MASTER TERMS & CONDITIONS

Last Updated: August 20, 2026

These Master Terms & Conditions ("Terms") govern your purchase of, enrollment in, access to, participation in, and use of websites, digital products, courses, coaching programs, memberships, communities, events, summits, workshops, trainings, templates, resources, services, portals, recordings, and other offerings provided by Nalya Jimenez, including offerings operated under the brands The Mom Bosses and The SheEO Society.

For purposes of these Terms, "Company," "we," "us," and "our" mean Nalya Jimenez, including business activities conducted under The Mom Bosses and The SheEO Society brands.

"You," "your," and "Client" mean the individual or entity purchasing, accessing, or participating in the applicable product or Service.

These Terms apply across Company products, programs, memberships, communities, events, and Services unless additional program-specific terms expressly provide otherwise.

1. ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS

By purchasing, enrolling in, accessing, participating in, or using a Company product or Service, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to these Terms.

You specifically acknowledge that these Terms include provisions concerning:

• Intellectual property;

• Use of Company materials;

• Artificial intelligence;

• Confidentiality;

• Community conduct;

• Payments;

• Refunds;

• Termination;

• Cross-program termination;

• Dispute resolution; and

• Limitations of liability.

If you do not agree to these Terms, do not purchase, access, or use the applicable Service.

Where Company provides a checkbox or other affirmative acceptance mechanism during checkout or enrollment, completing that acceptance constitutes your agreement to these Terms.

2. DEFINITIONS

Services

"Services" means products, programs, courses, coaching, memberships, communities, workshops, events, summits, trainings, resources, portals, and other offerings provided by Company.

Company Content

"Company Content" means original content and materials created, owned, or lawfully licensed by Company and provided through the Services.

Depending upon the applicable Service, Company Content may include:

• Course lessons;

• Curricula;

• Written trainings;

• Videos;

• Audio;

• Call recordings;

• Transcripts;

• Presentations;

• Slides;

• Workbooks;

• Worksheets;

• Templates;

• Checklists;

• Prompts;

• Graphics;

• Documents;

• Downloadable resources;

• Original written descriptions of Company frameworks and systems;

• Proprietary training materials;

• Original compilations and arrangements of content;

• Internal business materials;

• Community resources;

• Event materials; and

• Other original materials provided through Company Services.

Company Content may be delivered verbally, visually, electronically, digitally, in writing, through live coaching, through recordings, within communities, through online portals, or through other delivery methods.

3. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OWNERSHIP

Company retains all rights it holds in Company Content, including applicable copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, and other intellectual property rights.

Purchasing or receiving access to a Service does not transfer ownership of Company Content to Client.

Client receives only a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, and revocable license to access and use Company Content for Client's own education and permitted internal business implementation.

Except where Company expressly authorizes otherwise in writing, Client may not:

• Copy;

• Reproduce;

• Republish;

• Sell;

• Resell;

• Distribute;

• Publicly display;

• License;

• Sublicense;

• Transfer;

• Share;

• Commercially exploit; or

• Otherwise make Company Content available to unauthorized third parties.

Nothing in these Terms is intended to claim ownership over general ideas, concepts, skills, knowledge, methods, systems, processes, or information that applicable intellectual property law does not protect.

However, Client's ability to learn from a Service does not grant Client permission to copy, reproduce, distribute, repurpose, or commercially exploit Company's protected expression, original materials, Confidential Information, or other rights Company lawfully owns.

4. PERSONAL BUSINESS IMPLEMENTATION IS PERMITTED

Company's programs are intended to help Clients implement what they learn.

Accordingly, Client may use knowledge, skills, ideas, and general business concepts learned through the Services to operate and grow Client's own business.

For example, where applicable, Client may use what Client learns to:

• Build Client's own offer;

• Create Client's own marketing;

• Develop Client's own funnel;

• Write Client's own emails;

• Improve Client's own sales process;

• Develop Client's own content strategy;

• Create Client's own customer journey;

• Implement automation;

• Develop Client's own business systems; and

• Otherwise apply Client's education to Client's own business.

