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In this episode, we had the amazing honor of welcoming and chatting candidly with the one and only Jill Stanton of Screw the Nine to Five.   She told about her early years and never really being cut out for a "normal job".  She told some stories about her husband and business partner Josh's first attempts at entrepreneurship as well.  She talks about how they eventually built websites and cracked the code of successful course launches.   She shared some of the process related to mastering the right skills and managing your products, including pricing.  She talked about the important "10% edge" concept as well as the need to maximize results of your sales process and general marketing.   She shared some examples from her students and talked about their launch process.  She also talks about mastering traffic and building the whole thing around YOUR specific lifestyle and needs.  Let's go!

The introduction of your podcast is probably the most critical part of your show. A typical listener will give you between 90 seconds and a few minutes to entice them to stick around. Don't blow it. You can't catch up to a slow start. Today, we are going to break down six different podcast intros. I will show you which parts of the introduction are effective and which are not. When you create your podcast introduction, you need to put yourself in the shoes of your listener. What is in it for them? That is what they will be asking. How will they be better by the end of the episode? If you are going to use a clip from the episode at the beginning, you need to open a conversation loop. Tease the content to come by creating some intrigue. Make your listener want to stick around. If you can't do this, don't use a clip. The voiceover intro should tell your listener who you help, what you help them do and why. You do not need to structure it in those exact words. However, your intro should answer those questions. As an example, our first sample episode opens with, "Do you love your work? Do you think it's possible? You're about to find out." Do you know what this show is all about? It sounds like a show about finding a career that you love. I don't even need to tell you the name of the podcast. Edit your intro. Keep it short. Let it give your episode momentum. Don't coast and wander your way into the show. Start quickly. Capture the attention of your listener and get them excited about the content. If you would like help with your introduction, grab my Podcast Introduction template at www.PodcastTalentCoach.com/intro. Ok, let's jump into the intros. First up is "48 Days to the Work You Love" with Dan Miller. 48 DAYS TO THE WORK YOU LOVE WITH DAN MILLER Host: Well, a listener says, "Hey Dan … all this talk about setting goals and getting things done sounds great but, I’m a thinker. Not a doer." (VO over music bed) Do you love your work? Do you think it’s possible? Well, you’re about to find out. It’s time for 48 Days to the Work You Love with Dan Miller on the 48 Days online radio show. Whether you need a professional tune up, or a work overhaul, this is the program for you. Now here’s your host, Dan Miller. Host: Well, what do you think? Do you need a tune up or a complete overhaul? You know, we’re still here at the beginning of the year. A great time to be looking at that. Just gonna have some little kind of subtle realignment to what you’re gonna do? Or, are you gonna really make a break and head off in a new direction? We’re hearing from lots of you who are doing both of those things. Delighted to hear the plans you’re making. You know, last week, the lead in was, "I know what to do, but can’t make myself do it." We had a whole lot of you that that apparently kind of struck a nerve, and you commented on that. I’m delighted to have you do so. We’re gonna talk some more about that. What is it that keeps us from doing? There may be some unique kind of built-in traits that we have that make us more a thinker than a doer. Well, we’ll look at that. So, questions … "I know what I need to do, but I’m easily turned back to wonder and invention." Somebody asked, "How can I make some money off the land I just inherited?" "Where do you find customers who aren’t broke?" Love that question. We’re gonna dig in. ANALYSIS First, the title of the episode doesn't get too cute. It let's you know what the podcast is all about. "48 Days To The Work You Love" sounds like a career search podcast. The name isn't too clever or too cool for the room. The tease to open the podcast is effective. It is short and to the point, while creating anticipation of what is to come. The tease gets you guessing what the quote is all about. It makes you want to stick around to close the circle. The voiceover introduction starts with the listener point of view. "Do you love your work? Do you think it's possible? Well, you're about to find out." These three sentences reinforce exactly what this podcast is all about. The intro makes it relevant to you. We don't waste a lot of time with information you don't need. Dan comes in after that with the overview of this particular episode. We know what the podcast is all about. He now tells us how this particular episode is special. What makes this one different than the others. Again, he begins in the shoes of the listener with, "Well, what do you think? Do you need a tune up or a complete overhaul?" He gets the listener invested in the content. Dan does a nice job creating social proof. He uses phrases like, "We’re hearing from lots of you", "Delighted to hear the plans you’re making", "and you commented on that", and "So, questions …" All of these statements show listeners exactly what he wants them to do. Finally, Dan gives an outline of the questions he will address on this episode. This is sort of a table of contents. Overall, this is a solid intro. BUSINESS UNUSUAL The next intro is “Business Unusual” with Barbara Corcoran from Shark Tank. (Host) Hey this is Barbara Corcoran you are now tuned in to "Business Unusual". And, everything you ever learned about business, throw it out the window. I’m gonna tell you the real deal. Listen in. Today, I’m gonna answer all your burning question about work, life, starting a company, getting on track, and much much more. Be sure to call into the "Business Unusual hotline" with your question at 888-BARBARA. That’s 888- BARBARA. But first today we’re gonna be talking about moms getting back in the workforce. What do you do when you put your life on pause, or at least your career on pause, to raise a bunch of kids and you want to get back? Listen in. I’m going to give you great advice. ANALYSIS This is a solid intro. It doesn't start with your typical sample clip from the episode. Barbara gets right into it. A sample clip isn't necessary. If you plan to use a clip to tease the episode, you need to do it properly. A teaser clip should create some anticipation. It should open the loop that needs to be closed by listening to the show. Pulling a random clip doesn't accomplish either of those. Barbara tells us exactly what the podcast is all about. You know she tells it like it is. Her intro is focused on you. She says, "I’m gonna answer all your burning question about work, life, starting a company, getting on track, and much much more." She also gives you the phone number to participate. She effectively tells you what the podcast is about, so you know it is right for you. Barbara then says, "Today we’re gonna be talking about moms getting back in the workforce. What do you do when you put your life on pause, or at least your career on pause, to raise a bunch of kids and you want to get back? Listen in." She sets up the content for today to keep you around for the entire episode. This whole intro is short and sweet. I love the momentum it creates. FLIPPED LIFESTYLE Next is the "Flipped Lifestyle" podcast with Shane and Jocelyn Sams. (Host) Hey y’all! On today’s podcast we welcome back Brooke Butcher. Last time Brooke was on the show, she was just starting out and growing her online nursing community. On this episode we get to celebrate Brooke's growing membership and her incredible milestone. Brooke just quit her job and works full-time online. On today’s podcast Shane is helping Brooke get used to her new, self-employed, location independent lifestyle as well as growing her nursing membership. You’ll learn how to balance your time between business and life while working at home, promotions to help grow your membership site and how to know when it’s time to go full-time online. You are going to love today’s podcast. Enjoy the show. (Voiceover) Welcome to the "Flipped Lifestyle" podcast, where life always comes before work. We're your hosts, Shane and Jocelyn Sams. We are a real family who figured out how to make our entire living online. Now we help other families do the same. Are you ready to flip your life? Alright. Let’s get started. (Host) What’s going on everybody? Welcome back to the "Flipped Lifestyle" podcast. It is great to be back with you today and I am super excited because not only is this an amazing member of the Flip Your Life community on the show, it is a repeat guest. It is someone we know and love and we are going to be celebrating some major, major wins in her online business and her membership world today. Welcome back to the program Brooke Butcher. ANALYSIS This intro is solid, but could be cleaned up a bit. The opening bit delivered by Jocelyn before the voiceover says much the same thing Shane says after the intro. Jocelyn's part could have been cut in half. This portion is intended to get you to listen to the rest of the episode. We don't need a full guest introduction here. This portion would have been sufficient: "On today’s podcast Shane is helping Brooke get used to her new self-employed, location independent lifestyle as well as growing her nursing membership. You’ll learn how to balance your time between business and life while working at home, promotions to help grow your membership site and how to know when it’s time to go full-time online. You are going to love today’s podcast. Enjoy