619: Millionaire Mindset Unlocked: How To Build A 7-Figure Empire & Thrive As A Mama | Jill Stanton

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Jill Stanton started a web TV show about dating and sex in 2006, the year Google bought YouTube.

In episode 619 of The Melissa Ambrosini Show, host Melissa Ambrosini interviews Jill Stanton, founder of Millionaire Girls Club, a high-end network for female entrepreneurs making over a million dollars annually. Stanton begins by recounting her early entrepreneurial ventures, including a web TV show called 20-something in 2006. She met her husband Josh, who introduced her to online business, and together they built Screw the 9 to 5, an affiliate site and community. After having their son Kai, they shut down their business in 2019, scrapping all products and revenue, then rebuilt and matched their previous year's income in 10 weeks. Stanton describes a pivotal moment in Bali where she envisioned running luxury retreats for millionaire women, despite initial intimidation due to past strained relationships with women. She launched Millionaire Girls Club in 2021, hosting events focused on community and inner game work. Recently, she started a new personal brand, Jill Stanton, after multiple people suggested she facilitate retreats for corporate teams. Stanton shares key strategies for sustaining a seven-figure income, emphasizing identity work, stoic philosophy tools like focusing on controllables and 'this is nothing to me', and declarations such as 'I always find a way to win'. The conversation shifts to balancing business and motherhood, with Stanton discussing her use of a house manager and nanny in Thailand, and healing guilt from maternal judgment. She advises challenging self-imposed conditions and prioritizing self-approval over external validation. Stanton defines success as doing what she wants with peace and power, and recommends books like 'A Happy Pocket Full of Money' and 'I Am Enough'. Her daily routine includes early morning breathwork, workouts, and focused creation time, with evenings dedicated to family. The episode concludes with rapid-fire tips on health, wealth, and love, and Stanton encourages listeners to adopt a personal declaration for empowerment.

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A warm, practical case for reshaping ambition around motherhood rather than waiting for perfect conditions.

This episode turns a conversation about doing more in-person work into a grounded look at ambition, motherhood, and the logistics that sit between them.

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You want bigger business goals without treating pregnancy, breastfeeding, or family life as reasons the idea has to shrink.

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