Amplify Non-Disclosure Agreement

Summary
In short; none of us will share any confidential information about each other, what happens in the class, retreats or zooms - by any means, with anyone else.

What’s confidential information?
It’s anything we write or say to each other in a phone call, chat window, group, zoom, email, in person, or by any other method, including smoke signals and telepathy. It might relate to a project, be about our businesses, or something technical like a password. Nothing’s excluded. If we share it in the Mastermind, it’s covered.

We’ll all keep shared information to ourselves and we won’t use it except for the reason it was shared. We’ll take every step to make sure it stays confidential too. We’ll keep confidential information safe and secure. This includes keeping files, access to online systems and any usernames and passwords in such a way that they can’t fall into the wrong hands.

If we think that there’s even a possibility that any confidential information might have been compromised, we agree to tell each other right away so we can take all necessary steps to protect ourselves. We also agree to help each other to resolve any problems that might arise if confidential information is compromised.

So, what can we say?
This agreement doesn’t apply to any information that’s already in the public domain or might become public by any other means. Although we hope that it will never happen, it also does not cover a situation where the police come knocking at our doors and we’re required by law to disclose it.

How long does this agreement last?
Unless we’ve agreed otherwise — for example within a separate contract — this agreement lasts for the duration of our commitment to this mastermind group and starts the day we sign this agreement. On or before that termination date, any of us can then specify items of confidential information that must never be disclosed. These might include a password or information about a project or our business.

But where’s all the horrible small print?
Just like a parking ticket, we can’t transfer this contract to anyone else without permission. If, for some reason, one part of this contract becomes invalid or unenforceable, the remaining parts of it remain in place. Although the language is simple, the intentions are serious, and this contract is a legal document under the exclusive jurisdiction of Maricopa County courts.