the show." After this part, Jocelyn says Brooke is self-employed, location independent and the owner of a nursing membership site. We're going to learn about time management and how to promote our site. Shane then comes on and again tells us that Brooke has a membership site. We got that in Jocelyn's portion. He says she is a repeat guest. We know that, too. Finally, he tells us we are going to celebrate some major wins in her membership. Jocelyn told us that as well. I do like the voiceover intro. We know what the show is about. It is focused on us. "Welcome to the 'Flipped Lifestyle' podcast, where life always comes before work. We're your hosts, Shane and Jocelyn Sams. We are a real family who figured out how to make our entire living online. Now we help other families do the same. Are you ready to flip your life? Alright. Let’s get started." With this intro, we know exactly what the show is all about and what we are getting. We know how we will be better off when the episode is over. I also like the way Shane doesn't waste much time before he jumps into the interview. Tell us what we need to know to understand this interview is applicable to my situation. SPEAK UP The next podcast is "Speak Up" with Matthew and Elysha Dicks. (Host) Welcome to "Speak Up", a podcast about telling better stories. This is episode 103. I’m Elysha Dicks. I’m the Executive Director of Speak Up. We are a Hartford-based storytelling organization. We produce shows, teach workshops, and help people find and tell better stories. And I am Matthew Dicks. I am the husband of Elysha Dicks. I am also the Artistic Director of Speak Up. I’m a storyteller myself. I’m an author of several novels. And the non-fiction title "Storyworthy: Engage, Teach and Persuade and Change Your Life Through the Power of Storytelling". A book that will help you become a better story teller. How are you doing today, honey? I am fine. Excellent. How are you? I am great. I am happy to be podcasting again with you. Yes. It’s a glorious summer day. We only have two weeks left of our summer vacation before we have to return to school, but we are trying to suck the marrow out of every minute we have. That sounds gross. No, it’s a phrase. I know it’s a phrase. That doesn’t mean it’s good. Alright. It’s poetry. You’re supposed to suck the marrow out of life. I know I’ve heard it before. This one I’m going to pass on. Alright I’m going to be sucking the marrow over here. Suck it by yourself. Do you have any follow up for us honey? Not that I can think of today, how about you? ANALYSIS "Welcome to 'Speak Up', a podcast about telling better stories." This is probably the shortest intro that tells us exactly what the show is all about. I like this a lot. No questions here. However, they follow it with "episode 103". Is that important? Not really. That doesn't have anything to do with anything. Leave it out. Elysha then gives us their pedigree. I usually suggest podcasters start in the shoes of the listener. However, this is effective in giving the audience a reason to believe what they have to say. This intro gives them credibility. We also know they teach workshops and produce shows. We know they know what they are doing. We also know we can get more of what they have to offer if we choose. The intro is followed by some chit chat. I love the way the play off each other. It gives us a sense of their style and sense of humor. However, it gives us no reason to stick around. You can't catch up to a slow start. If Elysha and Matthew took some of their story teachings, they would realize they need to start strong. Set the stage. Suck me in. Give me a reason to care. "How are you? Fine. Glad to be podcasting. Have two weeks left in summer break." I'm getting fidgety listening to this. I'm inclined to find something more compelling. They need to hook me sooner. Most people give themselves anywhere between 90 seconds and a few minutes to decide if they will stick with an episode or find something else. Make it count. INSPIRED MONEY This one is "Inspired Money" with Andy Wang. (Clip) Today on "Inspired Money" … Take this year, what a crazy year we’ve been in. So if I think that nobody’s hiring, there’s no opportunity for a small businesses, they’re all shutting down, that we’re all going to get sick and then it’s going to kill a whole lot of us, well, there’s some pieces of reality in there. If that’s what is dominant in my mind, I’m dead in the water. I’m not going to start a profitable business. I’m not going to see new opportunities. But if I think wow, this is a challenging time. With every challenge there’s the equal seeds of opportunity. If I believe that, then I look at this, ok, i didn’t expect this to happen. Yes, it closed this door. What am I going to find if I just re-direct a little bit in terms of a new opportunity? This is episode 163 with career coach and author of "48 Days To The Work You Love", Dan Miller. (Voiceover) Welcome to "Inspired Money". My name is Andy Wang. A managing partner at Runnymede Capital Management. Each week we bring you an interesting person to help you get inspired, shift your perspectives on money and achieve incredible things. From making it to giving it away, inspired money means making a difference, creating something bigger than oneself, and maybe, just maybe, making the world a better place. Thank you for joining me. (Host) Hey inspired money maker, welcome back. If this is your first time listening welcome. Are you happy in your career? Do you feel like you found your calling? So many people aren’t quite sure and experience midlife crisis. I want to open with a quote from our guest. "Success is never an accident. It typically starts with imagination, becomes a dream, stimulates a goal, grows into a plan of action, which then inevitably meets with opportunity. Don’t get stuck along the way." That’s Dan Miller. He’s author of the New York Times best-selling books "48 Days To The Work You Love", "No More Dreaded Mondays", and "Wisdom Meets Passion". He also hosts the top ranked career podcast "48 Days to the Work You Love Internet Radio Show". ANALYSIS The clip at the beginning of this episode sets up the interview. We get inspired with just a few sentences. We also end with a question, which opens the loop. The guest ends with, "What am I going to find if I just re-direct a little bit in terms of a new opportunity?" That's what the episode is all about. The voiceover part of the intro tells us what the podcast is all about. "Each week we bring you an interesting person to help you get inspired, shift your perspectives on money and achieve incredible things. From making it to giving it away, inspired money means making a difference, creating something bigger than oneself, and maybe, just maybe, making the world a better place." We know what we're going to get. When you create your intro, tell your listener how they will be better after listening to an episode. What's in it for me? This intro does exactly that. Andy then introduces Dan. He gives us just enough to find his guest credible. He has written a few New York Times bestselling books and he hosts an online radio show. I'm good with that. I'll listen. The introduction of your guest only needs to provide your listener with enough information to make them care and want to stick around for more. It doesn't matter that Dan is a career coach or that he has started multiple businesses. Just give us enough to want more. SCREW THE NINE TO FIVE The next show is "Screw The Nine To Five" with Jill and Josh Stanton. (Clip) Your mission is to pay back how much you spent on ads. I’m getting all these customers coming in. Now, I’m building a customer list. And then you have a flagship program or one-on-one coaching and it’s so much easier to upgrade an already existing customer than it is the first acquiring of them. Yeah. Right? Once you get them in the door and you rock their world they’re going to be like, "This guy is awesome. I wonder what else they have." (Voiceover) Warning. This podcast may cause you to quit your job, and start a business. What’s up? We're Jill and Josh Stanton. And we help people quit their jobs. Right now you’re joined by tens of thousands of up-and-coming entrepreneurs all around the world who are using their commute to redefine their lives and build a business online. So if you’re ready to create the financial freedom, time freedom, location freedom and personal freedom you crave so you can do what you want when you want, then turn up the volume and let’s do this thing. This is the "Screw the 9 to 5" podcast. (Host) Hey! Welcome back to another episode of the "Screw The Nine to Five" podcast. Today we are jammin' on if we were to start all over again ... no audience, no revenue, none of the things ... how would we build this business from scratch? ANALYSIS The clip at the beginning of this show does very little for me. At the end of the full opening, we know the episode is about "if we had to do it all over again, what would we do?" The intro clip is all about, "Your mission is to pay back how much you spent on ads" or "getting a customer is harder than keeping a customer." What does that have to do with anything? It doesn't open a loop or create any intrigue. Be sure to tease effectively. Now, I do love their voiceover intro. "Warning" is a great way to start. "You are joined by tens of thousands" shows social proof. They talk all about the life I want to create. This is all perfect. They are in my shoes and telling me the benefit. When Jill comes back in with "Today we're jammin' on starting over again", you get a sense of how she rolls. She jumps right into the content. The momentum is great. The intro overall is nice and short. It would be much stronger if they had just used a more effective clip at the beginning. TEMPLATE If you need help creating your intro, get my intro template at www.PodcastTalentCoach.com/intro. This will help you shape the opening of your podcast. Do you need help with your podcast? E-mail me any time at Coach@PodcastTalentCoach.com. Let's see what we can do. Let's turn your information into engaging entertainment.

