THE ASCENDANT 10 · TERMS VERSION 2026-08-14
Private Council Program Terms
These Program Terms supplement the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy for theleoking.com. By completing enrollment, the purchaser and participating member (collectively, “Member”) enter into this agreement with The Leo King, Inc. (“Company”).
1. PROGRAM
The Ascendant 10 is a live online education, coaching, mastermind, and implementation program for a maximum of ten enrolled members. The scheduled private council runs August 18–October 20, 2026, with live group councils on Tuesdays · 10:00 AM–12:00 PM Pacific. The Company may make reasonable scheduling, facilitator, platform, or curriculum adjustments when necessary and will communicate material changes promptly.
2. INCLUDED SERVICES
Enrollment includes ten live group councils, two private 60-minute intensives with David Lawrence Palmer, one strategic member hot seat, the Ascendant Diagnostic, implementation frameworks, member materials, private-community access, member-only session recordings when available, one Future Build review process, a final 90-day plan, and one 90-day reunion council. Services are done with the Member, not done for the Member. Custom software development, agency services, staff management, tax work, legal work, medical or mental-health care, and investment management are not included.
3. TUITION AND PAYMENT
Tuition is $8,500 paid in full or a finite 30-day installment plan: $4,500 at enrollment, followed by $2,250 on day 15 and $2,250 on day 30, for a payment-plan total of $9,000. The installment option is financing for the full program tuition; it is not a month-to-month membership and does not create a right to cancel remaining installments because a Member misses a call, changes direction, or chooses not to use the included services. The Member authorizes Stripe and the Company to charge the selected payment method on the schedule shown at checkout. Failed payments must be cured promptly.
4. CANCELLATION AND REFUNDS
Because enrollment reserves one of only ten seats and access, onboarding, preparation, and services begin immediately after verified payment, tuition is non-refundable after enrollment except where applicable law requires otherwise or the Company expressly agrees in writing. A Member who cannot participate should contact the Company immediately; any accommodation, transfer, credit, or exception is discretionary and must be documented in writing. The Company may cancel the program and, if it does, will provide a reasonable substitute, transfer, credit, or refund for undelivered services as appropriate.
5. MEMBER RESPONSIBILITIES
The Member is responsible for attendance, implementation, decisions, account security, vendors, employees, intellectual property, customer consent, data handling, and compliance with laws that apply to the Member’s work. The Member will not upload passwords, private keys, regulated data, confidential client records, or sensitive health, financial, or legal information into third-party AI systems unless the Member has independently determined that doing so is authorized and secure.
6. NO GUARANTEES OR PROFESSIONAL ADVICE
The program provides education, coaching, strategy, frameworks, feedback, and implementation support. The Company does not guarantee revenue, profit, customers, audience growth, financing, investment performance, business success, health, relationships, spiritual outcomes, or any other result. Astrology and spiritual discussion are offered for reflection and education, not as substitutes for professional medical, mental-health, legal, tax, accounting, securities, or investment advice. The Member retains responsibility for every decision and use of AI output.
7. NO PARTNERSHIP OR SHARED EARNINGS
Tuition purchases educational, advisory, and implementation-support services only. Enrollment does not create a partnership, joint venture, employment relationship, agency relationship, profit share, revenue share, ownership interest, investment, or right to participate in David Lawrence Palmer's or the Company's income. The Company does not acquire any right to the Member's income or business. No financial result is promised or guaranteed.
8. CONFIDENTIALITY AND THE ROOM
Members may hear private business, personal, financial-range, creative, and strategic information from other members. The Member agrees not to record, publish, distribute, identify, exploit, or disclose another member’s confidential information outside the council without express permission. The Company cannot guarantee the conduct of every participant but may remove a participant for material breaches, harassment, unlawful conduct, threats, or conduct that compromises the safety or integrity of the room.
9. RECORDINGS, MATERIALS, AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Group sessions may be recorded for enrolled members. By attending, the Member consents to the capture of the Member’s name, voice, image, screen share, and contributions for private program delivery. The Company will not use a Member’s testimonial, case study, or identifiable promotional excerpt without separate permission. Program materials, methods, recordings, prompts, templates, and branding remain Company intellectual property and are licensed to the Member for the Member’s internal personal or business use. They may not be resold, sublicensed, publicly distributed, used to train a competing product, or represented as the Member’s certification program.
10. MEMBER MATERIALS AND FUTURE BUILDS
The Member retains ownership of the Member’s pre-existing content and the original work the Member creates. The Member grants the Company a limited license to access and discuss submitted materials only as needed to deliver the program. The Member is responsible for confirming ownership, licenses, privacy, and non-infringement for materials, datasets, media, brands, code, and AI outputs used in a Future Build.
11. TECHNOLOGY AND AVAILABILITY
The Member must provide a reliable internet connection, supported device, current browser, email access, and any third-party accounts the Member elects to use. AI vendors, conferencing systems, messaging tools, app stores, payment processors, and other platforms can change or fail. The Company will use reasonable efforts to deliver the program but is not responsible for third-party outages, policy changes, model errors, account restrictions, or losses caused by a Member’s use of third-party systems.
12. LIMITATION AND DISPUTES
To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Company’s aggregate liability arising from the program will not exceed the tuition actually paid by the Member. Neither party will be liable for indirect, consequential, special, exemplary, or speculative damages. Before filing a claim, the parties agree to make a good-faith attempt to resolve the issue directly. These terms are governed by California law, without regard to conflict-of-law principles, and any permitted court proceeding will be brought in Orange County, California unless applicable consumer law requires otherwise.
13. ENTIRE AGREEMENT
These Program Terms, the checkout disclosures, the site Terms of Use, and the Privacy Policy form the agreement for THE ASCENDANT 10 private council. A waiver or change must be in writing. If one provision is unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue. Electronic acceptance and records have the same effect as signed paper records.
Operational launch copy should be reviewed by the Company’s California counsel before live-mode enrollment. The terms are written to make the commercial structure clear and are not a substitute for counsel’s advice.
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