This permitted implementation does not authorize Client to reproduce Company's actual materials, substantially copy Company's protected expression, or present Company Content as Client's own.

You may use what you learn. You may not take what Company created.

5. NO COPYING, REPACKAGING, CLONING, OR UNAUTHORIZED TEACHING

Without Company's prior written permission, Client may not reproduce, repurpose, distribute, or commercially exploit protected Company Content.

Client may not:

1. Copy a Company workbook, worksheet, checklist, template, presentation, training, or resource and sell, teach, distribute, or present it as Client's own;

2. Copy Company course lessons, curricula, scripts, written trainings, presentations, templates, or other Company Content into Client's own program;

3. Remove Company branding from Company Content and replace it with Client's branding;

4. Reproduce Company Content with minor changes to wording, titles, examples, formatting, design, branding, organization, or presentation and represent the resulting material as independently created;

5. Sell, sublicense, share, or distribute Company Content;

6. Provide Company recordings, downloads, templates, worksheets, trainings, or protected materials to Client's customers, members, employees, students, or other third parties except where expressly authorized;

7. Use Company's protected materials as Client's own curriculum or training materials;

8. Use protected Company Content as source material for a substantially copied or improperly derived program, product, membership, course, workshop, training, coaching offer, certification, consulting service, agency deliverable, digital product, community, or other commercial offering; or

9. Direct another person, contractor, employee, virtual assistant, agency, consultant, technology provider, or artificial intelligence system to engage in conduct Client is prohibited from performing under these Terms.

Client may teach subjects that overlap with subjects discussed by Company where Client independently creates Client's own materials and does not copy, reproduce, misappropriate, or improperly use Company Content or Confidential Information.

Nothing in these Terms prohibits lawful independent creation or Client's independent use of general ideas, methods, concepts, skills, or knowledge that are not themselves protected Company Content.

For clarity, creation, sale, licensing, distribution, or delivery of substantially copied or improperly derived curricula, templates, trainings, worksheets, educational materials, or other protected works based upon Company Content — whether renamed, rebranded, paraphrased, lightly modified, reformatted, or reorganized — constitutes a material breach of these Terms and may trigger the termination remedies described in Sections 21–23.

Changing the name, branding, appearance, sequence, wording, or format of copied Company Content does not, by itself, transform that material into independently created content.

6. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) AND COMPANY CONTENT

Company recognizes that artificial intelligence tools may be legitimately used in business.

These Terms do not prohibit Client from using artificial intelligence generally.

They specifically restrict Client from using Company Content or Confidential Information with artificial intelligence for unauthorized copying, recreation, reverse-engineering, repackaging, commercialization, or development of Client's or a third party's products or materials.

Client may not upload, copy, paste, submit, transmit, import, embed, index, train on, or otherwise provide Company Content, in whole or in substantial part, to an artificial intelligence system for the purpose of:

• Recreating Company Content;

• Rewriting Company Content for resale or redistribution;

• Reverse-engineering Company's protected training materials;

• Repackaging Company materials;

• Creating substantially copied versions of Company materials;

• Turning Company materials into Client's own course, curriculum, program, or membership;

• Creating Client products based substantially upon copied Company Content;

• Generating Client templates from Company templates;

• Generating Client worksheets from Company worksheets;

• Generating Client trainings from Company trainings;

• Generating Client curricula from Company curricula;

• Reproducing or transforming Company trainings;

• Transforming Company recordings or transcripts into Client's commercial educational materials;

• Training an AI system, AI agent, chatbot, custom GPT, or knowledge base on protected Company Content for use in Client's commercial products or Services;

• Asking an AI system to create substantially copied versions of Company Content;

• Using AI to disguise or obscure the source of copied Company Content; or

• Circumventing the intellectual property restrictions contained in these Terms.

This restriction applies to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, custom GPTs, AI agents, AI assistants, AI knowledge bases, generative AI systems, AI course-generation tools, and any current or future substantially similar technologies.

