Feedback Sharing Terms

Why I ask for feedback

Success stories help other business owners feel less alone and make better decisions. Your experience can genuinely help someone else.

What happens when you submit feedback

By sharing feedback, you're saying it's okay for me to:

• Share your words publicly (for example, on my website or in marketing materials)
• Attribute the feedback using your first name and last initial only
• Lightly edit for clarity or length (without changing the meaning)

What I will never share

• Your full name
• Any confidential, proprietary, or competitive business information
• Financials, internal processes, client data, or anything you'd reasonably expect to stay private
• If you consider something sensitive, I treat it as sensitive—always

Your control

• I review all feedback before anything is shared publicly
• You're welcome to keep details high-level if you prefer
• You can ask me to update or remove your feedback at any time—no questions asked
• If you'd prefer your feedback remain private, just let me know

In short

Submitting feedback gives me permission to share it publicly in a respectful, anonymized way—while protecting your business and your privacy—so it can help others.

If you ever have questions, concerns, or want to change how your feedback is used, email me at danielle@thedecisionloop.com. I'm a real person, and I take your trust seriously.

✨ Thank you for helping make the business world more transparent, supportive, and human.