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This opportunity to learn how to protect not only your intellectual rights,
but also your data, your frameworks, your logos, your name, your domain, your website.
All of those are such important, pivotal, moving parts and pieces
of you building a business as an entrepreneur.
And that's what I'm teaching my clients, actually.
I referred so many people over to this challenge. I actually won it as part of the foundational framework of what I do as a coach.
As you may or may not know, Pete is one of the best, you know, IP lawyers in the whole country.
And just going through this challenge was an amazing, amazing experience for me as a business coach.
And just changing the lens of how I see IP, how I see trademarks, how I see copywriting.
That in itself saved me, I think, over $1,000. And that made the challenge just more than pay for itself.
So you're on the fence. Pete is your guy, right? He's bar none. He's one of the best in his field.
And I highly recommend him and his services.
There are certain things that you have rights to already, but there are certain advanced rights that you can obtain.
We're going to go through them all individually.
We're not lawyers, but what Peter does is equip us to be able to see things and help people before they get going down the road
and find out that they've had a violation or an infringement, or even worse, and they get sued.
I'm glad we dodged that bullet that we're not going to get in trouble for using any trademark language or logos in our page.
But highly recommend it. If you get a chance to work with Peter, definitely recommend.
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This is legit. I am doing this. I am going to that next level. I am serious about this.
And here's a resource that down the road is going to cost way more money.
And for me to even talk to a lawyer is going to cost me $600 for an hour.
And there's no resources out there who are literally going to train me.
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But here's a resource that's available that's going to be honest and say, no, don't spend the money on a lawyer there.
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And, you know, just by just getting that added engagement, you know, you benefit through his tremendous experience.
That's the intangible part of all this is the community, Peter's leadership.
If you are definitely have an idea with regards to producing something in the marketplace, you already know that you need to go into the patent world.
And Peter Nieves, that training was amazing. You know, that's his specialty.
That's what he does so well. And that was I'm telling you right now, midway through, I was like, yo, this was worth all the money.
Plus, you know, so if you're definitely have an idea in your heart, a dream in your spirit, I would suggest that you go to the protect your I.D.
This side-by-side, step-by-step, click-by-click trademark application in the VIP, life-changing.
Like it slayed a giant for me that has been looming over my head, intimidating me for a long time.
And that giant did enslave.
I got to tell you, that video was a gift.
Somebody created that, created that for me.
And, you know, it was put together by Ray and a few others.
It was a gift that was provided. So I'm just so grateful.
I'm just grateful. I wanted to share that with all of you.
Those are different people.
I think we should all greet you that way.
Yeah, no, don't.
That would be crazy.
It is such an honor and a privilege
to be spending these days with all of you.
I mean, I'm kind of saddened in that it's already
the fourth day, so we've got one more day after this.
But I just want to thank you all for this honor
of being able to spend this time with you,
train you on different things.
Today, I'm going to be training on something
that most people have never heard of, a way to,
I'll say this nicely, to snoop on what other people are doing
so as to make sure that you don't infringe
and determine whether or not they are truly
infringing upon you.
I'm going to show you a tool that's available to do that.
And so it's pretty neat.
And here, here's the best part.
It's free.
Yay, it's free.
Yes, we like free.
And so it's a phenomenal tool.
I hope you've been enjoying this.
I hope you've been enjoying our engagement.
We're going to go deeper into copyrights today.
We're going to touch a little bit on patents.
But don't go anywhere, because at 730,
we've got a few special guests who are
going to speak for a moment.
And then we'll take it from there.
So let me share with you a tool that most people don't
know about.
Now, let me set the stage here.
Let me set the stage.
So think of this.
You're about, you see that somebody
is using your copyrighted material on a website, OK?
And as you see that they're using your copyright material,
you may even see your logo, or you might see your trademark.
So they're using some of your IP on a website.
And so you want to send an astrogram out to them.
Now, in VIP, we talked about somebody in the chat
who is in VIP.
Type in the chat what you call that letter,
that letter you got to be really careful about.
Just type in the chat what do you call that letter.
Yeah, cease and desist, exactly.
The cease and desist letter, OK?
Now, here's the thing.
One of the things we talked about,
which I'll mention here real quickly,
is you've got to be careful.
You can't just send out a letter to somebody saying,
hey, you're infringing.
I'm going to sue you unless you stop.
Don't do that, OK?
Because they can file a declaratory judgment action
against you and put you in the court where you never
wanted to be in court, OK?
So make sure you speak to an attorney
about how to actually send a communication over to them.
Don't just come out with guns blazing.
I've had to rescue a lot of people
who are incredibly enthusiastic and then found out
when they were shooting out with a little .22, pew, pew, pew,
this gigantic nuclear bomb came at them.
And they're like, but why?
And it's like, because you didn't do any research.
So I'm going to show you how to do some research to find out
whether or not somebody who's potentially infringing
upon your copyright or your trademark or your patent,
you do a little research on them.
There's a thing out there called the Wayback Machine, all right?
Has anybody here heard of the Wayback Machine?
OK, got one.
I just heard my daughter yell from the next door room, yeah.
So she listens in.
So let me share this.
I'm going to share a screen with you here.
Peter, is that your daughter, the slapper?
Oh, yes, the slapper, yes.
And I don't know.
This is so bad.
How many of you actually saw that ad
where my daughter slaps me?
All right, a good number of you did, OK.
I was trying to come up with something that's
going to catch people's attention, right?
Because I mean, how many people are thinking about IP?
All of you are very fortunate because now you
know how IP is directly related to your lives.
I mean, how many of you have learned
that IP is more important to you now than it ever was?
Just by a show of hands, a lot of people, right?
So a lot of people don't realize that.
So you've got to get their attention.
So this was right after the whole Will Smith situation
and everything.
And I thought, hold on.
What if I had my daughter slap me, basically?
But in any case, it's gone viral.
There's like 180,000 people who have
seen this video at this point.
So my daughter came to me and said,
dad, we need to do another video.
I said, no, we don't.
We do not need to do another video.
I think she's a little too excited about this slap video.
All right, so I'm going to share my screen with you right now.
Let me go back to basics, share my screen.
There we go, OK.
This right here is called the Wayback Machine.
Now, let me move this thing down so it's out of the way.
OK, and let me make it a little bigger
so you can see it a little better.
Boom.
There we go. And I'm going to grab the, Larissa, can you just DM me, tell me to drop the link
in the Facebook group? Because I want to drop a bunch of things in the Facebook group tonight.
There's some things that I said I would drop before and I'm going to drop this too. Okay.