Examples of Prohibited AI Use

Client may not upload a Company workbook to an AI platform and request that the AI rewrite, restructure, rebrand, paraphrase, or recreate it so Client can sell, teach, or distribute the resulting material.

Client may not upload Company training transcripts or recordings and ask an AI platform to turn those materials into Client's coaching program, course, membership, curriculum, workshop, training, or digital product.

Client may not provide Company templates or worksheets to an AI platform and ask the AI to create alternative or modified versions for Client's customers, students, or members.

Client may not upload Company curriculum and ask AI to rebrand, rename, rewrite, reorganize, or recreate the curriculum for Client's own commercial use.

Client may not use AI as an intermediary to accomplish copying, repackaging, reverse-engineering, commercialization, or exploitation that would otherwise violate these Terms.

Third-Party AI Use

Client may not circumvent this Section by directing, authorizing, requesting, or knowingly enabling another person or entity to engage in prohibited AI use on Client's behalf.

Client remains responsible for prohibited AI use performed by third parties Client directs, authorizes, requests, or knowingly enables.

This includes prohibited use performed on Client's behalf by Client's:

• Employees;

• Contractors;

• Virtual assistants;

• Agencies;

• Consultants;

• Team members; or

• Other service providers.

General AI Use

Nothing in this Section prevents Client from using AI to independently operate Client's business using Client's own information, ideas, materials, and independently created content.

For example, learning about email marketing through a Company program does not prevent Client from later asking an AI system to help Client write an original marketing email using Client's own information.

The restriction concerns unauthorized use of Company Content itself, not Client's general use of AI or lawful use of general knowledge acquired through education.

Use of artificial intelligence does not eliminate or circumvent Company's rights in protected Company Content.

A material violation of this Section constitutes a material breach of these Terms and may result in immediate suspension or termination as provided below.

7. CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION

During participation in certain Services, Client may receive access to information that is not publicly available.

"Confidential Information" may include:

• Non-public Company materials;

• Private coaching discussions;

• Internal Company strategies;

• Unreleased products or offers;

• Private business information;

• Information shared during private coaching;

• Private community discussions;

• Other Clients' confidential information;

• Private recordings;

• Internal documents; and

• Information reasonably understood under the circumstances to be confidential.

Client agrees not to intentionally disclose Confidential Information to unauthorized third parties or use Confidential Information for an improper competitive or commercial purpose.

Client may not use Confidential Information to improperly recreate, reproduce, develop, distribute, or commercialize Company materials or another Client's confidential materials.

This Section does not apply to information that:

• Is publicly available through no breach by Client;

• Client lawfully possessed before disclosure;

• Client independently developed without use of Confidential Information;

• Client lawfully receives from another source without a confidentiality obligation; or

• Client is legally required to disclose.

Where legally required disclosure occurs, Client should provide Company reasonable notice when legally permitted to do so.

8. CLIENT-CREATED CONTENT

Client retains ownership of content independently created by Client.

Client is responsible for content Client creates, uploads, publishes, or distributes through or in connection with the Services.

Client represents that Client possesses any permissions or rights reasonably necessary to use such content.

Client-created content must not:

• Violate applicable law;

• Infringe another party's intellectual property;

• Violate another party's privacy rights;

• Contain unlawful threats or harassment; or

• Otherwise violate these Terms.

Company Content does not become Client-created content merely because Client downloads, edits, modifies, reformats, rewrites, rebrands, paraphrases, enters into AI, processes through AI, or incorporates Company Content into another work.

9. SIMILAR BUSINESSES, COMPETITIVE OFFERS, AND CONFLICTS OF INTEREST

Company recognizes that Clients may operate in the same industry, serve similar audiences, discuss similar subjects, or sell similar categories of products and Services.

Participating in a Company program does not prohibit Client from operating a competing or similar business.

However, Client may not use protected Company Content or Confidential Information in violation of these Terms merely because Client operates a similar business.

