resources available to seek solutions to your questions or problems. Note: Asking for help or clarification is an act of self-reliance.

5. COMMUNAL EFFORT. You are responsible for co-creating your experience. This includes but is not limited to collaborating, engaging in group discussion, communicating authentically with integrity, and providing as much relevant information as possible. You are responsible for ensuring that the delivery of support and services is accurate and complete. You are encouraged to speak up and let others know about any unexpected happenings, hesitations, reservations, technical difficulties, additional needs, and especially any new or revised bravery goals. Improvements or changes can’t be made if the desire for them is not known.

6. PARTICIPATION. You have the responsibility to show up and speak up. You have the responsibility to participate, even if this means declining further participation or redefining boundaries. You’re encouraged to make your desires known or personal boundaries clear by communicating with your coach or the facilitator of the group as soon as possible. Peterson Resilience Consulting is not a “spectator sport.” You are responsible for practicing, playing, and exploring. This applies when applicable to group Zoom calls, community forums, private coaching sessions, and weekly office hours. If you’re unable to attend an event, you are responsible for participating by submitting your questions in advance or watching the replay video before it expires. You have the responsibility to schedule your private coaching sessions and keep those appointments or reschedule them per the terms in your Client Agreement.

7. IMMEDIACY. You have a responsibility to actively use your power of choice in the present moment. You have a responsibility to take action within a reasonable amount of time. Your responsibility to take action applies to being honest with yourself and others.  Intentional and consistent practice of resilient bravery is often rewarded with timely and measurable results.