All right. This is called the Wayback Machine. Let me show you how it works. Okay. So imagine
that somebody, you believe somebody is infringing upon your trademark, right? And you see,
you see the trademark that's yours on their website. And let's say that your trademark
application was filed like three years ago. All right. And so you're thinking to yourself,
they're committing trademark infringement. That's it. I'm going to send them a cease and
desist letter. They're going to stop immediately. You can actually type here the domain name
for the site. So let's say like, let's come up with something that is,
godaddy.com. They're going to have a ton. All right. You could just type in a domain name,
right? A URL. And you can go back and see how that website looked year after year after year
after year. Okay. Why is this important? The reason why this is important is because you may
have gotten a trademark three years ago, bringing you back to 2019. But when you look at their
website, if you click on 2014 and you select one of the days here to see what their website
looked like on that day, right here, I'll go to February 11th. I click on this.
Now, as I click on this, you got to wait for it to load.
And this is what their website looked like on that day. Guys, this resource is amazing.
You can inspect what your competition has been doing year after year after year with trademarks,
with copyrights. So if I go back and I see, hold it, their site in what year,
when I look at their site here, I got a federal registration in 2019. Or I say, my material for
my, let's say I have like a poem and I say, I think they're copying it. Or something from my
website. I think they're copying it. If 2019 was when I got it and I go to 2014 and I see it on
their website, that's a big problem. A big problem. Because if they've been using that trademark for
the same goods or services before me, that means even if they don't have a federal registration,
they may still have, somebody type in the chat, what kind of legal rights might they have?
Let's see who remembers all this.
Common law rights. Exactly. They may have common law rights. So it's really important for you to,
before you start sending out nastygrams, do a little review on these people. And I just showed
you a free resource that you can use on your own time. Cost you nothing. You can go all the way back
to 2000 and see what GoDaddy looked like in 2000. I'm kind of curious. So you can actually
see how their website, there it's telling you that it actually doesn't work. It's redirecting to
another site. So, all right. But anyways, wow. GoDaddy used to say GoDaddy software. That's what
their website used to say back in 2000. So now you see how they progressed. You can see year
after year after year. That's how you can check on your competition. You can check to see whether
or not if somebody is using your trademark, whether or not they used it before you. And it's really
important for you to figure out whether they did it before you. Because if they didn't,
then you're fine. If they did, you may in fact be infringing upon their trademark.
And this is the exact situation that I've had where new people come in after they've been
just blown up by another party. And they said, that party was infringing upon my IP rights.
I sent them a nastygram and they sued me in court. And now I have to stop. So before you say anything
to another party, make sure you do your homework and figure out truly whether or not you have
ownership rights in that. Under common law for trademarks and even under copyright, if you have
a painting that you have and somebody says to you, I'm selling you this painting. I'm giving you
all right title and interest. And you see it on somebody else's location, do a little review.
Check out the website. See, was it on there before the time of the quote unquote creation
of the work that you purchased? If it was, you may be committing copyright infringement.
So do a little
little homework, it's free.
You don't have to worry about a thing
if you do it this way, okay?
Let me walk you through one other thing
that has to do with domain names,
because people run into this problem all the time.
Remember how I told you if somebody uses a domain name
that is the same as your trademark, you could stop them?
Do you remember that?
Okay.
So there's a way to do that.
We talked about that on day,
I think it was day one.
It was either day one or day two,
because those are the two trademark days.
So it has to be one or two days.
But you can actually stop them from using that, okay?
There's a legal way to do that.
And I'll drop the link for that
so you can actually use that, okay?
It's called the Domain Name Dispute Policy.
Now, your chances of winning are exponentially lower
if they only use part of your trademark.
It needs to be the whole trademark.
So if your trademark is destiny,
eternal destiny, right?
And they use destiny, you're not gonna win.
They use eternal, you're not gonna win.
They have to use destiny eternal.
The question is,
what if they use destiny eternal in something else?
So what if you're selling wallets
and they are selling wallets,
and so they have destiny eternal wallets.
It's including your trademark in there.
You still should be looking at going after them
for under the Domain Name Dispute Policy.
You should still be looking at that.
Talk to your attorneys about that.
Ask them about ICANN, right?
To say I-C-A-N, ICANN,
and I-C-A-N-N, I-C-A-N-N.
Yeah, two Ns.
And tell them it's the Domain Name Dispute Policy
and you wanna be able to stop these people
from using your domain name
because they're not allowed to do that, right?
And I've seen a lot of people get blackmailed in that area.
I don't need you guys doing that, dealing with that.
I received a number of different questions
that had to do with trademark things.
The most of really big questions in the trademark area.
So let me just cover one more thing
in the trademark area for you,
just so it's clear, all right?
You can't use, again,
you can't use somebody else's trademark in your trademark.
Okay, so I'm gonna give you an obvious example.
Let's say your name is Blester, right?
Blester, B-L-E-S-T-E-R, Blester.
That's the name you wanna go by.
And you like that trademark.
And so you say, I wanna go for Microsoft Blester.
Cause it's not Microsoft alone.
It's Microsoft plus something else.
No, no, no, no.
I'll send my daughter over to you, okay?
No, you can't do that.
Not allowed, no, not good, okay?
So when you do your trademark searches, Poppy is laughing.
When you do, what if the trademark is dead and abandoned?
All right, I'll touch base on that in a second.
So when you do your searches,
just make sure that you break up your trademark
in your search.
Don't just search for the whole thing together.
Search for each word individually
in the international class
that's associated with the goods and services.
That will make it so that you catch anybody
who has a federally registered mark
that's a part of your trademark.
That's so important guys.
Cause that's, I see a lot of people
get in trouble in that area.
They say, well, I'm different
because I have another word.
Or they say, well, I make it plural
or I use an ES or I use an IES or I use a D, you know?
No, all of those are problems.
All of those are problems.
So it's best to just stay back
and stay away from that, all right?
Now, let me talk to some of the people here
who are dealing with either artists.
Who here is an artist?
Just kind of raise your hand real quick.
Hey, we have a lot of artists here.
Okay, let me just talk to artists for a second here.
Cause you hit the copyright area
and you hit the trademark area.
I love artists, quite frankly.
Both my daughters are artists as well.
They're incredible.
My logo was created by my daughter, okay?
So not my circle one, the one with,
well, you'll see it later.
You'll see it in about 10 minutes.
So for your artwork, okay?
The second that you create drawing, painting,
video, music, you have rights under copyright law, all right?
When you are doing, when you're at a public forum
and you're creating a painting or some kind of work, okay?