Jill Stanton and her husband Josh started Screw The Nine To Five business after spending a few years in affiliate marketing. Jill found that she wasn’t fulfilled or happy with what she was working on in affiliate marketing. The opportunity to change arose when she came up with the brain child of helping other people to do what she does - screw the 9 to 5 work schedule. Jill has been passionate about helping people to understand how mindset issues work and impede us in our businesses. She helps coaches and online course creators to specialize and super specialize in areas where they have the 10% advantage and become known in their industry. Ever since making the transition from affiliate marketing to build her personal brand, Jill has found financial and personal success in her business. Her bootcamps are regularly sold out, but you can catch one of them by going to her website: www.ScrewTheNineToFive.com Don’t Miss Moments: → How she got involved with 30 different online businesses and why she got rid of all of them → Why Jill made the transition from affiliate marketing to brand marketing → Why mindset is the ultimate determinant of your success in business. → How coaches and online course creators can cross the 6-figure line in business

In this episode, Nat & Yas sit with Jill Santon, they discuss creating offers, being uncomfortable as an entrepreneur, playing to win, and so much more.Jill is one half of Screw The Nine to Five, she is representing today on the podcast. Jill and her husband, Josh Santon, are life partners, business partners, serial entrepreneurs, world travelers, and parents to their little guy Kai. They've had an incredible entrepreneurial journey, they've lived in more than 5 counties, traveled to over 20 others, and have created over 30 businesses over the past 8 years. Their mission is to inspire to always living life on their terms no matter the circumstances and they help people to break free of the 9 to 5 jobs and start online businesses to achieve personal freedom, time freedom, location freedom, financial freedom, and fuel tremendous amounts of opportunity.Subscribe & Review on: Apple Podcast    Spotify    Google Podcast   YouTubeTake our quick survey HEREFollow our course creation journey & connect with us!The Course Creation Podcast:hello@coursecreation.comFollow us on InstagramJoin Our Facebook Community GroupFollow our Co-Founders:Natali's InstagramYasmin's InstagramFollow Jill:WebsiteInstagramCourse Creation BootcampPodcastNYB MediaWebsiteInstagramYouTubeJoin the Academy HEREResources:Profit First by Mike Michalowicz

On this episode of the Membership Masters Podcast I welcome two of my favorite friends onto the show - none other than Jill and Josh Stanton of ScrewTheNineToFive.com. Many moons ago Jocelyn and I were in a mastermind with Jill and Josh. We talked almost every day as we were building our membership sites. We even combined forces by co-hosting real-life live events together. I had a blast re-connecting with Jill and Josh on today’s show! We talked about how amazing it was watching them launch an epic membership community that grew into hundreds of members and made hundreds of thousands of dollars each year. But, the crazy things is out of nowhere Jill and Josh abruptly stopped their old membership site - they realized they had mades one huge mistakes when creating their business and it nearly crushed them. After circling back around they are launching their new community and creating the membership that is right for them! On today’s show we talk about all the lessons Jill and Josh learned from their first membership community, we will get into some amazing discussions about how they are rebuilding their community from scratch.  We talk about how they are using quarterly prices to maximize the lifetime value of their customer. How to create the magic trifecta of creating community, courses, and leadership in your online business. And, tips for removing the stress and anxiety from running a membership site!

