Earnings and Results Disclaimer

1. About this disclaimer

Effective date: October 5, 2026

This Earnings and Results Disclaimer comes from Knowledge2Ideas, Inc., a Kansas corporation ("Knowledge2Ideas," "K2I," "we," or "us").

It applies to knowledgetoideas.com and knowledge2ideas.com, to the programs, courses, coaching, assessments, and services we offer, and to our current and future learning brands. It also applies to our marketing in any form, including sales pages, emails, webinars, videos, social media posts, advertisements, and live events.

This disclaimer is part of our Terms and Conditions. Please read it before you buy or rely on anything we offer.

2. No guarantee of results

We do not promise or guarantee that you will earn any money, grow a business, get a job, earn a promotion or raise, or reach any other personal or professional result by using our programs or following our ideas.

Our programs teach skills, frameworks, and strategies. What you achieve depends on how you apply them, and on many factors we do not control, including:

• your background, experience, education, and existing skills;
• the time, effort, and consistency you put in;
• your decisions, and how well you carry them out;
• your industry, employer, local job market, and economic conditions; and
• changes in technology, including artificial intelligence, and in the businesses and platforms you rely on.

Your results may be less than anything described in our materials, and you may see no financial gain at all. You should not buy any program expecting a specific financial return.

3. Earnings and income examples

Our materials may mention income, revenue, salaries, savings, or other financial figures, including our own results or those of clients and learners. Unless we clearly state otherwise next to the figure:

• the figure is an example, not a prediction or promise of what you will earn;
• it is not typical, and you should assume your results will differ; and
• it does not account for costs such as program fees, time, tools, advertising, or taxes.

Any figures about our own business or earnings describe our experience. Our experience comes from years of work and resources you may not have, and it is not a measure of what you can achieve.

If you see a specific earnings claim in our marketing and want to know what it is based on, contact [email protected].

4. Testimonials and case studies

Testimonials, success stories, and case studies come from real people and reflect their own experience and opinions. They are not typical, and they do not guarantee that you will get the same or similar results.

• We may edit testimonials for length or clarity, but not in a way that changes their meaning.
• We do not publish a testimonial we know to be false, or one that no longer reflects the person's view.
• Some stories may combine details or change names to protect privacy. When we do, we say so.

Material connections. Some people who give testimonials have received something from us, such as free or discounted access, a payment, a gift, or a business relationship, or they may be our employees, contractors, partners, or family. When a connection like this exists and a reader would not expect it, we disclose it next to the testimonial.

5. Career and professional outcomes

Jobs and advancement. Completing a program does not guarantee that you will be hired, promoted, given a raise, or kept in a job. Employers make those decisions for their own reasons.

Certificates. A certificate or badge from K2I shows only that you completed a program's requirements. It is not a professional license, a degree, or academic credit, and it is not issued or endorsed by any government agency or accrediting body unless the program page says so in writing. See section 6 of our Terms and Conditions for details.

Assessments. Behavioral and personality assessments, such as DISC-based assessments, describe tendencies and preferences. They do not predict job performance, earnings, or success.

Technology and AI. Some programs teach skills for working alongside artificial intelligence. Technology, employers, and job markets change quickly and unpredictably. Words such as "AI-proof," "future-proof," "indispensable," or "edge," including when they appear in a brand or program name, describe the goal of a program, not a guarantee. No program can protect any job or career from automation, restructuring, or other changes.

6. Your responsibility

Your decisions. You are responsible for your own decisions and their results, including how you use anything you learn from us. Do your own research, and consider whether a program fits your goals and budget before you buy it.

Forward-looking statements. Statements about what you could do, build, or become are opinions and goals, not facts or promises. Words such as "can," "will," "could," "expect," and "plan" signal statements like this. They depend on future events that no one can predict.

Not professional advice. Our programs give general education. They are not financial, investment, legal, tax, accounting, employment, medical, or mental health advice. Speak with a qualified professional before making decisions in those areas.

Risk. Any business, career change, or investment involves risk, including the risk of losing the money and time you put in. Only commit what you can afford to lose.

7. Affiliate links, updates, and contact

Affiliate links. We may recommend third-party products, tools, or services. If we earn a commission or other benefit when you buy through our link, we say so near the recommendation. We recommend only things we believe are useful, but you should evaluate them yourself.

Updates. We may update this disclaimer. When we do, we will post the new version here and change the effective date.

Contact. Questions about this disclaimer or any claim in our marketing: