Terms of Use – ManojTailor.com

Terms of Use

manojtailor.com

Last updated: July 2026

1. Introduction.

These Terms explain the conditions that apply when you:

Visit or use manojtailor.com.
Read or interact with material published on the website.
Join the email list.
Receive an email series or weekly newsletter.
Complete any clearly identified diagnostic.
Request information about a private offer.
Download a free or paid resource.
Purchase or access digital content or a service.

These Terms are intended to create clear and reasonable expectations between you and Manoj Tailor.

If you do not agree with them, please do not use the website, submit a form, complete a diagnostic or purchase a product or service.

The Privacy Policy, Cookies Policy, Disclaimer and any product-specific terms shown before purchase also form part of the relevant agreement.

2. Who operates this website?

This website is operated by:

Manoj Tailor
Website: manojtailor.com
Email: manoj@manojtailor.com
Questions about these Terms can be sent to the email address above.

3. Who may use the website?

The website is intended for people aged 18 or over.

By purchasing a product or service, you confirm that:

You are at least 18.
You are legally capable of entering into the agreement.
The information you provide is accurate.
You are authorised to use the chosen payment method.

The website is available to readers globally, although particular products, services or payment methods may not be available in every country.

4. The purpose of the website.

The website is the public home of work concerning:

Human Judgement in the Age of AI

It may provide:

Essays and articles.
Email Series.
A weekly newsletter.
Educational distinctions and frameworks.
Reflective questions.
Diagnostics and questionnaires.
Free and paid digital resources.
Workbooks and guided processes.
Private offer information.
Other clearly described products or services.

Some material is freely available.

Other material may require:

An email subscription.
Completion of a form.
A separate request.
Payment.
Acceptance of additional product-specific terms.

5. Educational and informational purposes.

Unless explicitly stated otherwise in a separate written agreement, website content, emails, diagnostics and resources are provided for educational, informational and reflective purposes.

They are intended to help readers think more clearly about:

Artificial intelligence.
Human judgement.
Trust and verification.
Decision-making.
Agency.
Accountability.
Responsibility.
Decisions under uncertainty.

They do not constitute individual professional advice.

In particular, the website does not provide:

Legal advice.
Financial or investment advice.
Tax advice.
Medical or healthcare advice.
Mental-health treatment.
Therapy or counselling.
Crisis support.
Employment-law advice.
Cybersecurity advice.
Safeguarding advice.
Regulated professional advice.
A substitute for advice from an appropriately qualified person.

General discussion of a subject does not create a professional adviser-client relationship.

Where your situation requires specialist expertise, seek independent advice from a suitably qualified professional.

6. Your judgement and responsibility.

The purpose of this work is to support human judgement, not replace it.

You remain responsible for:

The information you choose to provide.
How you interpret the material.
Whether it is appropriate for your circumstances.
Any additional evidence or professional advice you require.
The decisions you make.
The actions you take.
The consequences and trade-offs you accept.

You should not rely upon a website page, email, diagnostic result or general framework as the sole basis for a high-consequence decision.

You should apply greater scrutiny where a decision involves matters such as:

Health.
Safety.
Legal rights.
Significant financial risk.
Employment.
Children or vulnerable people.
Confidential information.
Irreversible consequences.
Specialist professional obligations.

Nothing on this website transfers responsibility for your decisions to Manoj Tailor, the website, an AI provider or another third-party service.

7. Information about AI.

The website may discuss or use artificial intelligence in relation to research, analysis, writing, decision-making, communication and human responsibility.

AI systems can produce:

Errors.
Omissions.
Fabricated information.
Outdated information.
Bias.
Incomplete interpretations.
Inconsistent answers.
Confident language unsupported by sufficient evidence.
Hallucinations.

You are responsible for checking material claims before relying upon them.

When using AI in your own work, you should comply with all applicable:

Laws.
Employer policies.
Client obligations.
Confidentiality duties.
Data-protection requirements.
Professional standards.
Intellectual-property obligations.
Industry rules.

Do not enter personal, confidential, proprietary or legally protected information into an AI system unless you are authorised to do so and understand how the provider may process it.

8. AI-assisted content and working practices.

AI-assisted tools may support parts of the research, drafting, organisation, analysis, personalisation or development of material provided through the website.

AI assistance does not mean that all content is generated automatically or published without human review.

Reasonable care is taken in preparing the material, but no general body of information can account for every person, context or later development.

The use of AI-assisted tools does not change your responsibility to evaluate whether the material is suitable for your situation.

More information about the handling of personal information in connection with AI-assisted tools is provided in the Privacy Policy.

9. Diagnostics.

Diagnostics are educational and reflective.

The results are intended to help you reflect on:

Your natural decision strengths.
How you may respond under pressure.
How AI may support or distort your decision pattern.
What may be keeping a current decision open.
What kind of next step may deserve consideration.

The results are not:

A medical or psychological diagnosis.
A validated psychometric assessment.
A clinical evaluation.
A fixed statement of personality or identity.
An employment assessment.
A formal professional judgement.
A guarantee about your future behaviour.
An instruction you must follow.

People may behave differently according to context, responsibility, experience and pressure.

You remain responsible for deciding whether any results are useful and how, if at all, you apply it.

10. Email communications.

When you join the email list, you agree to receive:

Present and any Email Series.
The weekly newsletter after the introductory series.

You may unsubscribe from marketing and editorial emails at any time by using the unsubscribe link or contacting me.

Necessary transactional emails may still be sent to confirm and deliver a purchase or respond to a customer request.

11. Permitted use of public content.

You may:

Read public website content.
Save links for personal reference.
Share a link to a public page.
Quote a brief extract for genuine commentary, review or discussion where legally permitted.
Forward an occasional newsletter to someone you believe would benefit from it.

Where you quote or discuss public content, you should:

Identify Manoj Tailor as the source.
Link to the original page where reasonably possible.
Avoid changing the meaning.
Avoid presenting the material as your own.

This permission does not allow systematic copying, archiving, republication or commercial exploitation.

12. Licence for free and paid resources.

Unless a different licence is clearly stated, a free or paid downloadable resource is licensed to you for your own individual, non-commercial use.

The licence is:

Personal.
Limited.
Non-exclusive.
Non-transferable.
Revocable where these Terms are materially breached.

Purchase gives you permission to use the material.

It does not transfer ownership of the intellectual property.

You may normally:

Download the resource for your own use.
Save a reasonable backup copy.
Print a copy for your own use.
Complete worksheets for your own personal application.

You may not provide copies or access to other people unless the offer expressly includes a team, organisational or multi-user licence.

13. Prohibited uses.

Without prior written permission, you may not:

Reproduce substantial parts of the website or emails.
Republish, distribute or sell the content.
Share paid materials or account details.
Upload resources to public websites or file-sharing services.
Place the material in a membership, course, library or resource database.
Remove copyright, authorship or ownership notices.
Claim the material as your own.
Create a substantially similar competing product from the protected material.
Scrape, crawl or systematically extract the content.
Build a searchable archive of the material.
Use the material to train, fine-tune, evaluate or develop an AI model or dataset.
submit substantial protected material to an AI system for redistribution or commercial reuse.
Circumvent access, payment or security controls.
Interfere with the operation or security of the website.
Attempt unauthorised access to accounts, systems or data.
Use the website for unlawful, fraudulent, abusive or harmful activity.
Infringe another person’s rights.

This restriction does not limit any use permitted by applicable law that cannot lawfully be excluded.

14. Intellectual property.

Unless otherwise stated, the website and its original material are owned by Manoj Tailor or used with permission.

Protected material may include:

Website copy.
Essays and newsletters.
Diagrams and visual materials.
Diagnostics and profile descriptions.
Questions and scoring structures.
Named frameworks and methods.
Workbooks and worksheets.
Emails and promotional materials.
Product content.
Downloads.
Branding and design elements..
Other original methods or resources.

Third-party names, quotations, images and materials remain the property of their respective owners.

Nothing in these Terms grants a right to use a trade mark, brand name or protected method beyond the limited personal licence expressly provided.