In this episode, get to know how Jill and her husband Josh Stanton started their business and what lead them to Screw the Nine to Five. What obstacles did they have to overcome? Are these obstacles similar to ones you are facing right now? What is "the plan" and did they have one in place? This episode is packed full of golden nuggets – everything from getting started in business to how to grow your business through testing and pivoting along the way! Bonus, get an inside peek into what’s in-store for Screw the Nine to Five in 2020! “You are 100% responsible for everything you become, do or have -- which means you can create MAGIC if you learn how to upgrade the way you think.” - Jill Stanton -------- What's the best career advice you have ever received? James Wedmore -- he said, “You can start to predict your future by looking at your thoughts, feelings and actions you’re taking today.” It rocked my whole world and kicked my ass into gear! What is your proudest career accomplishment and why? I would say it was one of our most recent promotions where we hosted a killer free challenge that changed SO many lives (which lights us the F up) and was the biggest promotion we’ve ever done -- with over $675,000 in revenue overall and $293,000 in commissions for us. What has been the hardest career moment and how did you overcome it? Creating and launching a course back in 2013 that sold ZERO! It was so humiliating at the time but is the best thing that ever happened to us as it brought us to where we are today! Favorite quote: Anything is possible 100% of the time Connect with Jill at www.screwtheninetofive.com Find her on Facebook and Instagram ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Resources to help you just START: 1. Join the Yes to Entrepreneurship Network (formerly known as the Hey Ed Network) 2. Get seen online through Business Gone Live

Today on The Strategy Hour we are so happy to be joined by our friend Jill Stanton! Jill is the co-founder of Screw the 9 to 5, where she helps ambitious entrepreneurs quit their day jobs and live out their business dreams. They also have a very popular podcast and through all this work has inspired tens of thousands of people to build thriving businesses and live lives full of meaning and purpose. You can see why we love Jill! This is such a fun conversation, in which we focus on what it means to hire for growth instead of filling spaces. There is a big difference between building a team that actually helps you make more money and just getting bigger. It is such an opportune time to talk to Jill about this as she and her husband have just implemented these changes themselves within the last year! So the results are not all in yet, but it is looking good so far. No matter how big or small your business is, this episode has lessons for you, many of which can be implemented from day one in order to set yourself up for success. As many of you will have noticed we are getting into the habit of emphasizing profit above all else and this is something we have in common with Jill! We are just so excited to have someone with this much experience in the online business world to share their genius with you. We have so much respect for Jill and Screw the 9 to 5, she has learned so many lessons and we can all be really grateful that she is here to share these us! Thank you for listening! Please subscribe, rate and review The Strategy Hour Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. For show notes go to thestrategyhour.com. To download the transcript of this episode head to: thestrategyhour.com.

Jill Stanton went from being a bartender for a decade to creating a highly successful online business with her husband, Josh, that allows them to be digital nomads, travel to and live in whatever country they desire, and build wealth through passive income. As co-founder of Screw The Nine To Five, Stanton says she was never a fan of the nine-to-five career model and is now helping others who desire her lifestyle to their nine-to-five jobs for a more fulfilling career path. For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy

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I am so excited to introduce you to one half of the Screw The Nine To Five duo of awesomeness.  Jill (and Josh) Stanton have recently transitioned their business model from offering courses and memberships to solely affiliate marketing and the insight she shares with us in today's episode is just the real talk you'll want to hear if you're sick of playing small and ready to fall into alignment with who you are, who you want to be and what feels right to get you there.  Sometimes, NO...I take that back… Most times, the path to success we envision is not what actually gets us there. It most definitely wasn't in my case or Jill's. And of course we chat all things Mompreneurship, collaboration and affiliate marketing too.  You can follow Jill on just about every platform @screwtheninetofive (but IG is her fave and where she is most active) and at www.screwtheninetofive.comGrab your free Clarity Cashflow Coaching call here:  bit.ly/claritycashflowcoachingLearn more about the Millionaire Mompreneur ‘Women of Impact Network' business building membership for just $1/day:www.jessieharrisbouton.com/womenofimpactnetwork Join me and other purpose-driven women inside my free FB group - The Millionaire Mompreneur Sisterhood:  www.facebook.com/groups/millionairemompreneursisterhoodFollow me on social media @jessieharrisboutonVisit Jessieharrisbouton.com to learn more. Or email me directly - hello@jessieharrisbouton.comPlease subscribe to the Millionaire Mompreneur Project Podcast on iTunes, leave a review and show some love by sharing your biggest takeaways and ah-ha moments from each episode and tag me @jessieharrisbouton over on IG stories. I love to re-post you to my audience! 

Today I'm Casting The Pod with my friend Jill Stanton from the Screw The Nine To Five podcast. . I was SO excited to get a chance to interview Jill as she has had a dramatic impact on my journey as an entrepreneur. . if you are someone that is looking to make a major shift in your life, lifestyle, career, or your business this interview is a MUST listen! . Listen in as Jill and I discuss: . The origin story of Screw The Nine To Five . How Jill's business and mindset have shifted since having her son Kai. . Her advice for a podcaster that is trying to monetizing but is struggling to connect their offer to paying customers. . How she helped cure my Premature Monetization ....(Hey! It happens to the best of us!) . Here is how you can connect with Jill   Website: https://www.screwtheninetofive.com/ Podcast: https://www.screwtheninetofive.com/podcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/screwtheninetofive/

Today I'm sharing an interview that was originally published on The Screw The Nine to Five Podcast, where I chatted with Josh & Jill Stanton about how to keep the money you make. Josh and Jill are the co-founders of Screw The Nine To Five — their slice of the Internet where they help transform unsatisfied employees into dangerously-successful entrepreneurs. When they’re not CEO’ing they can be found traveling the world with their little guy, Kai, laughing at pug memes, or indulging in a tall glass of something stiff. Top 3 Value Bombs: 1. Always keep an eye on your bottom line — how much money do you actually keep at the end of the day? 2. Make sure that every dollar that’s being spent and received is meaningful. 3. You must have a system in place to make sure that the ROI is working in every part of your business. Subscribe to The Screw The Nine To Five Podcast - The Screw The Nine To Five Podcast Sponsor: ZipRecruiter: When it comes to hiring, you can save time and get more qualified candidates fast with ZipRecruiter. And right now, you can try ZipRecruiter for free at ZipRecruiter.com/fire! ZipRecruiter. The smartest way to hire.

Oooh la la, today's guest is a treat! Jill Stanton started the 'Screw the Nine to Five' movement that took the online community by storm! Living her own life of travel, freedom and ease, Jill (and her husband, Josh) created an empire teaching others how they could screw the 9-5 too. Jill shares, behind the scenes, what really contributes to her success and fulfillment -- including completing transforming her business and keeping things EASE-y.

