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If you have joined a Certification Training, you agreed to the Certification License which lets you do that.
Using a few ideas or items in a presentation or article
As you should do with anything you’re quoting or sharing from other authors… provide credit / attribution of your source.
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What about published works? Publishers should require you to have a letter from the source you are quoting giving permission – even if it’s just a little content. Email staff@6seconds.org for this. |
Using a significant amount of content or a published product
How do you know if it’s significant?
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Six Seconds is generally delighted to license such use. We need to ensure that such use it is ethical & legal, aligned to Six Seconds' brand values, and appropriately protected.
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What you are making & what it’s for
What Six Seconds' materials you want to include. Include your estimate of the percentage of the work that is Six Seconds' or based on Six Seconds' materials.
How this work will be sold (to whom, for how much, and approximately how many)
The best way to be licensed for professional use is to SUBSCRIBE the GOLD MEMBERSHIP.
Brand guidelines
For appropriate use of Six Seconds' logos and materials, please see the other sections of this guide:
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