The Boss Launchpad
Student Disclosure Agreement

Last Updated: August 18, 2026

This Student Disclosure, Liability Statement, and Course Use Agreement (“Agreement”) applies to every purchaser, enrollee, and participant (“Student”) in The BOSS Launchpad (“Course”), offered by [Full Legal Business Name], doing business as Boss Up and Glow (“Company”).

By purchasing, accessing, or participating in the Course, or by electronically signing or selecting a box indicating acceptance, the Student confirms that they have read, understood, and agreed to the following terms.

1. Purpose of the Course

The BOSS Launchpad is a business-education program designed for beauty and wellness professionals and business owners, including, but not limited to, estheticians, cosmetologists, barbers, massage therapists, spa professionals, salon professionals, and other individuals seeking guidance about opening, operating, and growing a business.

The information provided is based on the personal experiences, professional experiences, opinions, and industry knowledge of the Company, its owner, and participating instructors or industry professionals. All Course information is provided solely for general educational and informational purposes.

The Course is not a substitute for individualized professional advice.

2. Educational Purposes Only

The Course does not provide individualized legal, financial, tax, accounting, investment, insurance, medical, employment, licensing, regulatory, or other professional advice.

Participation in the Course does not establish an attorney-client, accountant-client, financial-advisor, healthcare-provider, fiduciary, partnership, employment, or other professional relationship between the Student and the Company or any Course instructor.

The Student should consult appropriately qualified attorneys, accountants, tax professionals, financial advisors, insurance professionals, licensing agencies, medical professionals, or other advisors before making decisions related to their individual circumstances.

3. Student Responsibility for Financial and Business Decisions

Although the Course may discuss financial planning, funding options, loans, investments, pricing, budgeting, accounting, business operations, marketing, hiring, and other business topics, every financial and business decision made by the Student is entirely the Student’s responsibility.

This includes, without limitation, decisions concerning:

Business formation and business structure;
Funding, financing, loans, credit, and investments;
Business purchases, expenses, inventory, and equipment;
Location selection, leases, construction, and expansion;
Pricing, budgeting, taxes, bookkeeping, and profitability;
Vendors, software, products, and professional services;
Hiring, compensation, payroll, employee classification, and workplace policies;
Marketing, advertising, promotions, and customer communications;
Insurance, contracts, permits, licenses, and regulatory compliance; and
Services, treatment protocols, products, client care, and daily business operations.

The Company, its owner, employees, contractors, affiliates, hosts, guest speakers, product partners, and Course instructors are not responsible for the Student’s financial decisions, investments, purchases, debts, losses, liabilities, business obligations, or results.

The Student agrees to independently evaluate all Course information and obtain appropriate professional advice before acting on it.

4. No Guarantee of Results

The Company does not promise or guarantee that participation in the Course will result in:

The successful opening or operation of a business;
Approval for financing, funding, permits, or licenses;
Increased revenue, profit, clients, bookings, or sales;
Successful marketing or business growth;
Recovery of the Student’s Course fee or other investments; or
Any other financial, professional, or business outcome.

Examples, case studies, testimonials, financial figures, projections, and instructor experiences are provided for educational and illustrative purposes only. They are not promises, guarantees, or representations that the Student will achieve the same or similar results.

Individual results will vary based on factors including the Student’s effort, experience, decisions, resources, location, pricing, market conditions, implementation, and compliance with applicable laws.

5. Licensing and Professional Responsibility

The Student is solely responsible for determining whether they are properly educated, trained, certified, licensed, and insured to perform the services they offer.

The Student agrees to operate within the lawful scope of their professional license and comply with all applicable federal, state, county, and city requirements.

Laws, regulations, licensing requirements, health and safety rules, tax obligations, employment requirements, and professional scopes of practice vary by location and may change over time. The Student is responsible for verifying the current requirements that apply to their profession and business.

The BOSS Launchpad is a business-education course. It is not a professional licensing program and does not grant the Student a government-issued license, accreditation, or legal authority to perform any regulated service.

Completing the Course does not replace formal education, professional licensing, required certifications, continuing education, or advice from qualified professionals.

6. No Liability for Business Practices or Client Injuries

The Student is solely responsible for the manner in which they operate their business and provide services to clients.