It's really beneficial, obviously,
to have something on top of it
so people can't take pictures of it.
but if you're going to offer your stuff for sale online please use low dpi like very low dpi
i mean this is so important and it's it seems obvious but people miss this all the time
make sure you're using very low low dpi and then on top of that white market okay so if you white
market and at the same time you use low dpi dots per inch so uh dpi is like a low resolution okay
just think of low resolution very low low low resolution is this english teresa is awesome i
love it so just very low resolution don't go to high resolution because what people do is they take
the white mark watermark yeah same idea so what you do is um what they'll do is they'll take a
high resolution image they'll go to the corner store that has cameras and they'll just take it
and they'll print it and it'll end up being on their wall all right so all that hard work and
all that inspiration that you should be blessed by because you received you know whatever that
idea is for that painting you're the one who should benefit from it not you know not everybody
else and so do you know what most of these companies are doing they actually provide a
platform where somebody can take a painting or a picture and then just upload it as a gif file or a
jpeg or some other image file and just turn it into you know a uh uh two by three you know a two
foot by three foot uh painting and how much of that do you actually receive zero right so if
you're ever going to take your work and put it online yes it is copied it is covered by copyright
law yes it is but when something hits the internet it is so hard to police it so what you need to do
is only upload it under low low low resolution right which is low dpi and then on top of that
you can like i said you can white market you can watermark it but just make it so that people can't
make copies um when i've told artists to do this their royalties go up they start making way more
money because the only way for people to actually get the work is actually to work directly with them
all right so that's incredibly important okay i'm gonna take right now just because you guys are
hungry i could see it in your eyes so um i'm gonna take two questions two live questions
on anything that we've covered right now just raise
okay here we go allison's got a great one allison's got a great one all right allison go ahead
hi so my question is about when you're branding and marketing yourself um like does that fall
under like a trademark because um the only example i can think of that's not legal advice
is when um there was a company um i won't say their name up here but there was a company that
had taken a photo of the singer rihanna and they put it on t-shirts and they sold it and she
actually sued them for using her image without her permission um because she was saying that
she is her own brand and her own marketing outside of just her music so i was wondering
kind of what you could help to give advice on or an example that's not legal advice
yeah yeah no that's a good it's a good question so i mean for famous people it's a little easier
because they they have certain rights i mean think about it this way like under trademark law
they can actually own their name like i i don't think i'm famous enough to own my name apparently
you know so so rihanna actually if anybody uses her name she has rights um and in fact
what's her name beyonce the one that um she won an award and this other guy comes up and
and interrupts taylor swift yeah do you know taylor swift owns hundreds of trademarks hundreds
she's one of the most savvy ip individuals out there and she makes royalties on everything
she makes a ton of money off of ip so if you use it the right way you can do very well so um but
let's talk about us right we we the common folk all right let's talk about the common folk for a
moment here right so we common folk have a different situation so um somebody is not allowed
to use your there's there's a body of law that talks about like likeness you know what's your
likeness and um and putting you under a false light you know like there's slander there's
liable when people are saying things that are negative about you but then there's a body of law
that has to do with likeness, that when you're talking
about famous people, it's a lot easier for somebody
to win in an argument in that area.
For people like us, it's not as easy.
What I'll do is I'll post, Larissa,
just DM me the word likeness.
I'll know what to do, OK?
There's a really good article that talks about just how much
can somebody do in the area of acting like you
or seeming like you.
Because there's this thing called parity.
So you can actually take something
that's protectable under copyright law
and make fun of it, and it's legal, right?
So there's a whole body of law called parity.
We talk about this in a separate group
that I have, which you guys will find out about shortly.
We go into detail on this.
So what I would say for you, your main things
are your trademarks.
You're not going to be able to own your own name.
But if you have anything, oh, I just
saw something in the spirit.
That's so cool.
All right, I'm going to give you something real quick.
So if you take a picture of yourself,
imagine turning it into a logo, like your image,
like your hairstyle.
So it has your face, your hairstyle.
And let's imagine that becomes your logo.
That's protectable under trademark law.
So you can actually make it so nobody could ever
have a logo that looks like you.
In fact, you can use a silhouette.
You can use a little silhouette of a man.
No, you can use a silhouette, right?
And in your silhouettes.
Scatter moosh.
Scatter moosh, scatter moosh, and the other person's
going to infringe you.
Like, that's literally what you could do, right?
Thunderbolt and blight.
Anyways, I'll stop.
I'll stop.
So the whole point being that there are creative ways
that you can protect your image, right?
You can stop people from using logos
that look similar to you by creating
a silhouette of yourself, right?
And you'll see that.
Certain people actually have logos like that.
But anything associated with your brand, your logo,
your name, your slogan, your materials, all those things
are protectable, protectable, protectable, protectable,
right?
Some of them you don't have to file anything on.
Copyright law, you already own, like your materials,
your website, your funnel, your songs, your poems, your blogs.
You own them automatically.
The question is, do you want to file a federal registration?
OK?
Let me take one more.
Did that help you out?
It did.
All right, awesome.
Let me take one more.
Coach Claudia.
Go ahead.
Hey, thank you.
My question is, I formed an LLC March of 21.
Didn't know anything about trademark and all of that.
And after being in your class, I did a search on my name.
And lo and behold, somebody filed a trademark
in July of 21, exact name.
It doesn't say LLC after it, but it's the name.
And so my question is, I do have a variation of that.
I don't think I have that exact thing as a domain.
But if I shift, and I don't mind changing up my business
name a little bit, but do I have to change the LLC?
Can the LLC stay, even though somebody else?
Great question.
Oh, it's the trademark.
Everybody should, just to set the stage on this,
when did you start using it yourself?
Oh, gosh.
Maybe even before I filed the LLC.
So how many years ago did you start using it?
Well, it was either 19, it was probably 20, sometime in 20.
20 years ago.
No, no, 2020, not that long ago.
2020, so like two years ago.
Yeah.
And they filed in 2021?
Right.
They filed three months after my LLC was filed.
OK.
All right.
I'm going to share something with all of you.
This is going to take one minute.
I'm going to share something with all of you.
Let me share the screen.
OK, this, everybody should be familiar with.
It's the USPTO website, right?
Right.
Everybody should be familiar with this.
OK, trademarks, search.
Let's do a quick search.
Let's look up the name.
I don't know.
I like Nike.
It's very easy to look up.
So we'll just make that the full mark,
because we know that's what we're going for.
And then we'll do footwear.
Evening there, foot there.
All right, so those are the goods and services
and submit a query.
Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Somebody told me what just went wrong.
For a $50 Amazon gift card,
somebody tell me, unmute yourself
and tell me what went wrong.
You searched with or instead of and?
Exactly, or.
Now, April, you won the electronic business card,
so I can't give you that one.
So April's like sweeping house here,
so we're cleaning house here.
All right, so I have to give that one to somebody else.
Okay, April.
Okay, I never got,
was somebody supposed to get in touch with me
about the other one?
Yeah, you're gonna get on day, on Friday,
you're gonna get a separate email from the company itself.
Yeah, all right, so let's do this.
Change this to and, got it?
Submit query.
All right, there you go.
So let's just grab one of these trademarks here,
Nike over here.
All right, do you see right here data first use?
I just want you all to get familiar with this.
If you ever have a situation like Coach Claudia
is talking about where another party has a trademark
that's like yours, go and look on their site
and see what they're listing as their data first use.
That's gonna help you out,
because now if you predate them by like 10, 20 years,
then you know you have certain rights under common law.
So make sure you talk to your attorney
and explain it to them and say,
hey, do I need to stop?
Maybe I don't need to stop,
because I've been doing it 10 years prior
to their date of first use.
But what if it's only six months prior?
Well, even so, I mean, if you have certain sales
six months before them, but here's the issue.
The issue is that you only be able to continue
in the geographical regions
in which you have been using it already, right?
And so it may not be worth.
Right, well, then my part two of the question is,
can I keep my LLC under that name?
Right, so let me answer that.
So it always comes down to
what's the goods or services that are used, right?
So Nike footwear, okay?
So now you have a company,
the company is in the business of selling footwear, right?
I mean, that's what they do.
So if the other party has a trademark
in an international class
that's associated with the sale of footwear,
then by all means, the person has to stop, right?
But if they have a trademark that's associated with botany,
then who cares?
Like, you know, these are shoes, this is botany.
So you gotta do the analysis by the attorney
and by ourselves, has to be looking at what are the goods?
What are the services that the trademark's being used?
I think they're the same.
Then start coming up with a new name.
Exactly.
But I just, so I would need to amend
or whatever the legal thing is, my LLC then.
Well, that's what people, yeah.
So, I mean, if individual A is using the name,
has a corporate name that's associated with services
that somebody else owns a trademark for,
then they gotta change the name of the company.
But again, consult an attorney on this,
but it sounds to me, and this, again, is not legal advice.
Right.
But I will say, you know, it's, yeah, it ain't good.
All right, so with that, let me,
I'm gonna share something with all of you.
This is kind of really important.
So let me share something with you.
As a lot of you have noticed,
there's a lot of issues in IP, like a lot of issues.
I mean, everybody has new scenarios.
Somebody has, like Coach Claudia had a scenario,
and then Allison has a different scenario.
All these people have different scenarios.
But, and so when you go out there
and you finally file a trademark application,
you might be thinking, well, hold it,
is that a trademark issue?
Or is that a copyright issue?
Or is that a patent issue?
And I remember in day two, I think they did this.
And well, is that this?
I'm just, I'm not really sure which area of IP,
and I'm not really sure what to do.
And some of you honestly are pretty advanced.
I gotta tell you, of all the challenges that I've done,
there's a lot of people here who are doing things now.
There's not a lot of theoretical stuff going on here.
There's a lot of real life examples
where people have businesses,
and they're trying to figure out what can I protect,
what I can't protect.
I've got a solution for you.
Okay, so we have something that I'm going to share with you
that addresses this, okay?
So imagine that you had a situation
where you could sit down with myself, right?
I've got 25 years of experience in this area, right?
I handle patents, trademarks, copyrights,
litigation, prosecution, you name it, I do it all, right?
And I enjoy it, there's a surprise.
So with that being said,
In the case, imagine that you could sit down with me
for two or three hours,
reveal everything that you have going on.
Just like literally take,
you show me your websites, show me whatever you want.
It would all be under attorney-client privilege.
And separate from that, I can digest the entire equation
and provide to you a layout
of exactly what to do first, second, third.
Imagine that you had that, okay?
Now, how many people would think that's valuable
just by a show of hands to have somebody like me
to look at your portfolio, right?
And to give you that evaluation, right?
Well, let me show you something that we came up with.
This is the first time, literally, we have ever done this.
And the reason why I can do this,
let me share my screen first
so you understand why I can share, do this now.
Let me move this out of the way.
Presents, presents, all right.
The reason why I can do this
is because as of November 21st, 2022,
I have my own law firm, Nieves IP Law Group, okay?
Now, I've been doing this for 25 years.
I've been with the law firm I'm with now.
I've been the head of the department for a long time.
I built their patent law department 17 years ago.
I have been very blessed, like lawyer of the year,
best of the best, Woodward White,
American Bar Foundry member,
all these accolades that are really just true blessings.
But I had a number of clients just ask me,
well, why don't you have your own firm?
And I really didn't have an answer.
So I decided to obey my clients, quite frankly,
and I created my own firm.
So Nieves IP opens on December 21st.
So I decided since this is the first group ever
that has been in a challenge
where I can actually provide legal services,
I decided to create something
that has never been created before.
It's called the Foundations in IP Package.
And that's my logo right there, Nieves IP.
It should have a TM on it, I know.
I didn't want it on it because I like how clean it is.
I'm surprised nobody pinged me already,
but I didn't want anything on it.
So I just leave it alone.
So this is what the Foundations in IP Package
is going to have, okay?
And I'm giving this to you right now.
Number one, you have an IP audit with me,
not with my associates, not with my partners,
not with my paralegals, with me.
You sit down with me,
you reveal exactly what your scenario is.
You might be looking out within the next three years,
I wanna do the following, or next five years,
or these are my inventions, these are my employees.
These are my websites, my funnels.
These are the agreements that I'm thinking of making
with software developers.
Like, you can mention whatever you want, all right?
And I'm going to provide you with a strategic plan.
Now, that doesn't mean I'm gonna analyze your patents,
just to be clear.
It doesn't mean, this does not include legal agreements.
It doesn't include like not infringement opinions.
It doesn't include searching.
But I thought about that very issue and I said,
hold it, this doesn't include searching.
And then I thought a lot of you need trademark searches done
and need trademark applications done.
How many of you are in that boat?
You need a trademark search done and application, all right.
So I decided to throw something in for you.
I am going to do a trademark clearance search for you
on top of that, all right?
After you do a top level search,
I will do a real search for you, okay?
A formal search for you, all right?
On top of doing the search for you,
I'm also gonna do a trademark application for you, all right?
So now you've got, I'm gonna do an audit for you
and within two to three hours and give you a strategic plan.
Then I'm going to do a trademark search for you
and I'm gonna do a trademark application for you.
Now, the reason why I don't display this to corporations,
cause right now, a lot of corporate clients
like that I have right now would say,
I'll take a hundred of these right now.
Cause they're gonna save a lot of money
on my normal legal fees, quite frankly.
They'd say, I want that package, Pete.
And I'd say, you can't have it cause it's not available.
So with that being the case,
I decided to do something extra.
And let me explain this to you.
If I'm gonna give you a strategic plan, right?
If I'm gonna spend the time to sit down with you
and give you a strategic plan
and you're gonna try to implement this thing,
it's not really fair that I just kind of disappear.
I mean, let's put it that way.
It's like, here's a strategic plan.
This is what we're gonna do.
You know, in February,
you're gonna file these two trademark applications.
You're not gonna file these.
over here because it costs too much, and these are going to be more valuable. You're going to do this
patent on the core technology, file provisional patents on this other technology, just so you
can say patents pending plural instead of patent pending. This is what you're going to do with
your websites. I mean, I can lay all that out for you, right? But then I thought, well, as they're
starting to implement it, they need somebody to give them some feedback, say, yeah, you're doing
it right, or like, what if they have extra questions? So I decided to do something that
I've never done before. Not only have I not done legal offers before, but I decided to throw
something in for you. This is only available for 48 hours. Just to be clear, 48 hours only. This
doesn't extend past that. After 48 hours, this part is gone. It's gone. Like, this is gone, okay?
I have what's called the protection portal. Some of you have heard of the protection portal.
Some of you have been referred here by people who are in the protection portal, and in fact,
there's some people here right now who are going to talk for a minute about the protection portal.
The protection portal provides an environment where I go live with you.
I'm going to show you what the features are in the protection portal.
So you get a one-year membership, all right, where you can go live with me for an hour and a half
once a month. You can ask her questions. As long as we're not doing legal advice, it's very similar
to the VIP experience, but on adrenaline. Because some of these people are like,
I'm doing this, this, and this. I want to do that. So it's very detailed. So we go live once a month
for an hour and a half. You can email the questions. We go over things live face-to-face, okay?
Separate from that, you get access, if I choose to do so, to my associates around the world,
meaning my foreign associates. So if you're doing work in Canada and you need a lawyer in Canada,
I have lawyers in Canada, right? You're doing work in China, I have lawyers in China. I have
IP attorneys in every single country in the world. There hasn't been one that I haven't,
I do Malaysia, Indonesia, India, everywhere, okay? So wherever you need support and IP,
I've got somebody available for you, okay? You get to continue emailing questions for my review,
and we go through those live during the Protection Portal sessions, which are once a month.
And then on top of that, this part here, a lot of people join the Protection Portal because
of this. You get any referrals that you send into the Protect Your Idea Challenge, you get 20%
of everything. So if you refer, as an example, you refer one individual who pays $95 plus $195
for VIP, that's $290. Let's say they take the offer. They take the offer, you end up making about
$560 for one person, okay? We've got people making thousands of dollars as being affiliates,
all right? So they're helping out their people. So if you have a group, this affiliate program is
amazing. I increased it to 20% because, quite frankly, you're saving me money on advertising.
And separate from that, I just want to bless the people that are in my own program. Why not have
them do well too, you know? So with all this, today, if you do this within 48 hours, it's $54.95,
one payment of $54.95. Now, some people might be thinking, well, hold it. Can I do multiple
payments? The problem with doing multiple payments is I can't do any of the legal work
because I'm not going to do the legal work first and have somebody do the first payment and then
not pay the second two payments. That won't happen. So it's one payment for $54.95, and we
did the calculations. There's like $48,000 worth of value in this, all right? And just so you guys
know, even Pedro Deo looked at this, and he's like, what the? This is an incredible deal, all right?
The one who actually told me to add the protection portal as a free offer at the portion of it,
at the end of it, was Pedro. He's like, you know what would make this thing really killer?
I said, oh no, what is it? He's like, throw in the portal for free. I said, the portal alone,
we actually provide for $24.95. That's the going price of it. And it actually just went up to $29.95.
So you're actually getting an audit from me, plus you're getting trademark search,
trademark application, plus you're getting the protection portal for a full year for
continued guidance for $54.95. So with that, Larissa, can you drop the link? I want to introduce
just a few people here if I could. Let me stop sharing for a minute here.
Stop sharing.
All right, let me introduce a few people here.
Jennifer. Jennifer Flannery. Hi.
How are you.
I'm good. Good.
Hey, what are you excited for you and your new firm, I'm super excited, super super proud of you like major accomplishments so super fun.
Thank you so much. No, it's honestly it's been.
It's, I've been told by a few people I should have done it before. And it's it's kind of like, it's the right time, it's timing, it's time. Yeah, easy to easy to say should have that you can't can't go back on that.
Yeah, exactly. It's a good time. Hey, would you bless us all just by giving I know you're in the protection portal, obviously, you've done amazing things and you're continuing to grow and maybe you can speak a little bit about, you know what you've gained through the
protection portal. Maybe take a minute to talk about that. Yeah, just for a quick minute. Yes. And also just so people know I'm in fairly early stage of my journey and certainly an early stage of IP stuff.
So I think it's good when you hear stories of people where are they in their business and what kind of business are they doing what's happening so just for perspective, I knew enough to be probably dangerous about IP.
I have a background in international education. So one of the conversations we had I think it was probably just a week ago was about citing work in things that we're doing and I'm used to have been an adjunct professor so I'm used to things you're
allowed to cite or talk about. And certainly remember when you were in school like high school or college and, you know, there's a certain way that you cite things you know you got to put your reference sheet at the back member all that kind of stuff.
So that was very different. This was the conversation we had in the portal, about a week ago, was that's very different in the education world versus in the business world, very different. And so what you can say verbally in a challenge in a training in your program,
whatever it is you're doing very different and so that for me was huge that completely altered.
I think I've kept myself out of having the hot seat of having to call Peter and be like, hey, I'm in jail. Can you come get me.
So that's just been helpful. It's just been the ability to ask those specific questions. Here's my thing. Here's what I'm working on.
I've got everything marked the way it should be. Copyright notices on my stuff so it's about protecting my stuff. I think I've kept myself out of having the hot seat of having to call Peter and be like, hey, I'm in jail. Can you come get me.
So that's just been helpful. It's just been the ability to ask those specific questions. Here's my thing. Here's what I'm working on.
Conversation we haven't even had yet. Peter is about an NDA that I think I'm going to need. I didn't even know what that was until I got into all of this and I have a pretty big idea. I need to work on getting developed and that's going to need some extra protection around it.
We actually had a session too, speaking of NDAs, where we actually talked about what language is vital in an NDA.
Because there's a lot of ways you can do NDAs, but there's a certain language that's vital. So we go through specific scenarios. Jennifer, thank you so much.
You're welcome.
I'm going to go to John because I know John has to split real soon. John Umstead, the cookie monster.
Congratulations, Peter. Congratulations, Peter, for finally leaving the mothership. I love it. I love it.
Thank you so much. I really appreciate that, buddy.
Yeah, you know, if Pedro hasn't chastised you on the price, maybe I'll help him. I was like, that's an amazing deal. I was like, wow, let me sign up again. It's so great a deal.
But being part of the portal, been along with Peter since I think the April challenge.
And I guess one thing I would say about the portal, and Jennifer hit on it too, is that you may sign up for one thing now where you think, oh, I'm going to be using this.
Oh, we're talking about this IP stuff. And then all of a sudden these other things come up like NDAs.
Wow. And then as Peter unpacked that in the portal, there is your eyes go wide open by saying, oh, there's things that I really need to watch out for, you know, in terms of these terms and that terms hashtag not legal advice.
At least back then. Right. But there are.
So as an entrepreneur, what I really liked about this is it's just a startup kit. Right. And it gets you going and it gets you confident.
And I know Peter used me as an example and he didn't really share my name, but, you know, I was the one who went through and filed my name for the smart cookie company that was going to be our original company.
And I got these cease and desist letters, and I thought I had done my homework.
And in reality, I probably could have pushed it,
you know, now going back and looking at it,
but the attorney I went to couldn't give me an idea.
And he said, it's going to be anywhere
from five to $20,000, right?
And now looking back on it, I'm like,
he was a horrible attorney, right?
He was just like, I was like, wow,
he didn't obviously go to school up here.
But the point is when you can start off
and you know exactly what you're,
like, this is an investment, people.
I look at this investment and my investment so far
with working with Peter and in the portal as an investment.
And I do that to create a foundation.
Because if I know the foundation for my business is solid
and it's going to stand and it's going to last, guess what?
I don't have any sleepless nights.
And if something does come my way,
it's like building on that solid foundation.
If the storms come up, guess what?
I'm anchored to this foundation and I know I'm right.
And having spent thousands and thousands of dollars
doing this the first time,
we finally came up with Yummy Delicious Cookies,
which A, was a better one.
But now it's, so if you're in this swirl of wondering,
what do I do and how do I do it?
I can't recommend this enough.
And Peter's upfront part of it was crazy.
Just getting his services for this,
it's, if you have any doubts, then your answer is yes.
Right, if you have a business
and you're kind of contemplating back and forth,
then you already know your answer, right?
And then you go to the Lord and say,
all right, Lord, how are we going to make this happen?
Because if we wait on this, if you pass on this,
and I passed on things before and they come back later,
or I have to deal with something,
and then I got to hire Peter to fix a problem
instead of help me set up the foundation.
And what exactly was the billing rate?
Was it not $600 an hour at least?
Yeah, so.
Yeah, exactly.
So this is amazing, Peter.
I'm glad, I'm so glad to finally see it come to light.
And I'm so glad to meet the future of Protection Portal
people as well at our next meeting.
John, thank you so much.
I really appreciate you and all you do for us.
And just anybody who doesn't know Yummy Delicious Cookies,
incredible, incredible cookies, amazing ingredients.
I ate gluten-free.
I ate one of their cookies,
didn't even know it wasn't gluten-free,
had no issues at all
because the quality of their products are just phenomenal.
So I'm going to take one more moment here
and just, I'm going to introduce Jill.
Thanks, John.
I'm going to ask Jill to take a moment to share.
Jill is, she's a superstar, quite frankly.
And so, Jill, let me see if I can pin you.
Here, there we go.
Pin you.
Perfect.
And I'll unmute you.
There you go.
All right, Jill.
So Jill, you've got a lot going on, obviously.
Like your business, like you're multi-tiered.
You've got like book stuff.
You got training stuff.
You got coaching stuff.
You've got your, you're pretty incredibly handy.
And I love how you involve your family all the time
because I always see your family around, which is amazing.
Maybe you could take a moment just to speak towards,
you actually didn't have the opportunity to do an IP audit.
Maybe you could take a moment to speak
towards what it would have been like
if you had the opportunity to do the audit upfront.
And then maybe talk about your experience in the portal
because I know you've got a lot going on, so.
Yeah.
Well, I am a storybook author
and self-published three books working on,
I have what, eight in the pipeline for next year.
And so between working with illustrators
where their artwork I've paid for,
but don't own the rights to,
and then my stories where I own the copyrights for those,
that can get super messy.
And so an IP audit would have really helped me see
what I have, what I need to do
in terms of contract and license,
what somebody else owns, how these go together,
because yeah, that I'm kind of,
I'm figuring out now by asking questions in the group.
And I also, so I'm a storybook author myself
and now I am training and coaching authors
to write and create their own storybooks
and to position those and sell them.
So now I have creative development groups.
Well, how do I monitor a creative development group
so that IP isn't stolen in a session?
These are some of the questions that I've been asking,
I've been able to ask them there.
If I contribute heavily to a story or do ghostwriting,
who owns the copyrights?
Then brokering deals with illustrators.
So all of this is like exciting developments in my business,
but certainly is a super mess for copyrights.
and discussion about who owns what,
and then how do I register all these?
So this group has been completely invaluable.
I can't even imagine trying to navigate this myself.
Or I can say, if I did,
I would probably be getting a handful of letters
in the next couple of years.
So I'm really glad that I have Peter in this portal.
So for those who have a chance at IP,
there might be a ton of things you don't even realize
that you have rights to.
Things that you've written, even rough drafts of,
even if they aren't in publication, copyright is,
once you speak it out, once you write it out,
you have rights to it.
It doesn't even have to be published.
So there's all sorts of things you might have copyrights to
you don't realize you do.
So an audit is like an invaluable piece to your business,
making sure you have it.
So people understand just what Jill just said there.
What Jill just said is exactly why I'm doing this.
You guys are very talented.
I don't, what you often see,
like I deal with inventors all the time,
engineers all the time.
People are brilliant.
Like, you know, MIT, Harvard,
all these people who are like the top of their game, right?
You speak to these people and they have no clue
about how important the thing is that they created.
They have no clue.
Like I'll speak to an engineer and the engineer,
I'll say, hey, you know, did you,
is there anything new in here?
Anything that's valuable?
And they go, no.
Why? Because they're in it every day.
So they have no idea what's valuable
in their own creations.
Even as artists, people don't realize
what aspects of their portfolios are important
or how to protect it.
Or, you know, what do you do if you're a musician
or what do you do if you're a coach?
Coaches is one of the biggest areas.
Cause as coaches, you're creating copyrightable works,
trademarkable works.
Sometimes you're doing patentable works
and you just don't know it.
So imagine if we could just sit down,
you and I, we sit down, we do a Zoom live together.
We, and we go through it.
Tell me everything you're doing, beginning to end.
Tell me your whole story.
Tell me where you want to be in three years.
Tell me where you thought you were going to be.
Tell me what worked, what didn't work.
Give me your whole story over those two, three hours.
And what I'm going to do from there
is come out with a strategic plan
based on what I believe you need
and what legally you can do.
And guess what?
That will be legal advice.
So you can drink if you want, or if you don't want,
it will be legal advice, okay?
