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Privacy.
What I collect
When you apply, I keep what you type. That is your name, your email, your company and your role. It is also the size and revenue ranges you pick, and the answers you write. Your browser sends two more things on its own: the name of the browser, and the country you are in. I keep those with your application. If you come to the seminar, I keep the work and the questions you bring that day. This site never sees your card. Payment runs through Stripe, a company that takes card payments for other companies, and your card details stay with them.
Where it goes
Your application goes to four places. The first is a database on the Cloudflare account that runs this site. A database is a filing cabinet a program can search. Cloudflare is the company whose computers hold this site. The second is Google. Its AI, Gemini, reads your application the moment it lands and drafts my reply. The third is a copy inside a private code store, which holds the files this site is built from. Only my brother Jacob and I can open it. The fourth is an email to me, sent through Resend, a company that sends email for other companies. The seminar itself is in person, in one room. The other people in that room will see you and hear what you say, and you will see and hear them.
AI agents read what you send
I run AI agents. An AI agent is a program you give a job to, that does the job and reports back. An agent reads every application as it arrives, through Google's Gemini, and drafts my reply. I read that draft before anything is sent to you. My agents may also read seminar notes to help me get ready for calls. Nothing you send is used to train a public AI model, and nothing is sold. Nothing goes to anyone outside the services named on this page.
How long I keep it, and how to have it deleted
I keep your application so I can offer you the next seminar date. You can have it deleted whenever you want. 1. Email contact@michaelgriswold.com and ask me to delete your application. Write from the same address you applied with, so I can match it. Your mail program will move the message to Sent, which means it left. 2. Wait for my reply. I write back and tell you the file is gone. 3. If five working days pass with no reply, send the same note again with DELETE as the subject. If that gets nothing either, reply to any email I have sent you. That thread comes straight to me.