Jill Stanton and her husband Josh are expert affiliate marketers and master connecters: they build an audience, identify the raddest entrepreneurs online, and then share them with the Screw the Nine to Five community. It’s a community-driven approach to referral marketing, and if you do it right, it can be a tremendous way to serve your community and the people you shine a light on. Today, Jill is going to share her best marketing tips so that you can say goodbye to your nine to five, too! You Will Hear About: [1:00] What is affiliate marketing? [2:40] How Jill first got into marketing & starting a business with her husband [8:00] Why you probably want your own website when you are building a community [14:00] Why affiliate marketing is an introvert’s dream [15:30] Using ClickFunnels Review to share product review & generate income [22:00] Being shameless to grow your business [24:40] Getting to the point where you give 0 effs [29:45] Dealing with unsupportive spouses & Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself [34:20] Developing your writing voice [39:40] Why you need to network in real life, even if your business is online Resources: Learn more at https://www.screwtheninetofive.com/ Check out ClickFunnels Review: http://screwtheninetofive.com/clickfunnels-review Screw The Nine to Five Podcast: https://www.screwtheninetofive.com/podcast/ Listen: How To Talk To Your Partner About Your Business When They’re Not an Entrepreneur with Marla Mattenson Read: “7 Tricks For Writing Copy So Good Customers Throw Money At You” Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/screwtheninetofive/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SayNoToNinetoFive/ Read: Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself by Joe Dispenza Are you enjoying the show? I want to know! (http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1370982175) . Mommy Millionaire is produced by Podcast Masters

“Attention is currency.”   That’s a line that Jill Stanton uses a couple times in today’s conversation on the Curious With Calvin Wayman podcast.   Jill went from having no experience in community building, to creating one of the well-engaged communities on Facebook in entrepreneurship.   How did she do it?   How do you gain attention from your crowd?   The answer is simple, and may surprise you.   You’re invited to sit in on the conversation. Join us :)   #StayCurious    

Josh is the creator of Screw The Nine to Five. Together with his wife Jill, he teaches aspiring entrepreneurs how to reject conventional wisdom and the career trajectory society wants them to follow, and instead go do something different with their lives.The couple shares the journey of starting an online business and being location independent and shows others how it’s done.Their values include reaching balance in your life, business, and health. In today’s interview, you’ll learn how Josh started, came up with his first business idea, and went onto creating bigger things that provide value to the right people.What We Discuss With Josh:- The one conversation that made him drop out of university;- Getting started with online business;- Why your first business idea might not be what you expect;- How Josh and Jill came up with the idea for Screw The Nine to Five;- Turning your site into a business;- Setting limits to how much you work;- How to improve your life, business, and health at the same time;- What to do every morning to set yourself up for success;- How to run a successful business with your partner.  

Where is the one place prospects can go to see all of your offerings and get a better understand of YOU!? It’s your website, your home base!! The question is, how do you get more people to see it?   Today I brought on co-owner of Screw The Nine to Five and co-host of the ‘Screw The Nine To Five’ podcast with her husband Josh, Jill Stanton and she talking all things WEBSITE TRAFFIC. How you can put a piece of free content on your website and get clients. Check out the full episod to learn how! (7:17) “Think of it as an ultimate guide but it’s a blog post. It’s a very in depth, highly researched piece of free content that site on your website and is tricked out with key words and all this stuff. But it leads to revenue in your business”   (10:26) “My number one would definitely be, and this is a lesson i learned right away, thankfully straight in my first year of business with Josh is don’t assume you know what people want”   (16:39) “I’m pretty excited pumped about the team to be honest. That was one of our biggest goals of this year, was to find a really dialed in team LOCALLY!” Join Jill and Josh’s webinar by heading over to www.screwtheninetofive.com/workshop and you can check out the cornerstone resource by heading over to www.screwtheninetofive.com/webinars   Connect with Jill: https://www.screwtheninetofive.com https://www.facebook.com/SayNoToNinetoFive/ https://www.instagram.com/screwtheninetofive/   Connect with Kelly: www.kellyroachcoaching.com www.facebook.com/kellyroachinternational www.twitter.com/kellyroachint   **I have open slots for FREE 30 minute strategy sessions on my calendar for business owners who are looking to take their business online and optimize their results. Interested? Apply at www.kellyroachcoaching.com/start ** A HUGE thank you for listening to Unstoppable Success Radio!   I would be so grateful if you left me a rating and review!     My mission and goal is to serve you, my listeners, so please submit your questions for an upcoming #ask Kelly episode by emailing coaching@kellyroachcoaching.com or @kellyroachint or calling 610 910 3600 to submit your questions!       Here's how I can help you achieve your goals:     -How to build, scale and automate growth in your business:kellyroachcoaching.com/yes     -Take your hobby, side hustle or new business quickly to the 100k mark: kellyroachcoaching.com/100k     -Turbo charge your productivity, breakthrough overwhelm and the impact the profit in your business in 30 day or less kellyroachcoaching.com/higher-profits/     -Inquire about Private consulting and coaching by completing the application at: http://kellyroachcoaching.com/apply-now/     Get insider tips and resources only available to my private email community by texting IGNITE to 44222 or visiting kellyroachcoaching.com and selecting any of the exciting resources or trainings available for immediate download.     Have you gotten your copy of UNSTOPPABLE: 9 Principles for Unlimited Success in Business and in Life at Amazon here NOW!

On today’s episode we are joined by Josh Stanton, co-founder of Screw the Nine to Five, where Josh helps people leave their nine-to-five jobs to start their own businesses. Screw the Nine to Five started as a blog about being a lifestyle entrepreneur that gradually grew into a brand and business on its own. Screw the Nine to Five now helps people who want to run their own businesses to leave their desk jobs to chase the entrepreneurial dream.

As Daniel Carbonel makes the eighth episode of his Wake Up to Freedom Podcast, he continuously brings in elite internet marketers who are experts in creating a financial freedom business. Guesting on the show today is the owner of the Screw The Nine To Five movement, Josh Stanton and like all the previous guests who appeared on Daniel’s podcast, Josh, will also tell his inspiring story. Husband and wife Josh and Jill Stanton actually co-developed the Screw The Nine To Five movement and their goal is to help people transcend from their regular 9 – 5 jobs and be successful at creating their freedom business on the internet. This revolutionary idea will help more people to take risks in being an entrepreneur and actually be successful in it. And Josh’s secret formula is not what you think that will make you successful. Find out more to know this secret formula! Josh and Jill The fateful meeting between Josh and his wife, Jill, has given us the amazing opportunity to discover the powerful movement that they’ve created which is the Screw The Nine To Five movement. But it took some time and effort before they got to where they are right now. They’ve also tried numerous business models that were good, except it wasn’t aligned with their real passion in life, which was to help people start a financial freedom business. Today the couple are traveling around the world in places like Australia, New Zealand, Canada, South East Asia, China, and Mexico. They’re currently making at least $500,000 a year just by focusing on one business – the Screw The Nine To Five.com – and helping people achieve their business goals and become successful entrepreneurs. Life Before the Screw The Nine To Five.com Before they became an established business with the Screw The Nine To Five.com, Josh and Jill Stanton were in the business of creating and selling websites that they’ve built with good marketing strategy. Their first one was a skin care website which helped them made their first $1,000. Then after 10 months of going at it, they were finally able to hit their goal of $6,000 a month. Having gained the experience of successfully building small brands plus their prior work experience in other web-based businesses individually, they were ripe to build their most successful brand of all – the Screw The Nine To Five.com, which is essentially their version of a financial freedom business. Josh’s Focus when it comes to a Financial Freedom Business When his father died Josh had an awakening and he promised himself that he will only do the things that he wants to do and not those things that he is forced into doing. That idea became the sole focus of his life and business. And then it dawned on him that the reason why some people fail as an entrepreneur is because they still retain the mindset of an employee and not have the mindset of an entrepreneur. The end result is that they were not able to build a freedom business, instead, they roll back to the traditional way of doing business which will no longer work in the modern times. So, the key to Josh’s Screw The Nine To Five idea is to first change the mindset of a person and make him/her think like an entrepreneur instead of an employee, then he teaches them how to do the internet business which is actually a financial freedom business. The Real Reason why Entrepreneurs Fail According to Josh the biggest obstacle that the entrepreneurs have difficulty overcoming is the very thing that they create – the “have to” mentality. They essentially become limitations that these entrepreneurs set for and against themselves where they’ll think like, “I have to make money,” “I have to do this,” “I have to work X number of hours in order to be successful” etc. when any business even a freedom business should have zero limitations by nature. Josh suggests that people who want to approach him and get coaching from his Screw The Nine To Five initiative should first consider this,