Because it's going to be locked underneath my own law firm.
You're actually going to get an engagement agreement.
It's going to be very formal.
You have to sign the engagement agreement.
You'll have already prepaid because you purchased the offer.
And so since you have the offer,
percentage of the offer is actually going to the law firm.
And that's what a legal services are going to be provided.
Because it's separate from the challenge.
So I just wanted to share that with you.
This just doesn't happen.
Lawyers don't do this stuff, guys.
It doesn't exist.
And so Jill, thank you so much.
I don't know.
Yeah, go ahead, go ahead.
So that was why I thought the IP audit
is like a no-brainer deal right now.
As far as the huge value that I found for me,
anybody on the fence about it, I will say this.
You don't know what questions
you might have in the next year.
You have ideas.
You may not know even what to ask.
Part of the tipping point for me of saying, yeah, I'm in,
is I knew there was a community
that was going to be asking questions in our calls
and in the Facebook group that would get me thinking
of the questions I needed to ask.
So doing this on your own,
thinking if I just have these steps
and I have this outline, I can execute,
there's just so much, I mean, legal,
the legal world is just not the most natural space
for an entrepreneur where ideas and creative
and collaborative, we're just like spreading
all our goodness and losing rights all over the place
because we don't know the legal piece to it.
So working with Peter has helped me understand
how best to have space creatively,
how to create things and protect them.
And for me, I can now add even more value to my clients
because I know how to help them protect.
So that's written into all of my high ticket offers
is the protection piece that I know how to lead them through.
So thank you, Peter.
This has been a wonderful community
and opportunity to be a part of this with you.
Thank you so much.
And I really appreciate that, Joe.
And I appreciate you because one of the assets
that I think people don't actually realize
is in that protection portal, which is part of this package,
not only is it a privilege to be training people,
these people are training each other.
Like you're dealing with people that are.
different skill levels, right?
And people that have different experiences.
So when somebody is starting to address a certain issue
that somebody else in the portal has already run into,
they're helping each other.
So like I'm giving them the guidance on the legal side,
they're getting some guidance on the business side.
It's pretty remarkable.
I mean, I couldn't have come up with this.
It really is, a major part of it
is the people that are in it.
So I'm grateful for you, Jill,
and for the others that are in there.
You bring a lot of value, love you guys.
All right, so with that,
let me see if anybody has a question or two about this.
If you do, just raise your virtual hand.
Happy to answer a question or two on this.
And then I will,
obviously we're gonna dig into patents tomorrow.
We're gonna dig in a little more
into trademarks and copyrights tomorrow.
I'm gonna cover one more legal issue right after this also,
which is gonna take about two minutes.
So does anybody have any questions?
In particular, if you do, just let me know.
Elizabeth has raised her hand.
Elizabeth, go right ahead.
Yeah, hey, thanks for all that you're doing
to pour into everybody.
Super appreciate it.
It's incredible value.
I'm in the process of creating my online course.
So the content's not quite there yet.
Is now the right time?
Yes, yeah.
And so let me explain to you why.
That's a great question, quite frankly,
because a lot of people will ask,
they'll say, well, I know what's going to happen.
I'm not, I don't have it finished yet, right?
That's when you wanna do the audits.
That's when you wanna dig in,
because then you can figure out
what you should do first, second, third,
where you should spend money,
where you shouldn't spend money.
Like you don't wanna start going down a path,
which is the wrong path and not have the guidance.
Like if you start going down that path,
you may end up wasting time and resources
and then having to completely change the path.
Like if you look at John's example, right?
If John had an audit earlier,
number one, it would have been his option
to change the name of the company
because he had common law rights.
If he knew that when he got that cease and desist letter,
he could have said, all right,
maybe this is a sign for me to change the name.
But in the meantime, you guys need to go pound sand
because I have certain legal rights
that I can actually stop you from using it.
So why don't you send me a check?
Like he literally could have done that.
And so it's good when you're in that beginning phase
to kind of come forward with somebody
who understands the entire layout of the land
and ask them all the questions.
Say what you wanna do, what you're going to do,
what you see going in the future,
and then come out with a strategic plan for implementation
step-by-step.
And then on top of that,
the thing that's really precious or really cool here
is that I know the associated costs too.
Like, if you tell me, hey,
I wanna obtain rights in Germany.
I know what it costs to file for patents, trademarks,
copyrights in Germany.
Like there's all these different things
so they have agents there too.
So we can analyze everything
and come out with a strong strategic plan now
before you start implementing and you're on the wrong path.
It just, it ends up saving you money in the longterm.
Nick and Elisa.
Hey, by the way, I saw Elisa feeding you.
Like, you know, you got it made.
I'm just saying, Nick.
Like you got it made, buddy.
I do, I do.
I'm blessed.
You must treat her very well.
Let's not listen to...
I don't remember my wife like feeding me.
I don't know if she can hear me, but...
It was really good too.
I'm just saying, you're very blessed, brother.
All right, go ahead.
All right, so we're a mess.
We own...
We own multiple businesses,
venture capitalists to other businesses,
help friends and other people build businesses,
wrote a book,
investment properties,
have multiple fires, irons in the fire.
And we're not sure what that plan
is supposed to look like yet.
And so jumping in, getting an audit,
I'd be like, I feel like I need to prepare
for a week just to get an audit.
So...
What I would do...
Well, let me tell you what I would do
for your situation, okay?
What I would do with somebody like you,
I actually have different tiers of audits, right?
But for you guys, I would keep it at the same tier,
but this is what I would do.
I would have a quick call with you first
for like a half hour
and tell you everything that you need, right?
That's the first thing I would do, all right?
Cause you guys are more complex.
You're more down the road.
So what I would suggest,
if you take the offer is we just have a call first
so I can tell you everything that you should prepare, right?
I've done this for a number of people
that we actually know.
And then once you have that,
you can go and do your homework, right?
You go out there, you get all your documents,
you get your plans, you get your businesses,
everything like that.
that. And then we sit down and we dig in for the next, you
know, next time period, so that you can have a strategic plan
for everything. Now, just to be clear, this is a brief IP audit.
I'm just making it clear because like, people that I know would
jump all over this in a second. And they would say, I have four
companies, give me an IP audit for the whole thing. It's like,
that's not what we're doing here. So it's two or three hours
of digesting everything that you have. And then I'll give you a
strategic plan for everything that you're doing. Absolutely.
Because I want to see you guys do well, quite frankly, I really
do. I mean, that's why I'm doing this. But the way I would do it
in your circumstance, honestly, Nick is, let's do like a half
hour call first. And let me explain to you what are going to
be the best things to have together. And then from there,
matter of fact, I could even give you a list. You know, maybe
that's what I'll do for this. Actually, that's a good idea,
right? We should create a list. Anybody? That's really good,
Ray. So anybody who takes the offer, what I'll do is I'll
create a list. All right. And so I will hand you the list. So
you can do your homework before we have the call. Man, this is
good. Like this is really good. So you guys can take Nick
because it's Nick's Nick's doing quite frankly. So yeah, does
that did does that address where you're where you're talking
about Nick?