The Student is responsible for:

Following sanitation, infection-control, and workplace-safety requirements;
Identifying contraindications and determining whether a service is appropriate;
Obtaining informed consent and maintaining appropriate client records;
Following product labels, manufacturer instructions, and equipment guidelines;
Maintaining required professional and business insurance;
Responding appropriately to adverse events, injuries, complaints, and emergencies; and
Ensuring that employees and contractors are properly trained, licensed, supervised, and insured.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Company and its owner, employees, contractors, affiliates, hosts, guest speakers, product partners, and Course instructors are not responsible for poor business practices, operational mismanagement, regulatory violations, client complaints, adverse reactions, property damage, or injuries resulting from the Student’s services, products, actions, omissions, employees, contractors, or business operations.

7. Copyright and Ownership of Course Materials

The Course and all associated materials are owned by or licensed to the Company and are protected by copyright, trademark, and other intellectual-property laws.

Protected Course materials include, without limitation:

Videos, audio recordings, photographs, graphics, and presentations;
Lessons, scripts, workbooks, guides, and handouts;
Checklists, forms, templates, protocols, systems, and frameworks;
Course names, branding, designs, and original terminology;
Interviews, demonstrations, and instructor materials;
Downloads, bonus materials, and community content; and
Any other original materials provided through the Course.

The Student receives a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and revocable license to use the Course materials solely for the Student’s own education and permitted internal business use.

Purchasing or completing the Course does not transfer ownership of any Course content or intellectual property to the Student. All rights not expressly granted in this Agreement are reserved by the Company.

8. Prohibited Use, Reproduction, and Sharing

Unless the Company provides prior written authorization, the Student may not:

Record, screen-record, photograph, copy, or capture Course content;
Reproduce, republish, upload, post, translate, or publicly display Course materials;
Sell, resell, license, sublicense, rent, give away, or otherwise distribute Course materials;
Share login credentials or permit another person to access the Course through the Student’s account;
Share Course materials with employees, contractors, colleagues, friends, clients, or individuals who have not purchased authorized access;
Recreate the Course or create a substantially similar course, coaching program, training, certification, workshop, membership, or digital product using Course content;
Teach, present, or distribute the Company’s materials as part of another program;
Present Course materials, systems, templates, language, or concepts as the Student’s original work;
Remove copyright, trademark, confidentiality, or ownership notices;
Upload Course content to artificial-intelligence systems, file-sharing services, public databases, or shared content repositories; or
Use Course materials for any unauthorized commercial purpose.

The Student may customize templates specifically identified by the Company as customizable for use within the Student’s own business. This permission does not authorize the Student to sell, teach, distribute, sublicense, or share the original or customized templates.

9. Guest Instructors, Experts, and Third Parties

The Course may include education, interviews, demonstrations, opinions, recommendations, or resources provided by guest instructors, independent professionals, product partners, vendors, or other industry experts.

The Company and participating instructors are each providing general educational information based on their respective experience and knowledge. Neither the Company nor any instructor, expert, host, or contributor is responsible for decisions made or actions taken by the Student in reliance on that information.

References to products, services, software, vendors, lenders, professionals, or other resources do not guarantee their performance, suitability, availability, approval, or results. The Student is responsible for performing their own due diligence before making a purchase, investment, or contractual commitment.

10. Student Conduct

The Student agrees to behave professionally, respectfully, ethically, and lawfully while participating in Course communities, discussions, events, calls, and other Course-related activities.

The Student may not:

Harass, threaten, intimidate, discriminate against, or abuse another participant or instructor;
Share another participant’s personal, financial, business, or confidential information;
Solicit participants for unrelated products or services without permission;
Post unlawful, defamatory, deceptive, sexually explicit, or intentionally disruptive content;
Misrepresent their identity, credentials, qualifications, or relationship with the Company;
Infringe another person’s intellectual-property or privacy rights; or
Interfere with the Course platform, instruction, security, or another student’s participation.

The Company may remove content or suspend or terminate a Student’s participation if the Company reasonably believes that the Student has violated this Agreement or created a legal, safety, security, or community concern.

11. Confidentiality and Respect for Other Students

Students may voluntarily share personal experiences, business information, financial circumstances, strategies, or challenges while participating in the Course.

The Student agrees to respect the privacy of other participants and not disclose another participant’s identity, personal information, private statements, financial information, or confidential business information without that person’s permission.

The Student may discuss their own experience with the Course but may not use that permission to disclose protected Course materials or another participant’s information.

12. Technology and Course Access

The Student is responsible for maintaining the internet connection, equipment, software, and technical capability required to access the Course.

The Company does not guarantee that Course access will always be uninterrupted or free from temporary outages, updates, maintenance, third-party platform failures, or circumstances outside the Company’s reasonable control.