15. User submissions.

You may submit information through:

Contact forms.
Diagnostic forms.
Surveys.
Email replies.
Feedback requests.
Testimonial forms.

You confirm that:

You have the right to submit the material.
It does not unlawfully disclose another person’s information.
It is not defamatory, threatening, abusive or unlawful.
It does not infringe another person’s intellectual-property or privacy rights.
It does not contain malicious code.

You retain ownership of your original submissions.

You give permission for the information to be used only for the purposes described at the point of submission and in the Privacy Policy.

Feedback may be analysed internally to improve the website, content, diagnostic or offers.

Your name, identifiable story or testimonial will not be published without appropriate permission.

16. Private offers and product descriptions.

Private products and services may be offered through:

Email.
A private webpage.
A diagnostic result.
A checkout page.
Another clearly identified invitation.

Before purchase, the relevant offer should explain:

What is included.
Who it is designed for.
The intended result.
The format.
The price.
Applicable taxes.
Access or delivery arrangements.
Any relevant time limits.
Refund or guarantee terms.
Important exclusions.
Cancellation rights where applicable.

The description and product-specific terms shown before purchase form part of the agreement.

Where there is a direct conflict, the more specific product terms normally apply to that product, subject always to applicable law.

17. Formation of a purchase contract.

Submitting an order is an offer to purchase the product or service shown at checkout.

A binding contract is normally formed when:

Payment is accepted; and
You receive an order confirmation or access email.

An order may be refused or cancelled before acceptance where, for example:

The product is unavailable.
The price was displayed incorrectly.
Payment could not be authorised.
Fraud or misuse is reasonably suspected.
The purchaser is not eligible for the offer.
A technical error affected the transaction.

If payment has already been taken for an order that is not accepted, it will be refunded.

18. Prices, currencies and taxes.

Prices will be displayed before purchase.

They may be shown in:

Pounds sterling.
US dollars.
Euros.
Another clearly stated currency.

The checkout should show the total amount payable and any applicable taxes before you complete the purchase.

Your bank or payment provider may apply:

Currency-conversion charges.
International-payment fees.
Other charges outside my control.

You are responsible for reviewing the total shown before payment.

No optional additional payment will be added without your express agreement.

19. Digital content and immediate access.

Many products may consist wholly or partly of digital content supplied online.

This may include:

Downloads.
Workbooks.
Templates.
Written diagnostics.
Recorded material.
Online access.
Other electronically supplied resources.

Where immediate access is available, the checkout may ask you to:

Expressly request supply before the end of the applicable cancellation period.
Confirm that you understand that beginning the supply may affect or end your right to cancel.

The exact effect depends upon the applicable consumer law and the type of product supplied.

If the required consent and acknowledgement are not obtained, your statutory cancellation rights remain unaffected.

A confirmation of the purchase and any relevant consent should be provided in a format you can retain.

20. Services and guided delivery.

A product may include a service, such as:

A guided review.
A live session.
Personal feedback.
A scheduled consultation.
Another clearly described human-delivered element.

The offer will state:

What the service includes.
Whether it is live or asynchronous.
How scheduling works.
Any preparation required.
Any completion or booking deadline.
Cancellation and rescheduling terms.

Services will be provided with reasonable care and skill.

Unless expressly promised, purchasing a service does not guarantee a particular decision, action or outcome.

Where you expressly request that a service begin during an applicable cancellation period, your cancellation rights and any payment due for work already performed will be handled in accordance with applicable law and the information provided before purchase.

21. Delivery and access.

Digital access will normally be provided:

Immediately after successful payment; or
Within the timeframe stated before purchase.

You are responsible for:

Providing a valid email address.
Checking spam and filtered folders.
Maintaining compatible software and internet access.
Protecting any access link or login.
Informing me promptly if access does not arrive.

Contact manoj@manojtailor.com if you experience an access problem.

Reasonable efforts will be made to resolve genuine technical access issues.

22. Refunds and cancellation rights.

Refund and cancellation terms may vary according to:

The product.
Whether it is digital content, a service or a combination.
Whether access has begun.
Whether a live service has commenced or been completed.
Your location.
Applicable consumer law.
Any additional voluntary guarantee.