Today on the show we welcome Josh Stanton. Josh is the co-founder of Screw The Nine To Five, which is him and his wife, Jill’s, slice of the internet where they help entrepreneurs build more attention to their brands, make more money in their business and get more out of their life through simple strategies, how to’s and behind-the-scenes glimpses into the realities of building a business online. In this episode, we tackle the topic of how to create a highly engaged Facebook group. We’re here today to let you in on a little secret and that is that Facebook member numbers is kind of a load of BS if you don’t have engagement! But how do you cultivate engagement, and better yet sustain it, from the get-go? Josh lets us in on their tips, tricks, and processes that have helped him and Jill create a successful, highly engaged and empowered Facebook group that actually drives members to sales. All done in as little as thirty minutes a week! We discuss how to show up for your people personally, how to drive them to your products or services, how to set group rules and expectations and how to keep your page alive and buzzing with content, questions and resources that impact the community you are serving. If you are looking to step up your Facebook game and create a thriving community – then this is the episode to fill up your notepad up with! Thank you for listening! Please subscribe, rate and review The Strategy Hour Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. For show notes go to thestrategyhour.com. To download the transcript of this episode head to: thestrategyhour.com.

Episode details: http://codiedog.com/guestn.asp?a=8097&e=8568&ps=FIVE%20Minute%20Bark   LIFE & BUSINESS DONE YOUR WAY Hey we're Josh & Jill Stanton! We help unsatisfied entrepreneurs get more out of their life and business through actionable strategies and simple how-to's.

In today's episode of the Internet Marketing Podcast, Andy is joined by Josh Stanton, Co-founder of Screw The Nine to Five to discuss how you can build a nomadic online business.On the show you'll learn:What a lifestyle business is and how it differs from standard businessesWhy it's important to have a healthy work-life balanceHow to get a good idea of the type of business to buildWhy you don't need to have a passion to get startedWhy it's important to build your skillsetJosh's 4 step framework for improving your visibility onlinePlus, as usual Josh provides his top tip/key takeaway for the audience.If you'd like to connect with Josh you can find him on Facebook here, with the Facebook Group here. You can also find him on Twitter here and on LinkedIn here.You can also listen to their podcast here!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of Build Your Network, Host Travis Chappell interviews Jill Stanton, co-founder of Screw the Nine-to-Five. Here’s what Travis and Jill discuss in this episode: About Jill and Screw the Nine-to-Five Jill and her husband Josh got their start together back in 2012. They had a separate business in other spaces working on… The post Build Your Network (http://www.buildyournetwork.co). For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy (https://www.acast.com/privacy)

Learn how to turn your passion into an online business with Jill and Josh Stanton of Screw the Nine to Five. Find out how this husband and wife team went from running a skincare site to creating a huge online community for entrepreneurs. -- Read the show: https://www.thegsdshow.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GSDshow/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GSD_Show Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gsd_show/

Today's episode, live in studio, was recorded with Jill and Josh Stanton from Screw The Nine to Five (https://screwtheninetofive.com) and Kate Erickson and John Lee Dumas from EO Fire (https://eofire.com).  We talked about how they've each created an incredible community around their brands, both online and off.  They shared tons of stories and tips about […]

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How Jill Stanton Built a Successful Membership Site Part 2 of 2

How Jill Stanton Built a Successful Membership Site Part 1

Trying out different tactics and techniques to grow a successful business can, at times, feel like throwing spaghetti at the wall… you just never know what’s going to stick. In this conversation, Josh and Jill share the number one action they took to have a massive impact on their revenue, how they went from no plan at all to a keyed in strategy that has simplified their lives and business, and what they learned from the SaaS model that they apply to their thriving blog today.

Facebook groups are a fantastic way of cultivating a community of like-minded people, all interested in a particular topic, product or problem. It's little wonder, then, that running such a group can be a highly effective strategy for membership site owners, for a wide variety of reasons. In this episode of The Membership Guys Podcast, I'm joined by Jill Stanton from Screw The Nine to Five, who shares her insight into not only running a popular, highly successful free Facebook group; but also how she leverages this to benefit her paid membership community. (Warning: this one gets a little bit sweary, so those of a sensitive disposition may want to give it a miss!) In this episode, Jill and I discuss: Running a free Facebook group vs using a group for your paid membership Advice on how to get people engaged and active in your group Tips and techniques for attracting new members to your Facebook group The specific strategy that Jill uses to get people from her Facebook group to join her membership website How Jill manages her time keeping on top of a 10,000 person strong free group as well as her paid community ...and loads more!  

Learn how Jill Stanton used a free Facebook group as the primary tool to grow her online business “Screw The Nine To Five” and how you can replicate their success in your business.For show notes, links and more resources check out this episode on: http://entrepreneurignited.com/how-to-start-a-facebook-group-and-grow-your-business/ Connect with us on:http://facebook.com/derekgehlhttp://twitter.com/DerekGehl_4Realhttp://instagram.com/derekgehl

In this episode of the Unleash Yourself podcast Michael Carbone chats with Jill Stanton from Screw The Nine To Five about building a community, creating a membership site, affiliate marketing, and the reality of building a business with your life partner. For all the show notes and links to everything Michael mentioned in this episode, check out: michaelcarbone.ca/031 Make sure you subscribe so you never miss another episode: iTunes | Stitcher

