FAQ
Using Quotes From Rebecca’s Work
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Can I use a quote from Rebecca’s books in my upcoming project?
Rebecca is happy for you to quote her work in your forthcoming book as long as it is appropriately attributed and not used in a way that may imply an endorsement of the work. You’re welcome to use one or two quotes from Rebecca’s work. However, if you plan to use excerpts beyond a paragraph, it will require written permission from Rebecca E. Chandler.
Can I use Rebecca’s work in an academic setting?
Rebecca is happy for you to share her work in an academic environment as a supplement to an existing course. Please contact Rebecca with course details, nature of content and discussion, and other pertinent details before using her work. When approved, all work must be properly attributed and there should be no implication that Rebecca endorses the course
Can I use Rebecca’s videos for purposes of coaching or training?
Can I use any of Rebecca E. Chandler’s quotes on my products?
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How do I properly attribute Rebecca E. Chandler when quoting her work?
Credit should include her full name, Rebecca E. Chandler and the book title.
Example: Rebecca E. Chandler, It Won’t Hurt None
If you’re not quoting from one of her books (YouTube, Talk, Blog, Podcast, or other), please credit in the follow manner:
Example: Rebecca E. Chandler, Author
Can I create mugs, shirts, or other products with Rebecca E. Chandler’s quotes for sale in my online or physical store?
Unfortunately, we cannot authorize commercialization of Rebecca’s work at this time. This includes but is not limited to mugs, bottles, shirts, business cards, glasses, linens of any sort, websites, and any/all other promotional materials.