A rash. A yoga mat. A $1 million lawsuit. Here’s why your waiver needs to go beyond the basics—and how to fix yours.

In this jaw-dropping episode, Cory shares a real story about a yoga studio that got sued for over $1 million—because of a rash allegedly caused by a shared mat.

The lawsuit wasn’t just shocking—it was expensive. And the worst part? The waiver the studio used was a generic template. It didn’t mention specific equipment. It didn’t mention skin reactions. And it didn’t give Cory the legal footing to dismiss the claim outright.

If you're using templated waivers or have no idea what yours says, this is a must-listen.

You’ll learn:

• Why “generic” = dangerous when it comes to legal docs
• What most wellness waivers miss (but shouldn’t)
• How to strengthen your legal position with one simple change

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What Should I Put in My Contract? How to Build Agreements That Actually Work

What goes into a great contract? It depends—but in the best way possible.

In this episode, Cory Sterling shares a real story about a Pilates studio collaborating with a celebrity guest teacher for a retreat, and how they reverse-engineered the agreement based on what actually made the relationship work.

You’ll learn:

• Why the best contracts start with your business model, not a template
• What “expectations clauses” should include
• How to protect yourself in collaborations, retreats, and joint ventures
• What to ask before you agree to terms

If you’ve ever wondered how to set terms that truly protect your time, energy, and money—this episode is for you.

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How to Legally Remove Difficult Clients Without Refund Drama

Yes, you can fire clients—but only if your agreements give you the power to do it.

In this episode, Cory Sterling shares two real stories: one where a retreat leader had to remove a guest for breaking a no-alcohol rule, and another where a studio owner struggled to kick out a disruptive member because they didn’t have a contract in place.

You’ll learn:

• What gives you the legal right to terminate a client relationship
• Why “expectations clauses” matter in your agreements
• How to protect your staff, space, and energy with better contracts

If you’ve ever had a nightmare client—or want to prevent one—this episode is for you.

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