Course access is provided for the access period identified on the applicable sales or checkout page. Access is personal to the Student and may not be transferred to another individual or business.

13. Assumption of Risk

The Student understands that opening, financing, owning, and operating a business involves financial, legal, professional, and operational risk.

The Student voluntarily assumes the risks associated with their business decisions and their implementation of Course information.

The Student acknowledges that they, not the Company or any Course instructor, control their spending, business operations, services, products, employees, contractors, clients, legal compliance, and implementation decisions.

14. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Company and its owner, employees, contractors, affiliates, hosts, guest speakers, product partners, and Course instructors will not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages arising from or relating to:

Participation in or reliance upon the Course;
The Student’s financial, legal, operational, employment, treatment, or purchasing decisions;
Loss of income, revenue, profits, clients, opportunities, data, or business reputation;
Business interruption, closure, or failure;
Actions taken or not taken based on Course information;
Products, services, vendors, lenders, professionals, or platforms mentioned in the Course;
Client complaints, injuries, adverse reactions, or claims associated with the Student’s services; or
Unauthorized access, technical interruptions, or third-party conduct.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Company’s total liability for any claim relating to the Course will not exceed the amount the Student actually paid directly to the Company for the Course.

Nothing in this Agreement excludes or limits liability that cannot legally be excluded or limited.

15. Indemnification

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Student agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the Company and its owner, employees, contractors, affiliates, hosts, guest instructors, product partners, and representatives from third-party claims, liabilities, losses, damages, judgments, and reasonable expenses arising from or related to:

The Student’s business activities, services, products, employees, contractors, or clients;
An injury, loss, adverse reaction, or damage associated with the Student’s professional services;
The Student’s violation of a law, regulation, licensing requirement, professional standard, or this Agreement;
The Student’s misuse or unauthorized distribution of Course materials; or
The Student’s negligent, unlawful, fraudulent, or wrongful conduct.

16. Payments and Refunds

The Student remains responsible for all payments agreed to at the time of purchase, including payments made through an installment or payment plan.

Refund eligibility, cancellations, failed payments, and access following nonpayment are governed by the refund and payment terms presented on the applicable sales page, checkout page, and Company Terms and Conditions.

The Student’s decision not to access, participate in, or complete the Course does not automatically cancel an outstanding payment obligation or create a right to a refund.

17. Suspension and Termination

The Company may suspend or terminate a Student’s Course access without refund if the Student:

Shares login credentials or permits unauthorized access;
Copies, recreates, distributes, teaches, or resells Course materials;
Violates the Company’s intellectual-property rights;
Fails to make required payments;
Violates the Course community standards; or
Materially violates any other provision of this Agreement.

The Company reserves the right to pursue available legal and equitable remedies for the unauthorized reproduction, distribution, resale, or misuse of its intellectual property.

The provisions concerning intellectual property, prohibited use, confidentiality, limitation of liability, indemnification, payment obligations, and governing law will survive the suspension or termination of Course access.

18. Governing Law

This Agreement will be governed by the laws of the State of Utah, without regard to its conflict-of-law principles.

Any legal proceeding arising from or relating to this Agreement will be brought in a court of competent jurisdiction located in Salt Lake County, Utah, unless applicable law requires otherwise.

19. Severability and Entire Agreement

If any provision of this Agreement is determined to be unlawful or unenforceable, that provision will be limited or modified only to the extent necessary, and the remaining provisions will continue in effect.

This Agreement, together with the Company’s Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, Refund Policy, and terms displayed at checkout, constitutes the agreement governing the Student’s participation in the Course.

20. Electronic Acceptance

Before completing the purchase, the Student must check the required box confirming acceptance of this Agreement.

By checking the box and completing the purchase, the Student confirms that:

They have read, understood, and agree to this Agreement;
The Course is provided for educational purposes only and does not provide individualized professional advice;
They accept full responsibility for their business, professional, and financial decisions;
The Company and Course instructors do not promise or guarantee results;
They are responsible for complying with all applicable licensing, safety, professional, and regulatory requirements;
They will not copy, record, share, recreate, teach, distribute, or resell the Course or its materials; and
They voluntarily agree to be legally bound by all terms of this Agreement.

Checking the required box constitutes the Student’s electronic acceptance of this Agreement. The Student should download or save a copy for their records.

If the Student does not agree to these terms, they must not check the box, complete the purchase, or access the Course.

The Boss Launchpad Student Disclosure Agreement