The relevant terms will be shown before purchase.

Nothing in these Terms removes or limits a statutory right or remedy that cannot legally be excluded.

Where digital content, a product or service is:

Faulty.
Not supplied with reasonable care and skill.
Not as described.
Inaccessible for reasons within my reasonable control.
Otherwise non-compliant with applicable consumer law,

you may be entitled to an appropriate remedy.

Refunds that are due will normally be returned using the original payment method unless another method is expressly agreed.

23. Voluntary product guarantees.

A particular offer may include a voluntary guarantee in addition to statutory consumer rights.

For example, a product may include a completion-based guarantee requiring the purchaser to:

Complete the qualifying material.
Apply the stated process to one qualifying situation.
Submit the completed work within a specified period.
Explain which promised output was not achieved.

Any conditions will be stated clearly before purchase.

A voluntary guarantee:

Applies only to the product for which it is offered.
Does not create a guarantee for other products.
Does not replace or restrict statutory rights.
Does not promise that a particular external outcome will occur.

24. Missed sessions, cancellations and rescheduling.

Where a product includes a booked live session, separate scheduling terms should be shown before booking.

Unless the product page states otherwise:

Give as much notice as reasonably possible when requesting a change.
Rescheduling is subject to availability.
Repeated failure to attend may result in loss of the session.
A missed session will not automatically qualify for a refund.
Genuine emergencies will be considered reasonably and individually.

Any cancellation charge must remain proportionate to the actual loss and applicable consumer rights.

25. Product access and misuse.

Access to a product may be suspended or withdrawn where there is reasonable evidence of:

Payment fraud.
Chargeback abuse.
Unauthorised sharing.
Intellectual-property infringement.
Security misuse.
Material breach of these Terms.
Unlawful activity.

Where practical and appropriate, you will be given an opportunity to explain or remedy the issue before access is permanently withdrawn.

Suspension or withdrawal does not remove any statutory consumer right.

26. No promise of a particular outcome.

The website and products may support clearer thinking, reflection, decision-making and practical action.

They do not guarantee that you will:

Make the objectively correct decision.
Avoid every mistake.
Remove uncertainty.
Achieve a particular financial result.
Increase income.
Protect a career or business from technological change.
Resolve a relationship or workplace issue.
Experience a specified emotional transformation.
Obtain agreement from another person.
Implement the material successfully.
Receive a favourable external outcome.

The quality of a decision and the outcome of a decision are not always the same.

Outcomes may depend upon factors beyond either party’s control.

Any specific promise made for a particular product will be stated in the relevant offer and interpreted subject to the stated limitations and applicable law.

27. Testimonials, examples and case studies.

Testimonials, examples and case studies describe individual experiences or illustrative situations.

They do not guarantee that another person will achieve the same result.

Examples may be:

Anonymised.
Combined from recurring patterns.
Simplified to protect privacy.
Clearly identified as hypothetical where appropriate.

Material facts should not be changed in a way that makes an example misleading.

28. Accuracy and updates.

Reasonable efforts are made to keep information useful and accurate.

However:

AI and related technologies change quickly.
Laws and professional requirements differ between places.
External links and sources may change.
Research may later be corrected.
General information may not reflect your circumstances.

Content may be revised, corrected or removed without notice.

A publication date or update date does not guarantee that every external fact remains current.

For a material decision, verify important information through appropriate current and authoritative sources.

29. Website and service availability.

I aim to keep the website and purchased materials reasonably accessible.

Continuous or error-free availability is not guaranteed.

Access may be affected by:

Maintenance.
Hosting problems.
Security incidents.
Third-party outages.
Internet failures.
Software changes.
Events beyond reasonable control.

The website, newsletter or free content may be changed, paused or discontinued.

Paid products will not be withdrawn arbitrarily where doing so would breach the agreement or applicable consumer rights.

Where a material paid service must be discontinued, a reasonable remedy will be considered according to the circumstances and applicable law.

30. Third-party websites and services.

The website may contain links to or use services operated by third parties, including:

Form providers.
Tally.
Email platforms.
Payment processors.
Checkout providers.
Hosting providers.
AI tools.
External publications.
Video or audio platforms.