Company reserves the right to make reasonable decisions regarding participation in Company-controlled promotional or collaborative opportunities, including:

• Summits;

• Speaking opportunities;

• Affiliate promotions;

• Features;

• Directories;

• Collaborations;

• Showcases;

• Partnerships;

• Promotional campaigns; and

• Similar optional promotional opportunities.

Company may decline, modify, restrict, or remove Client's participation where Company reasonably and in good faith determines that participation creates an intellectual property concern, conflict of interest, community concern, reputational concern, or legitimate business conflict.

Company may decline or remove participation in such Company-controlled opportunities at Company's discretion and in good faith without creating a right to a refund for the underlying Service, unless the promotional visibility or opportunity was expressly purchased and separately identified as a standalone material paid deliverable.

Where promotional participation was separately purchased as a material paid deliverable, the applicable purchase agreement and applicable law shall govern.

10. COMMUNITY CONDUCT

Company seeks to maintain productive, professional, and safe communities and programs.

Client agrees not to:

• Threaten, harass, bully, or intentionally intimidate another participant;

• Engage in unlawful discrimination or harassment;

• Intentionally disrupt calls, communities, programs, or events;

• Impersonate Company or another participant;

• Falsely represent an official affiliation, partnership, certification, employment relationship, or endorsement by Company;

• Spam community members;

• Harvest member contact information without authorization;

• Distribute Company Content without permission;

• Use Company communities primarily for unauthorized solicitation;

• Intentionally solicit or poach Company Clients in violation of applicable community rules;

• Engage in fraud or intentionally deceptive conduct;

• Encourage another person to violate these Terms; or

• Use Company platforms for unlawful activity.

Company may remove content, restrict community privileges, remove Client from a community, or terminate access where reasonably necessary to enforce these standards.

11. PROGRAM ACCESS AND ACCOUNT SECURITY

Unless expressly stated otherwise, program access is personal to the purchasing Client.

Client may not share login credentials or provide unauthorized third parties with access to paid Company Services.

Client is responsible for taking reasonable measures to maintain the security of Client's account.

Company may suspend access where Company reasonably believes an account has been compromised, improperly shared, or used in violation of these Terms.

12. "LIFETIME ACCESS"

Where Company expressly advertises "lifetime access," the phrase refers to access for the commercially reasonable lifetime of the applicable product or Service while Company continues to operate and make that product or Service available.

"Lifetime access" does not mean Client's biological lifetime and does not guarantee that any particular third-party platform, software provider, website, or technology will remain available indefinitely.

Where reasonably possible, Company may move content to another platform or delivery method.

13. PAYMENTS

Client agrees to pay the amount presented and agreed to at checkout.

Payments may be processed through third-party payment processors.

Client authorizes Company and its applicable payment processor to charge the payment method provided according to the payment arrangement selected at purchase.

Client is responsible for providing accurate billing and payment information.

14. PAYMENT PLANS

Where Client selects a payment plan for a fixed-price product or program, the payment plan divides the total purchase price into installments.

Unless expressly identified as a cancellable subscription, a payment plan is not a month-to-month membership and does not permit Client to cancel the remaining purchase price simply by discontinuing participation.

Subject to applicable law and the applicable purchase agreement, Client remains responsible for completing the agreed payment plan even if Client:

• Stops participating;

• Does not complete the program;

• Changes businesses;

• Does not use all materials;

• Chooses to leave early; or

• No longer wishes to participate.

If Client commits a serious material breach and access is terminated, termination does not automatically cancel an otherwise valid installment obligation.

Where the applicable purchase or payment agreement provides for acceleration of remaining installment obligations following material breach or default, Company may enforce that provision to the extent permitted by applicable law.

15. SUBSCRIPTIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS

Products expressly identified as recurring memberships or subscriptions continue until canceled according to the cancellation terms presented at purchase.

Unless another cancellation procedure is provided for a specific Service, Client may request cancellation by contacting:

themombosses@themombosses.com

Cancellation stops future recurring billing after the effective cancellation date but does not ordinarily create a retroactive refund for previously billed membership periods.

Any mandatory cancellation or refund rights provided by applicable law remain unaffected.

16. REFUND POLICY

Unless a different written refund policy is expressly presented for a particular product or Service at the time of purchase:

All sales are final and non-refundable to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law.

Client's dissatisfaction with:

• Content;

• Coaching style;

• Program structure;

• Personal results;

• Business changes;

• Scheduling;

• Client's level of participation;

• Client's ability or inability to implement;

• Client's decision not to complete a program;

• Client's changing business needs; or

• Client's belief that information is similar to information available elsewhere

does not, by itself, create a contractual right to a refund.

Failure to access or use purchased materials does not automatically create a right to a refund.

Nothing in these Terms waives any refund, cancellation, rescission, or other consumer right that cannot legally be waived.

Where a program-specific written refund policy exists, that policy controls for that program.

17. CHARGEBACKS AND PAYMENT DISPUTES

Company encourages Client to contact Company regarding legitimate billing concerns before initiating a payment dispute when reasonably practicable.

Nothing in these Terms prohibits Client from exercising legitimate rights provided by Client's bank, card issuer, payment processor, or applicable law.

However, Client agrees not to knowingly make materially false statements or submit fraudulent or misleading information in connection with a chargeback or payment dispute.

Company reserves the right to respond to payment disputes by providing relevant documentation, including:

• Transaction records;

• Checkout records;

• Acceptance of Terms;

• Payment agreements;

• Access records;

• Login records;

• Communications;

• Delivery records; and

• Other reasonably relevant evidence.

Company may pursue lawful remedies for valid unpaid contractual obligations.

A knowingly fraudulent or materially deceptive chargeback may constitute a material breach of these Terms.

18. EARNINGS AND RESULTS DISCLAIMER

Company does not promise or guarantee any particular:

• Income;

• Revenue;

• Profit;

• Sales;

• Leads;

• Customers;

• Audience growth;

• Business growth;

• Conversion rate;

• Financial result; or

• Other business outcome.

Any examples, testimonials, case studies, earnings references, projections, or Client results are provided for illustrative purposes and do not guarantee that another Client will achieve the same outcome.

Results vary based upon numerous factors, including Client's:

• Experience;

• Knowledge;

• Skills;

• Market;

• Audience;

• Offer;

• Effort;

• Implementation;

• Consistency;

• Resources;

• Decisions;

• Timing; and

• Circumstances outside Company's control.

Client remains responsible for Client's decisions, implementation, and business results.

19. EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES / NO PROFESSIONAL ADVICE

Company Services provide education, business strategy, coaching, information, and resources unless expressly stated otherwise.

Company Services do not constitute individualized:

• Legal advice;

• Tax advice;

• Accounting advice;

• Investment advice;

• Financial advice;

• Medical advice;

• Mental-health advice; or

• Other regulated professional advice.

Client should consult an appropriately licensed professional when Client requires professional advice.

20. DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Services are provided "AS IS" and "AS AVAILABLE."

Company does not guarantee that:

• Every Service will satisfy every Client;

• Client will obtain a particular result;

• Third-party platforms will always remain operational;

• Services will operate without interruption;

• Every error will be corrected;

• Every feature will remain available indefinitely; or

• Information will always be error-free.

Nothing in this Section excludes warranties or rights that applicable law does not permit Company to exclude.

21. TERMINATION

Company may suspend, restrict, or terminate Client's access where Client materially breaches these Terms.

A material breach may include:

• Unauthorized copying or distribution of Company Content;

• Intellectual property infringement;

• Unauthorized commercial use of Company Content;

• Creation or sale of substantially copied or improperly derived Company materials;

• Prohibited AI use involving Company Content;

• Material breach of confidentiality;

• Fraud;

• Unauthorized account sharing;

• Serious or repeated community misconduct;

• Intentional misrepresentation of affiliation with Company;

• Knowingly fraudulent payment disputes; or

• Other substantial violations of these Terms.

Where appropriate under the circumstances, Company may provide Client notice and an opportunity to correct a breach.

However, Company may take immediate action without prior notice where Company reasonably and in good faith believes immediate suspension or termination is necessary to protect Company Content, Confidential Information, Company systems, other Clients, Company communities, or legitimate business interests.

22. CROSS-PROGRAM TERMINATION FOR SERIOUS MATERIAL BREACH

Certain serious violations may undermine the trust and authorization necessary for Client to continue accessing Company intellectual property, communities, programs, or Services.

Where Client commits a serious material breach, Company may suspend, restrict, or permanently revoke Client's access to some or all Company-controlled programs, products, memberships, communities, portals, recordings, resources, and materials to which Client otherwise has access.

A serious material breach may include, without limitation:

• Intentional or substantial unauthorized copying of Company Content;

• Unauthorized sale, licensing, distribution, or commercial exploitation of Company Content;

• Creation or commercial distribution of substantially copied or improperly derived Company materials;

• Unauthorized repackaging or rebranding of Company Content;

• Prohibited use of Company Content through artificial intelligence;

• Directing or knowingly enabling another party to use Company Content through AI in violation of these Terms;

• Material misuse or unauthorized disclosure of Confidential Information;

• Fraud;

• Intentional unauthorized account or program access;

• Knowingly fraudulent payment disputes;

• Repeated serious community misconduct after warning, where a warning is appropriate; or

• Other similarly serious violations of these Terms.

Company may take immediate action without prior notice where Company reasonably and in good faith determines that immediate termination is necessary to protect Company Content, Confidential Information, Company systems, other Clients, Company communities, or legitimate business interests.

Upon termination for a serious material breach, amounts previously paid are non-refundable to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law and subject to any non-waivable consumer rights or applicable program-specific agreement.

Termination does not automatically cancel otherwise valid outstanding installment obligations. Client remains responsible for payment obligations that remain legally enforceable under the applicable purchase or payment agreement.

Where an applicable written payment agreement expressly provides that remaining installment balances become due following material breach or payment default, Company may enforce that provision to the extent permitted by applicable law.

Company may permanently revoke Client's access to Company Services, products, memberships, communities, portals, recordings, resources, or materials reasonably implicated by or related to the serious material breach.

Where the nature and seriousness of Client's misconduct reasonably demonstrates that continued or future access would create an intellectual property, confidentiality, security, community, fraud, or legitimate business risk, Company may also decline Client's future enrollment or participation in Company Services.

Company will exercise cross-program and future-access termination rights reasonably, in good faith, and in a manner related to the nature and seriousness of the violation.

Nothing in this Section eliminates any refund, cancellation, dispute, or other right that applicable law does not permit Client to waive.

23. EFFECT OF TERMINATION

Upon termination for a material breach:

• Client's authorization to access affected Company Services immediately ends;

• Client must cease unauthorized use, reproduction, distribution, teaching, commercialization, or exploitation of affected Company Content;

• Company may disable applicable accounts, portals, communities, recordings, downloads, and other access;

• Client may not retain or use Company Content for a purpose prohibited by these Terms;

• Amounts previously paid remain subject to the applicable refund policy and Section 22;

• Valid payment obligations remain enforceable to the extent permitted by applicable law and the applicable purchase or payment agreement; and

• Provisions intended to survive termination remain in effect.

Termination does not transfer any Company intellectual property rights to Client and does not authorize Client to continue using Company Content in a manner prohibited by these Terms.

24. PROTECTION, MONITORING, AND ENFORCEMENT OF COMPANY CONTENT

Company may review publicly available information when Company has a good-faith reason to believe Company Content is being copied, distributed, misrepresented, improperly derived from, or commercially exploited in violation of these Terms.

This may include publicly accessible:

• Websites;

• Sales pages;

• Public social media;

• Public program descriptions;

• Public curricula;

• Marketing materials;

• Public trainings;

• Products and offers; and

• Other publicly available materials.

Company may request reasonable information or documentation from Client regarding a suspected material breach.

Nothing in these Terms authorizes Company to unlawfully access Client's private accounts, communications, devices, systems, or non-public information.

25. INJUNCTIVE AND EQUITABLE RELIEF

Client acknowledges that certain violations involving unauthorized disclosure, reproduction, distribution, or misuse of protected Company Content or Confidential Information may cause harm that cannot adequately be remedied through monetary damages alone.

Company therefore reserves the right, where permitted by law, to seek appropriate temporary, preliminary, permanent, injunctive, or other equitable relief from a court or tribunal with jurisdiction.

Company may also seek any damages, costs, attorneys' fees, or other remedies available under applicable law or an enforceable agreement.

Nothing in these Terms guarantees that any particular remedy will be awarded.

26. NON-DEFAMATION AND TRUTHFUL COMMUNICATIONS

Client agrees not to knowingly publish materially false statements of fact about Company, Nalya Jimenez, The Mom Bosses, The SheEO Society, Company programs, or Company personnel that would constitute actionable defamation under applicable law.

Nothing in these Terms prohibits or penalizes:

• Truthful reviews;

• Honest opinions;

• Good-faith criticism;

• Legally protected speech;

• Communications with attorneys;

• Reports to regulators or government agencies;

• Participation in legal proceedings;

• Statements required by law; or

• Other communications that cannot lawfully be restricted.

Nothing in these Terms requires Client to remove or transfer ownership of an honest review or other legally protected consumer communication.

27. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Company shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, punitive, or consequential damages arising from Client's use of or inability to use the Services.

This may include:

• Lost profits;

• Lost revenue;

• Lost opportunities;

• Business interruption;

• Loss of data; or

• Similar consequential economic losses.

Where applicable law does not permit a particular limitation or exclusion, Company's liability will be limited only to the maximum extent legally permitted.

Nothing in these Terms limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.

28. INDEMNIFICATION

To the extent permitted by applicable law, Client agrees to indemnify and hold Company harmless from third-party claims, damages, liabilities, losses, and reasonable costs arising directly from:

• Client's unlawful conduct;

• Client's infringement of third-party intellectual property;

• Client's unauthorized content;

• Client's material violation of these Terms; or

• Client's unlawful misuse of the Services.

This obligation applies only to the extent permitted by applicable law.

29. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES

Company may use, integrate with, or recommend third-party platforms, payment processors, websites, software, tools, or services.

Third-party providers operate independently and may maintain their own:

• Terms;

• Privacy policies;

• Billing practices;

• Availability standards; and

• Security practices.

Company is not responsible for matters exclusively within a third-party provider's control.

30. PROGRAM AND SERVICE CHANGES

Company may reasonably update, improve, reorganize, replace, or modify portions of Services over time.

This may include reasonable changes to:

• Curriculum;

• Resources;

• Platforms;

• Technology;

• Call schedules;

• Delivery methods;

• Community platforms; or

• Program organization.

Company will honor material contractual commitments made to Client at purchase to the extent required by applicable law and the applicable agreement.

31. PROGRAM-SPECIFIC TERMS

Certain Services may include additional terms presented through:

• Checkout;

• An order form;

• Enrollment;

• A written agreement;

• A payment agreement; or

• Onboarding.

Those terms are incorporated into the agreement for the applicable Service.

If an expressly stated program-specific term directly conflicts with these Master Terms, the program-specific term controls with respect to that particular Service and conflict.

32. GOVERNING LAW

These Terms shall be governed by the laws legally applicable to Company and the applicable transaction, subject to any mandatory consumer protections or other laws that cannot legally be waived.

A program-specific agreement may identify a particular governing jurisdiction where appropriate.

33. DISPUTE RESOLUTION

Before initiating formal legal proceedings, Company and Client agree to make a reasonable good-faith effort to resolve disputes directly where appropriate.

Either party may send written notice describing the dispute and requested resolution.

Nothing in this Section prevents either party from:

• Seeking emergency or injunctive relief where legally appropriate;

• Pursuing an eligible matter in small claims court;

• Exercising rights that cannot legally be waived; or

• Taking action where delay would materially prejudice a legal right.