Jill Stanton co-founded Screw the Nine to Five with her husband Josh. screwtheninetofive.com has some amazing resources for webpreneurs. Jill and Josh are constantly teaching you how to take your business to the next level while making more money and working less Jill and Stacy cover life as a business owner. In this episode, they talk how to achieve a crucial work life balance, how to use your time wisely, and so much more. Some highlights include: “It’s not about the lifestyle anymore.” At minute 2:00, Jill talks about coming up with the idea for Screw the Nine to Five, the motivations that began the business, and her motivations for keeping it going each day today. Realize and play into your strengths. At minute 6:00, Jill talks about learning to stay out of her husband’s area in their business, and vice versa. “Don’t start a business with your significant other the year you’re getting married.” (minute 8:00) Make sure people actually want your product. At minute 10:00, Jill talks about learning her lesson when a product didn’t sell. She explains why you should pre-sell before you do the work. Is your marketing going to cost you time or money? At minute 13:00, Jill talks about why you need to decide which way of paying for marketing is best for you. “For the first few years of business I had zero work-life balance.” At minute 16:00, Jill talks about learning to take the down time that she wasn’t giving herself when she was driven to work every hour of the day. Foster an attitude of gratitude. At minute 17:00, Jill talks about what she does every morning to get herself in the right mindset for the day. “We live and die by Slack.” At minute 20:00, Jill talks using Slack to communicate with their team and create video tutorials. At minute 22:00, Jill talks about how community and sales funnels have been the two things to have the biggest impact on her business. “Most people will give up when it gets really, really hard.” At minute 25:00, Jill talks about why you need to push through when times get tough. Ways to contact Jill: Free Facebook group: screwcommunity.com Website: screwtheninetofive.com Become a member of Screw U: http://screwu.co/join/ You can also find us here: ----- businessrescueroadmap.com -----

I've been reflecting a lot over the past couple weeks as I close the books down for 2015, I've had a great year, and am ready to welcome in another one. Many thanks to all of you for listening, subscribing and sharing this podcast! biggest 2015 mistakes no boundaries established - not honoring days off or time off, etc. limit your launches - map them out way in advance not hiring soon enough not doing my due diligence with hiring - website, VA not doing enough research prior to launching an event - presell I'm sharing some free exercises to help you understand some of your biggest lessons {failures} - this is the reflection guide I use to create more success in my life. Go to adriennedorison.com/bigmistakes to download this free reflection guide. Started a business on the side of my day job, organically evolved from a personal development & leadership blog I started in late 2014. Offered my services for FREE to get some humans some real results and build my own confidence that I could start charging for this! Worked during mornings lunch breaks, evenings, and weekends to grow my side business alongside my corporate job. Took lots of action - without overthinking things first. Read The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod and completely switched my schedule around to make more time to grow my business in the evenings after my corporate day job. Read 6 Months to 6 Figures by Peter Voogd and learned to really master my skills before moving on - then later he became more of a personal mentor. Focused on Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University program and paid off all my debt in just 6 months - over $45,000. Invested in an empowerment coach and transformed ME before I transformed a business w/ Lisa Carpenter Dove deep into podcasts and learned from the best while I was on the road during my day job commute; Internet Business Mastery with friend, Jason Van Orden, Tiffany Han's Raise Your Hand Say Yes, Chalene Johnson's Build Your Tribe, Amy Porterfield's Online Marketing Made Easy, Pat Flynn's Smart Passive Income… Built my own website on SquareSpace and it was pretty darn good for a DIY.  Had my website re-designed by someone and paid tons of money for it — but basically I had an artist build a bridge and it was a website nightmare that had to be redone. Had it redesigned again – by someone far more qualified to build a website that does what a website is supposed to do…and it's pretty too. Created a FB group – grew it organically and it has continued to grow to a group full of supportive, high-achieving humans looking to become more masterful. Had my first professional photoshoot done and even brought my dog, Church E. Bear  Launched a course before I was ready and had 5 people join.  Launched another course before I was ready and had 15 people join.  Raised my prices 3 different times because I had a waitlist. Revamped my packages 3 different times because it takes awhile to figure out what's going to get your clients the best results. Worked with incredible clients – saw them getting incredible results, getting published, quitting their jobs, getting their own clients, creating their first products, doubling their income, increasing their prices, starting waitlists, growing their audience, etc. Quit my corporate job. Took two courses that rocked my world - BTBY with Kimra Luna, and Sales School with Kendrick Shope. Reached out to mentors and influencers to learn from the best. Started my own podcast - The School of Self-Mastery. Hit the New & Noteworthy in iTunes and stayed there for over 11 weeks.  Reached the 10% of all podcasts with tons of downloads thanks to you! Connected with and interviewed tons of successful, influential and interesting humans because of the podcast -  condensed 3 years of podcasting into 6 months! Shared my debt freedom story publicly even was I knew it would annoy people. Traveled to Atlanta to meet and be interviewed my personal finance guru, Clark Howard - and had my first national TV debut because of this bold action. Hired Shana Lynn Yao from yourmarketingmastermind.com to up my business game. Hired my next mentor, Farnoosh Torabi, who has been an invaluable investment for me and my business. Started outsourcing some smaller tasks to free up some time. Got even better at outsourcing and hired Erin Kelly as my OBM - best decision ever and she'll eventually be my first full-time team member (fun fact, Erin was a client, and now I'm her client). Made a few business besties just by building real relationships. Planned and launched a live event with a business bestie - and it was the biggest failure turned lesson ever…stay tuned for 2016 plans  Put systems in place and invested in the tools I needed - 17hats, Acuityscheduling, Leadpages, Libsyn, Basecamp Won a year long coaching program for 2016 with sales expert, Kendrick Shope, and plan to get banging results to thank her for the generosity. Got active on periscope, and then stopped when it started to feel stressful. Pitched myself (and got published) in Huffington Post, GROW, Brazen Careerist, and Get Rich Slowly. Created tons of content & free resources - some that were great and some that “flopped” Gave away over 100 hours of free coaching and over $35,000 of content and coaching.  Condensed over 3 years of podcasting into just 6 months and learned tons about myself and interviewing in general. Was featured as a guest on TONS of podcasts (SoMoney, Stacking Benjamins, Screw The Nine to Five, Lifestyle Business Podcast, The 5am Miracle, All Up In Your Lady Business, Success Secrets of Entrepreneurs, Creative Soul Lab, etc…) and even one of the #1 podcasts in all of iTunes - Art of Charm Was consistent EVERY SINGLE DAY for all 365 this year. Seriously, I didn't miss a day.  Focused on building relationships and generosity, not on selling. Took a stand, often a controversial one, on the things that I believed in, which attracted the right people to my work. Launched a membership site Simplified Success Society and then added a $1 trial period. Joined a mastermind full of powerhouse women. Launched an in-person retreat for June 2016 and have almost filled the spots! Took vacations with my fiance, paid cash, and was able to take time off or even work from wherever I was if I wanted to. Made over $11,500 in business mistakes - and then talked about them. Tracked my numbers and didn't avoid my finances. Focused on profit not just revenue and "banked" income versus "booked" income. Showed up even when I didn't really feel like it because I knew once I started, I'd get motivated {I was always right}. Wasn't afraid to take big risks, but always made sure they were calculated ones. Spent tons of time understanding what my audience wanted {and still do} and then gave it to them over and over again.  Invested a lot of time, energy, action and money into my business and reaped the rewards. Welcoming in 2016 success! Resources How To Turn Your Failures Into Wins: a reflection guide to create more success Entrepreneur Task Tracker episode link Society of Self-Mastery FB community

