The Conscious Counsel Podcast
Heart-leading health and wellness entrepreneurs, we've got your back.
Cory Sterling
Show overview
The Conscious Counsel Podcast launched in 2025 and has put out 60 episodes, alongside 1 trailer or bonus episode in the time since. That works out to roughly 15 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run ten to twenty minutes — most land between 11 min and 14 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Business show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed earlier today, with 28 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Cory Sterling.
From the publisher
Heart-leading health and wellness entrepreneurs, we've got your back. The Conscious Counsel Podcast is the go-to business growth and legal resource for practitioners, solopreneurs, and small businesses committed to making an impact and spreading love and wellness into the world. Law meets heart. Hosted by Cory Sterling, this podcast shares real stories, practical insights, and legal wisdom for wellness entrepreneurs, fitness professionals, and heart-led business owners. Whether you’re scaling your studio, launching a retreat, or just want to make law feel less scary—this show is for you. Whether you’re a yoga teacher, personal trainer, life coach, or holistic health professional, this podcast gives you the guidance, support, and protection you need without the confusing legal jargon. Tune in for enlightening conversations with experts, industry-specific legal guidance, and real-life case studies of conscious businesses. You do what you do to make the world a better place, and this podcast is here to clear the path so you can show up fully in your gifts. And, if you need legal help, why not get it from a lawyer who loves you? Follow/Subscribe now so you never miss an episode. https://www.consciouscounsel.ca
Latest Episodes
View all 60 episodes59 | Making Concussion Care Better ft. Natasha Wilch (Concussion Nerds)
58 | Before You Sign That Lease
57 | Stop Giving Away Your Value ft. Laura Wieck
56 | Who Owns AI-Created Content?
55 | The Future of Coaching in Wellness
54 | Do Legal Right From the Start
53 | Building a Bold Wellness Brand ft. Danielle Kepics
52 | Can AI Content Be Protected?
51 | How Great Gym Owners Grow
50 | Your Agreements Should Match the Event
49 | Money Mindset for Wellness Owners
48 | What Thriving Wellness Studios Do Differently
47 | When Should Clients Re-Sign Contracts?
46 | Creating Safer Studio Communities
45 | Insurance Helps — But It Doesn’t Cover Everything
44 | Why Custom Agreements Matter
43 | The Missing Piece in Most Waivers
42 | The Legal Risk Behind “Just Saying Yes”
41 | Is Your Website Legally Accessible?
Ep 4040 | Who Actually Owns What You Create?
You might think that because you created your training… you own it. But legally, that’s not always true. In this episode, Cory shares a real client story where a studio owner lost control of their own training materials—simply because there was no signed agreement. Why This MattersIf you collaborate with someone and don’t have a contract in place, the law may automatically give them ownership rights—even in your own business. Key Takeaways✔️ If two people create something together, they both own it (by default)✔️ No contract = shared ownership and shared control✔️ This can lead to disputes, revenue splits, and loss of control✔️ A work-for-hire or licensing agreement protects your ownership Cory’s Legal Pro Tip📄 “If someone helps you create it and there’s no contract—legally, they own part of it too.” 🎧 Want to make sure you actually own what you’re building? Hit play now. 📞 Book a legal call📸 Instagram👥 Join Our Facebook Group