Unless a separate valid agreement expressly requires arbitration, these Master Terms do not require mandatory arbitration or waive Client's right to participate in a class action.

34. ATTORNEYS' FEES AND ENFORCEMENT COSTS

Each party shall generally bear its own attorneys' fees and legal costs unless applicable law, a court or tribunal, or another enforceable written agreement provides otherwise.

Where Company brings or defends an action concerning unauthorized copying, distribution, misuse of Confidential Information, prohibited AI use, intellectual property infringement, or another material breach of Sections 3–7 or 21–25, Company may seek recovery of reasonable attorneys' fees and enforcement costs to the extent such recovery is authorized by applicable law or an enforceable agreement.

Nothing in these Terms guarantees an award of attorneys' fees or costs where applicable law does not permit such an award.

35. SEVERABILITY

If a provision of these Terms is determined to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, that provision shall be interpreted, modified, or limited to the extent reasonably necessary to make it enforceable where legally permissible.

The remaining provisions shall continue in effect.

36. WAIVER

Company's failure to enforce a provision on one occasion does not waive Company's right to enforce that provision later.

Waiver of one breach does not automatically constitute waiver of another or subsequent breach.

37. SURVIVAL

Provisions that by their nature reasonably should continue following termination shall survive termination.

These may include provisions regarding:

• Intellectual property ownership;

• Restrictions on unauthorized copying, cloning, repackaging, and distribution;

• AI misuse of Company Content;

• Confidentiality;

• Accrued payment obligations;

• Limitation of liability;

• Indemnification;

• Dispute resolution; and

• Enforcement of rights.

Termination of Client's access does not terminate Company's applicable intellectual property rights.

38. CHANGES TO THESE TERMS

Company may update these Terms periodically to reflect changes in Services, business practices, technology, or applicable requirements.

The current version will display its effective or "Last Updated" date.

Where legally required, Company will provide appropriate notice of material changes.

Changes will not retroactively eliminate vested contractual rights where doing so would be prohibited by applicable law.

39. PRIVACY

Company's collection, use, storage, and disclosure of personal information is addressed through Company's Privacy Policy, which is separate from these Master Terms.

Client should review the applicable Privacy Policy when using Company websites or Services.

Nothing in these Terms replaces disclosures Company may be legally required to provide concerning personal information, cookies, analytics, advertising technologies, payment processors, or other data practices.

40. RECORDINGS

Certain live coaching calls, workshops, events, community sessions, or trainings may be recorded.

Company will provide appropriate notice of recording where required.

Where Client voluntarily participates in a recorded session, Client's name, voice, image, question, or contribution may appear in that recording.

Participation in a program does not, by itself, grant Company unlimited permission to use Client's likeness or testimonial for unrelated advertising purposes.

Where additional permission or a release is legally required for promotional use, Company will obtain such permission as appropriate.

41. NO TRANSFER OF COMPANY RIGHTS

Nothing in these Terms transfers or assigns Company's applicable copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, protected Company Content, or other intellectual property rights to Client.

Purchasing a Service means Client has purchased access and a limited license to use Company Content in accordance with these Terms — not ownership of Company Content itself.

42. ENTIRE AGREEMENT

These Master Terms, together with applicable:

• Program-specific terms;

• Checkout terms;

• Order forms;

• Payment agreements; and

• Other agreements expressly incorporated by reference

constitute the applicable agreement between Client and Company regarding the purchased Service.

43. CONTACT

Questions concerning these Terms may be directed to:

Nalya Jimenez
Operating under The Mom Bosses and The SheEO Society brands
Email: themombosses@themombosses.com

By completing your purchase or enrollment and affirmatively accepting these Terms, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to these Master Terms & Conditions.

You specifically acknowledge the provisions regarding:

intellectual property, unauthorized copying, cloning and repackaging, use of Company Content with artificial intelligence, confidentiality, payment obligations, refund policies, community conduct, and termination and cross-program termination for material breach.