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Registration on Worldview-Agility.com

What is the difference between a registered user and no registration? 

Registered users have a personal account with a unique user name and a password to access specific content. (You know accounts from thousands of other platforms like Google, Apple, LinkedIn, Audible, Spotify, Online Banking, etc.)

What do you need to register?

Registration is free.

  • Our hosting provider uses email addresses as unique user names.
  • You choose your own password and can change it any time. If you forget your password, you can reset it.

Technically that is all you need to create an account. However, we also ask for your name. 

Therefore, to register on Worldview-Agility.com you need:

  • Name
  • Email
  • Password

You register only once and then use your account details (email & password) to login.  That is all familiar and straight forward.

How exactly can you register on Worldview-Agility.com?

Technically the hosting platform uses the checkout process of a first purchase to create an account. That sounds difficult, but it does not mean that you actually have to buy anything to register. The trick is to "buy" something "free".

For this purpose we have a special "Registration Offer" which is for free. When you select this Registration offer (or any other free offer), all you need is your name, email address and password to create your account.

We suggest you use one of the following offers to register for free*:

Registration

Register for free.

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Conscious Conversations

Access for free

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* (We know and understand your potential hesitation to register on a new website, because we are also very careful in sharing our name and email.
Our intention is to connect with like-minded people and that implies trust. A Green Worldview inevitably leads to an intrinsically motivated Golden Rule of Ethics: We promise to treat you with the same respect, care, and honesty we would want for ourselves. 
However, if that is still too much of a stretch at the moment, we suggest you create a fake account and use a separate email to access this platform. Trust often needs time to build - and that is ok.)