Public
Articles, videos, book pages, campaigns, link hub, shop gateway, and creative gateway can be visible without account state.
Member Access
Member access is designed to organize workbook resources, teaching libraries, private coaching prep, files, invoices, and follow-up in the right place. Visitors can start with public resources now and use account access when it applies.
Account context
The account page keeps member access tied to the client experience before showing resources, access lanes, and support expectations.
Account journey
The account page follows a simple access model: public discovery first, member resources second, private coaching records last.
Access rules
These lanes prevent public content, free starter resources, member materials, coaching records, and team work from sharing one vague account bucket.
Articles, videos, book pages, campaigns, link hub, shop gateway, and creative gateway can be visible without account state.
Workbook delivery, selected teachings, and starter resources can be tied to consent and email without paid membership.
Paid or gated resources should require authenticated member profile and subscription checks before access.
Client prep, deliverables, comments, files, invoices, and project history require coaching-specific memberships.
Internal notes, team controls, unpublished content, proof reviews, and support triage should stay team-only.
Publishing, user management, support review, and safety checks require role-gated admin access.
Sign-in support
Member access should handle password help, duplicate signup, expired links, private files, and team-only areas without exposing account status.
After repeated failures, show a neutral message, slow down attempts, and avoid confirming whether the email exists.
Password help should feel useful without revealing whether an account or private membership exists.
An existing email should not reveal private membership, subscription, or coaching-client status.
Verification and recovery links should fail gracefully after expiry or repeated use.
A member who is not assigned to a coaching project should not download its files or see private file paths.
Publishing, user management, internal notes, and support review should stay closed to regular members.
Member dashboard
The tabs below show how an account can organize resources without mixing public materials, member content, and private coaching details.
Overview
A member account should organize resources, next steps, and private coaching materials without asking every visitor to sign in.
Resources
Workbook access, selected teachings, topic playlists, transcript pages, and saved progress stay separate from private coaching records.
Coaching
Client projects should organize preparation, session resources, deliverables, comments, files, invoices, and activity in one private coaching room.
Billing
Billing records can reference external invoice or payment links while keeping private client context protected.
Admin
Team views should keep content, users, resources, coaching records, support, and policy-sensitive areas role-gated.
Workbook delivery, consent-aware follow-up, and saved progress when member access applies.
Private prep prompts, readiness notes, and upcoming-session next steps.
Curated teaching playlists, replays, transcript pages, and topic progress.
Session worksheets, reflection plans, PDF downloads, and client-ready files.
External invoice links, signed terms, and payment status references.
Restricted support paths for coaching and member questions without mixing crisis disclosures into general inboxes.
Access controls
This keeps the site useful while avoiding premature collection of private credentials, files, notes, invoices, or support records.
Account access should use clear invitations, trusted redirects, neutral errors, and helpful recovery language.
Private coaching files should stay behind member access before upload or download fields are shown.
Invoices and subscriptions can reference external providers without exposing private coaching context.
Member events should record consent, access decisions, and support status without storing unnecessary sensitive text.
Form controls
Every account form should validate the right fields before it creates member, coaching, support, file, or billing records.
Access gate
No signup, uploads, invoices, or private coaching notes should open until the member experience is ready to support them.
Access review
The dashboard can demonstrate structure. Member access still needs clear privacy fit, access rules, protected files, trusted links, and support responsibilities.
Account structure
Member resources, coaching project records, deliverables, private files, invoices, comments, and activity should stay organized by access level.
Visitors should start with the workbook, videos, book, or Clarity Call. Member accounts are for resources and coaching support that require protected access.