Partnerships

Help people. Share something useful. Build a positive relationship.

Relentless Nature partnerships begin with the people we can help, not a sales target. We share practical resources for communication, perspective, and decisions, and work with people and organizations that want to make those tools more accessible.

You do not need to become a customer or affiliate to have a worthwhile relationship with us. A church sharing conversation tools, a creator offering a useful worksheet, or a business supporting its employees can contribute without generating a sale.

We give generously where we can and keep commercial participation optional. A gift does not create a debt of attention, publicity, or promotion.

People and communities we welcome

Creators, educators, coaches, churches, schools, nonprofits, community groups, businesses, professional associations, and individuals who want to share something useful are welcome.

Start with the people you serve and what would help them. You do not need a large audience, a purchasing budget, or a commitment to promote us to begin a resource-sharing conversation.

Approved share editions include the Six-Step Relentless Nature Method, the 7-Day Clarity Challenge, and the Everyday Support Pack: conversation starters, appreciation and encouragement cards, a restart worksheet, and reminders.

Choose the relationship that fits

Community and resource sharing

Give approved share editions to the people you serve. No affiliate enrollment, purchase, fundraising, promotion, or sales target is required.

Customer affiliates

Voluntarily recommend suitable paid resources under the separate affiliate program. Its $10 one-time Affiliate Library Pass activates participation and provides eligible personal-use library access. Gifts stay unconditional whether or not you join.

Read the current customer affiliate terms.

Organizational introductions

Make a thoughtful, consent-based introduction to an organization that may benefit from training or services. Any reward, eligibility, timing, and payment method must be agreed in writing for that opportunity. No blanket organizational commission is promised.

Explore the Company Referral Program.

Content and educational collaboration

Discuss aligned interviews, educational content, resource bundles, or community activities. We agree on the audience, contributions, permissions, responsibilities, and any costs before work begins.

Generosity with clear permissions

Approved share editions: Save, print, use, and pass them along to unlimited recipients free of charge. Keep the branding and sharing permissions intact. No new approval is needed for each copy, and no purchase, account, signup, assessment, review, social post, referral, or affiliate enrollment may be required.

Selected premium access: We can discuss an authorized complimentary copy or substantial discount when it fits the situation. No private hardship disclosure is required. The exact resource and permission must be agreed; a personal-use gift does not grant redistribution, teaching, or account-sharing rights.

Paid products: Existing prices, discounts, licenses, and affiliate terms remain in place unless a different arrangement is expressly agreed. Paid library files are not freely redistributable simply because separate share editions exist.

A person who declines commercial participation or further contact may keep and use the gift.

Workshops and future delivery partnerships

Our introductory workshop and speaking conversations focus on Communication Under Pressure, Decisions Under Pressure, and Fact vs. Story. Delivery, availability, scope, and fees are agreed separately. Sharing a free resource does not commit anyone to booking a session.

Co-delivery, facilitator licensing, certification, white-label use, and embedded modules are separate discussions, subject to availability, relevant training, and a written agreement. This page does not grant automatic certification or permission to deliver Relentless Nature programs under another brand.

A relationship matters without a sale

Useful resource sharing, voluntary feedback, thoughtful introductions, and resolved support requests matter alongside commercial results. Sending or downloading a resource is not proof of an improved outcome, and nobody is required to promise one.

Start with the people you want to help.

Email Macintyre Felton at macintyrefelton@relentless-nature.com with the audience or situation and the kind of support that would be useful. No mailing-list signup is required. A request for help is not permission for ongoing marketing.

Do not send passwords, payment details, private employee records, health information, or confidential organizational documents. For introductions, obtain permission from the people involved.

Something useful, freely shared. Helping someone is worthwhile even when no purchase or promotion follows.

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Partnership opportunities for aligned organizations and communities

Relentless Nature partnerships are designed around a clear shared purpose: improve access to practical tools, strengthen communication, or create an experience that serves a real audience need. Possibilities may include education and community programming, workplace initiatives, content collaboration, resource access, or a carefully scoped campaign.

Every proposal is reviewed for audience fit, responsibilities, privacy, claims, cost, and the experience people will actually receive. A partnership begins only after the scope, ownership, timing, and commercial terms are clear to everyone involved.

A useful proposal answers five practical questions

Before work begins, both parties should understand who the experience is for, what need it serves, what each party is contributing, how information and intellectual property will be handled, and how success will be evaluated without inventing outcomes.

  • Audience and problem: the people being served and the need the partnership addresses.
  • Experience and ownership: what will be created, delivered, licensed, or promoted and who owns each part.
  • Operations and privacy: responsibilities, access, data boundaries, support, timing, and costs.
  • Claims and measurement: what can be said publicly and what evidence will be used to assess the work.
  • Continuation or close: how the partnership can be renewed, changed, paused, or ended.