Josh and Jill Stanton are the co-founders of ScrewTheNineToFive.com – their little slice of the internet where they teach unsatisfied 9-to-5'ers how to create online businesses that light them up! They have a serious case of itchy feet, have been known to drop an F-Bomb or two and aren't afraid of a big glass of red wine. We jammed on all things community, membership sites, continuity and the power of recurring revenue vs one-off digital products….as well as the entrepreneurial journey and all the crazy ups and downs that come with it in this episode of The School of Self-Mastery podcast. Resources: screwtheninetofive.com  Simplified Success Society Get Big Series: www.adriennedorison.com/getbig

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In this episode I chat about my experience on a recent workcation where I had the opportunity to mastermind with 3 amazing entrepreneurs: John Lee Dumas, and Jill and Josh Stanton of Screw The Nine to Five. During our mastermind session, we did hot seat rotations, which really led me to discovering something powerful: a focus.

Josh and Jill from Screw the Nine to Five dig into how they manage their partnership, marriage, and the details behind their successful lifestyle business.

Jill and Josh Stanton are the digitally nomadic couple behind Screw the Nine to Five, where they are helping you devise an escape plan to move closer to new possibility and adventure in your daily life. These two quit their 9-5s for a life that made travel a bigger priority, and moved to an island in Thailand for a couple months to design a new lifestyle that would help them create work that would support a life they wanted, rather than hold dearly on to a job that dictates their routine at the expense of their personal fulfillment. Since then, they’ve lived and worked in Thailand, Malaysia, Cambodia, the Phillippines, China, Australia, New Zealand, the Cook Islands, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Portugal, Chicago and San Diego. Truly a life of travel. I wanted to get Josh and Jill on the show to ask them about what inside of them inspired the decision to actually move to Thailand, something that seems so extreme and outlandish to most people, and what they do to keep themselves afloat on the road, and how you might be able to aspire to do the same. Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, Soundcloud or TuneIn What We Cover: 2:27 – Who are Josh and Jill Stanton? 3:27 – Why they find working on the road to be more productive 5:04 – What inspired their decision to go to Thailand, specifically Chiang Mai 8:24 – How Josh got his start traveling in China 9:30 – How Josh met Jill 9:55 – How Jill went from bartending and modeling at home in Toronto to moving to Australia, and started her first business to support her lifestyle on the road 11:00 – Why they went into business together to create Screw the Nine to Five 15:00 – How to get comfortable with letting go of all of your stuff 17:15 – How travel helps you meet others and how doing so can help you grow by freeing you from the definitions of others, and inspire you with likeminded people (whether that's other travelers or entrepreneurs) 18:15 – Why moving to Southeast Asia can help make your life of travel 19:30 – How you can live a "Western lifestyle" in Southeast Asia, particularly in Chiang Mai 20:30 – How living in Thailand provides the opportunity to save you money by getting maid service, laundry service, and eating out. 21:20 – How safe is Thailand and Bali? Words from an Explorer: “When you're feeling uncomfortable, when you reach the end of your comfort zone, that's when all the good s*** starts to happen. That's where you start to find out what you're made of and what you're capable of.” - Jill Stanton Explore Further: Screw the Nine to Five The Dynamite Circle Music Credit: Passion Pit - Moth’s Wings (Artec Remix), Aaron Static – Intrepid Journey Like the show? I’d really appreciate a rating and review! Take action and please share the show! All you have to do is click one of the social sharing buttons at the top of this post. Also please leave a rating or review on iTunes! It just takes a second and you can help the show increase its rankings on iTunes just by this simple and quick gesture. If you do, click here to let me know so I can personally thank you! Thank you so much for your support! See you next time! The post 70: Screw the Nine to Five with Jill and Josh Stanton – Part 1 appeared first on The Daily Travel Podcast.

"This is the moment we pivot" - Jill Stanton on Failure "If we build a vague audience eventually someone will buy something" -NOT! Jill tells us this was their "jaw-dropping failure" that caused them to pivot and create the process that began making them 10 grand a month in a year and a half. This fun couple enjoy location freedom by using a process for affiliate marketing that they developed together. Listening to Joshua and Jill is worth the time to figure out how they personally decided to screw the nine to five. Also, listen to find out what the "wake up sweaty test" is! Start with Affiliate Marketing 101 by listening to Bret Grow Basic Outline: Find that product! Keyword Research Build the website/write content Rank on page one of Google Highlights: Multi-product review marketing Keyword research Authority Sites Google Keyword Planner Tool Competitive Analysis Search Engine Optimization Ranking on Google Keeping your visitors on your page Guest Posting Outsourcing Driving Links Direct Affiliate Sites Amazon Affiliate Individual Affiliate Program Private Affiliate Program Take Away Joshua tells us that a person creating a 4 page site can expect $500 a month on average. Success is dependent on: How much you want to work How many links you want to drive How competitive your niche is References: Share a Sale Offer Shot Market Health Commission Junction Click Bank Connect With Joshua and Jill: Email Website Twitter YouTube Instagram Facebook ARE YOU WANTING TO START YOUR OWN PODCAST? DO WHAT WE DID. JOIN THE COMMUNITY THAT WILL TEACH YOU ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW TO START, GROW AND MONETIZE FROM TOP PERFORMING PODCASTER JOHN LEE DUMAS. CLICK HERE FOR 10% OFF YOUR ONE-TIME ENROLLMENT. If you enjoy Outlier On Air, please Subscribe & Review on iTunes or Stitcher

#141 Today I had the pleasure of talking with Jill Stanton, founder of Screw The Nine to Five, a site that helps young entrepreneurs get their businesses running and profitable. In this episode Jill discusses how she was able to scale her online business to a place where it is allowing her the location freedom to travel around the world and do what she loves by empowering young entrepreneurs. By the end of this episode you will have a roadmap you can follow that will allow you do do less and make more. Enjoy! Follow Jill on Instagram -- @screwtheninetofive Want to learn how to start your own podcast? I created a free training to get you started! -->www.AppleCrider.com/podcast Follow me on Instagram --> www.Instagram.com/applecriderofficial For 350+ videos subscribe to my YouTube channel --> YouTube.com/AppleCrider For $20 all-in-one podcast editing check out www.podblade.com P.S Don't forget to subscribe and leave a 5-star review if you enjoyed the show! Want to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.