Yes. Because if you were to tell me, hey, you buy now, and you
got to have your call your three hour call next week. I'm
out. No way.
That would be some of the other guys. I know they'd go. I don't
even know like how to find the D dub, you know, the WD 40 oil in
my garage and you want me to tell you every aspect of my
company like I don't. So let me give I'll give you an outline of
things that are valuable. So anybody who takes the offer,
Ray, just remind me of this. All right.
Well, you just don't know that I've already added it on to the
link to the foundation spray that we're going to offer them a
preparation checklist.
Well done. Well done. Right. She's way ahead of me all the
time.
Social, by the way.
Oh, that's right. Um, um, all right. All right. One minute.
We'll do this for one minute. Can you share your screen? Do
you have it up? I have it. I didn't tell you guys about this
because there's so much in this offer already. I don't want to
confuse people. That's not true. That's not true. I just said I
forgot. That's the truth. I forgot to mention it. So tribe
social is actually anybody who takes the offer, you also
receive tribe social tribe social is a place where we store
all of our videos, all of the challenge videos, all of the
protect protection portal videos, all the VIP videos,
they're all saved in tribe social. Okay, now in here,
you'll see the different sessions that are there. Now
you're, you're only going to have access to your own
challenge and your own VIP. That's it, you're not going to
have access to everything else. Now, if you want to have access
to, you know, some of the other sessions, then you can request
it. And we can talk about costs associated with that. But
basically, on the left hand side, right, you see on the
left hand side, if you go, keep going left, left, your other
left. No, move the cursor to the left. The hand thingy move
all the way to the left, where the list right on the list. On
the list. There we go. There you go. Right now, just click on
like July 2022, just so they can see what happens. Alright, so
when you click on that, it gives you it gives you the list, like
you can see day one, day two, day three, day four, it shows
everything that happened during your challenge. Okay, so you're
no longer looking through your emails to find the link, you're
no longer worried about Am I in the Facebook group or not, it's
all there, you can just look on the left hand side, and you'll
see the list, you can select and, and we actually have it
customized. So we know who you are. And we know exactly which
challenge you were partook in. So we give you access to your
stuff. And you can go in here and you can make notes. And
there's a section for notes. There's a chat area, I think
that's available here that most people haven't started using yet
because this is all new. I invested in this entire
platform, which I'm giving you guys for free. All right, I did
this because I thought it'd be way more organized than people
trying to figure out where my videos like it's all there.
Alright, so that you can stop sharing. That is your offer.
That offer is amazing. It really is. So I hope many of you take
advantage of it, because I'm pretty sure I'm not doing that
again. Because I'm probably going to get in trouble for
doing this in the first place. So but um, we'll have a lot of
fun as we do this. So if you have any questions,
you can either say them here, or you can raise them in VIP,
or you can email me at, go ahead, Rae.
Oh, you want me to drop it in there?
Yeah, yeah, the link for where you can email.
Support at believe-challenges.com,
I'll drop it in the chat.
Right, you can email there, and so you have that, okay?
All right, so with that, let me just,
I'm gonna share one more thing for you, and that's it.
Yeah, one more thing.
Do you wanna give them the form too?
No, no, it's too much stuff today.
Let's do it tomorrow, we'll do it tomorrow.
I don't wanna give them the form today,
just too much stuff.
Let them digest this, let them ask questions and catch up.
Yeah, just one other thing on the copyright notice,
I just wanna touch base on real fast.
I see a lot of people, they use the copyright notice
and they use their name, so you'll see this,
the circle see the date, and then they'll use their name,
because they wanna say I have possessive rights, right?
They're just, there's something about,
they just want their name on the notice, okay?
Just can you please, just please seriously think about this
when you put your name out in the public.
Again, we touched base on this very briefly,
but if your name's on it
and there's an infringement happening,
they're gonna come after your name, right?
They see your name, so they know who to come after, okay?
So if it's like Larissa Luck, right?
And so she has circle C, copyright 2022,
Larissa Luck on a painting
and somebody else sees the painting,
they say, hey, that's copyright infringement.
They look at the painting, they see Larissa Luck,
they know the person, they go after the person.
If it instead is in the name of the company,
they realize that now the person
who owns the company is sheltered,
so now they end up going after a company.
There's just a different impression
if you're going after an individual versus a corporation.
So just think about that.
I'm not saying you should have it in your name.
I'm not saying you should have it in the name of a company.
What I'm saying is,
think of the pluses and the minuses
on your copyright notice,
because it's out in the public
and the person who gets targeted
is the one who's on the notice.
That's just what I see almost all the time, okay?
So just think about that.
Now, there are pluses again, if it's in your name,
because now you can license it to the company.
You maintain ownership, right?
So you don't have to worry about somebody else
taking your copyrights and doing stuff with it.
It's yours.
Nobody else can do anything with it.
It's yours.
That's the beauty of it.
The only negative is,
just make sure you're clean when you're using it
because you could become a target, right?
And with that, I am going to close.
You guys are amazing.
Tomorrow is our last day.
Tomorrow's our last day, Friday.
If you have questions, like I said, about the offer,
let me know.
Happy to answer questions.
That offer is available for 48 hours only, all right?
So that means Friday, Saturday.
Saturday at midnight, it shuts off, all right?
Now, Monday, I told a lot of you that on Monday,
I'm gonna have a bonus session for all of you.
That's gonna be Monday at seven o'clock, all right?
We're gonna go through, I like that, Tim.
Woo!
And so, we're gonna have a session
on how to do logo searching, all right?
On the trademark searching database.
And if somebody has an extra question
on normal trademark searches, you can bring it then
and we'll kind of cover that for you too, all right?
Just very quickly.
It should only take like a half hour.
It shouldn't be a whole hour.
So you don't have to worry about losing your entire day
on a Monday.
But it might take about 40 minutes.
We'll see.
I'll leave it open for an hour.
We'll see what happens.
All right, with that, I'm gonna jump off.
Larissa, I'm gonna leave you here.
And I'll see you guys tomorrow.
All right, VIP, I'll see you there in five minutes.
Okay.
All right.
You know what?
Let's make it 10 minutes.
Yeah, because people need a break.
All right.
And Nick looks like he wants a Lisa to feed him some more.
You know, he's like,
hey, I wanna get that spoon fed thing going again.
So give him 10 minutes.
All right.
See you guys.
All right, 627.
Thanks, Peter.