Citation policy

Sources should make an answer easier to trust.

We prefer primary sources, official documentation, peer-reviewed research, and clearly identified first-party R&R information. Sources must support the nearby claim and should be linked directly when publicly available.

What we do not do

• Invent citations, experts, client stories, or results.
• Treat testimonials as proof of typical outcomes.
• Use a source to support a claim it does not actually address.
• Present coaching perspective as medical or scientific consensus.

First-party information

Offer details, author identity, and R&R methodology may be sourced from the canonical R&R Life Design website and client-approved business records.