A link does not necessarily represent endorsement of every statement, product or practice of the third party.

Third-party services have their own terms, privacy policies and technical requirements.

I am not responsible for a third party’s independent content, availability or conduct, except to the extent responsibility cannot legally be excluded.

31. Privacy and cookies.

Use of personal information is explained in the Privacy Policy.

The use of cookies and similar technologies is explained in the Cookies Policy.

Those policies describe matters including:

Email subscriptions.
Diagnostic responses.
Personalisation.
Purchases.
Service providers.
International processing.
Individual rights.
Cookie choices.

32. Liability.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability where doing so would be unlawful.

This includes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded for matters such as:

Death or personal injury caused by negligence.
Fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation.
Breach of applicable statutory consumer rights.
Any other liability that the law does not permit to be excluded.

Subject to those protections, I am not responsible for loss caused solely by:

Your use of general educational material as a substitute for appropriate professional advice.
Information you supplied inaccurately or incompletely.
A decision or action taken without reasonable verification.
Misuse or unauthorised sharing of material.
A third-party platform outside my reasonable control.
A failure to follow clearly stated technical or access instructions.

For consumers, any limitation will apply only so far as it is fair, reasonable and legally enforceable.

For business users, liability arising from a paid product will, to the extent legally permitted, normally be limited to the amount paid for that product during the 12 months preceding the event giving rise to the claim.

This business-user limit does not apply where liability cannot legally be limited.

33. Consumer and business use.

A consumer is an individual purchasing wholly or mainly for purposes outside their trade, business, craft or profession.

A business user purchases wholly or mainly for commercial or professional purposes.

Consumers retain all mandatory rights under the laws applicable to them.

Where a business purchases material for organisational, team, client or commercial use, a separate commercial licence or agreement may be required.

An individual licence does not permit organisation-wide use.

34. Changes to these Terms.

These Terms may be changed to reflect:

Changes to the website.
New or discontinued services.
Legal or regulatory developments.
Security requirements.
Corrections or clarifications.

The current version will be published on this page with an updated date.

Changes will not normally alter an existing completed purchase retrospectively unless:

The change is required by law.
It is necessary for security.
It benefits the customer.
You expressly agree to it.

The version presented at the time of purchase will normally govern that transaction, together with its product-specific terms.

35. Severability.

If part of these Terms is found unlawful or unenforceable, the remaining parts will continue to apply where they can operate independently.

An unlawful or unfair provision will not be rewritten or enforced against a consumer merely to produce the nearest commercially favourable result.

36. No waiver.

If either party does not immediately enforce a right, this does not necessarily mean that the right has been waived.

A waiver relating to one occasion does not automatically apply to another occasion.

37. Entire agreement.

For a paid product, the agreement normally consists of:

The product or offer description.
The checkout information.
These Terms.
Any product-specific terms.
The order confirmation.
Any written variation agreed between the parties.

Nothing in this section excludes liability for fraud or prevents a consumer from relying upon information that the law treats as part of the contract.

38. Governing law and jurisdiction.

These Terms and the website are governed by the laws of England and Wales.

The courts of England and Wales will normally have jurisdiction over disputes.

However, if you are a consumer living elsewhere, you may also benefit from mandatory protections in your own country and may have a legal right to bring proceedings in another court.

Nothing in this section removes rights that applicable consumer law does not permit you to waive.

39. Contact and complaints.

Questions, complaints or requests concerning these Terms, a product or a purchase can be sent to:

Manoj Tailor
Email: manoj@manojtailor.com
Website: manojtailor.com

Please include:

Your name.
The email address used for purchase.
The product concerned.
The date of purchase where relevant.
A clear description of the issue.

Do not send complete payment-card details or unnecessary sensitive information.

I will aim to consider genuine complaints fairly and respond within a reasonable period.

40. Final Note.

This website exists to support clearer human judgement in a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence.

AI, frameworks and educational materials may assist your thinking.

They do not remove the need for human context, appropriate verification and personal responsibility.

Use the material as support for judgement—not as a substitute for it.