Editorial and Corrections Policy

Updated October 26, 2026

Lessons grounded in the work

Articles draw on Johnoson Crutchfield's experience, podcast conversations, and recorded lessons. They should explain a decision or process clearly and link to the original recording when available.

Sources and dates

Publication dates identify the original article or recording. A redesign does not make an older financial example current. Guest statements should remain attributed to the guest. Check the recording when exact wording or a number matters.

AI assistance and review

AI tools may assist with drafts, summaries, layouts, and illustrations. Source recordings remain the reference for experiences, quotations, names, and numbers. An AI-assisted image is not documentary evidence of a deal.

Historical statements should be read in the context of the original recording. Formatting changes do not make an older claim current.

Corrections and offers

Send the article address, passage, and supporting source to the office. The team can check the recording and correct the article without disguising the original publication date.

Calls to action should fit the lesson and the reader's next step. Historical program targets and interview claims should not become current offer guarantees.

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