Mornings with Megs

PCOS just got officially renamed to PMOS, and Rhiannon (hormone and fertility naturopath, and someone who healed her own) is taking the victory lap she's owed. This week: why the "cysts" were never cysts, why a diagnosis is a starting point and not an answer, the insulin test doctors don't love running (hers was 21; ideal is about 4), the four root causes worth investigating, and the symptoms to stop ignoring, from unpredictable cycles to facial hair to weight that won't budge no matter what you do.

Then the money story: South Australia is now paying up to $2,000 a cycle toward IVF, plus $250 for fertility testing. Rhiannon loves the burden it lifts and hates the question nobody's asking: why isn't anyone testing WHY you can't conceive before you spend thousands? Plus Megs' honest story about what egg retrieval did to her mental health, and the $180K household cutoff that leaves two teachers on the wrong side of the line.

We're not doctors: this is information and honest conversation, not medical advice. Anything that sounds like your body belongs with your GP.

Questions for future episodes: DM @morningswithmegsradio or @naturopathy.by.rhiannon, anonymous welcome

Once every 12 years the Sun sits exactly on top of Jupiter. It is happening this week, in Leo, in the same window as the full moon, which means Wednesday night into Thursday morning is being called the luckiest stretch of the year.

Megs reads all 12 signs: what this full moon is asking you to release, and where Jupiter is dropping the luck. Use your rising sign for the accurate version, or your sun if that is the one you know. She also explains the water bottle theory of manifesting, which is the simplest explanation of why you have to clear something out before anything new can land.

Then the story she is still scratching her head about. On the weekend she was working a client event, camera in hand, when she spotted a table of familiar faces from high school. Her first thought was not pride, it was embarrassment, and chasing down why leads straight into the real work of this episode: the beliefs you absorbed between ages zero and seven are still running you, mostly without your permission. She unpacks the Ferrari crash comments doing the rounds right now as a live example of the money mindset that keeps people broke, and why removing the root cause is the thing that changed her life more than any morning routine.

Finally, the 75 Hard revival. Megs has attempted it five times and the run that broke her did not end with a drink or a missed workout, it ended with ten unread pages. If you keep breaking the same rule, the rule is the problem, not you. She shares the rewrite formula (keep the goal, soften the rule) and why she built Élevée as the version that does not require punishing yourself.

Your two questions this week: which strict rule are you deleting today, and what is the one bold move you are booking into Thursday's lucky window?

Megs is not an astrologer. This is her own read and her own experience, not health, financial or career advice. Live weekdays 6:30am ACST, replay by 8:30am. Now simulcast on TikTok Live.

$65,000 to $220,000 in under two years. No degree, no lotto ticket, no rich husband, and not the way the rumour mill decided either.

Megs tells the full story of climbing from office junior on $19k to global head of sales and marketing, in five chapters you won't find in any corporate course. Chapter 1: rebuild your identity and accept the responsibility of the salary before you have it. Chapter 2: nothing is beneath you, because nobody pays $220k for the job description, they pay for everything that wasn't in it. Chapter 3: study the room, learn what every manager actually cares about, and get comfortable in the Qantas Lounge. Chapter 4: know when to speak and when to shut up, because noise doesn't equal knowledge and some chats are traps dressed as bonding. Chapter 5: pay the price nobody posts about. The promotions nobody celebrates, the events you stop getting invited to, and the people who decide a woman in a Porsche must have slept her way there.

Also on theme (suspiciously so): this week's Aquarius full moon peaks just after midnight Wednesday for Australia, sitting right beside Pluto and opposite Jupiter in Leo. Release what's fake, expand what's real, and check your sun, moon and rising to see which door it's knocking on for you.

Your challenge: pick one chapter, run it for a week, and let the full moon catch you mid-move.

This is Megs' own path, not financial or career advice. Live weekdays 6:30am ACST, replay by 8:30am.

Your Friday self thinks one day ahead. Your Monday self thinks in months. Guess which one usually decides how your weekend goes?

Off the back of Monday's most popular episode yet, Megs goes deeper on the concept that clicked for everyone: the decisions Friday You and Saturday You make are directly inherited by Monday You, and if you want the business, the body or the bank account, you have to start borrowing Monday's brain on a Friday. Full honesty included: the party girl era, the crippling Wednesday anxiety, and why being "the girl who did it all" was mostly an ego costume.

Then it's Mumma T Friday, and it goes places: Megs explains OnlyFans to her mother from a cold start, and they debate the OnlyFans-sponsored race car, the mums petitioning to vandalise it, and the rage-bait economy where every angry comment is a payday. Plus: why you can't blame your parents for the sunscreen and the cigarettes, the Lego Ferrari that beat singing lessons, classroom boundaries, and Mumma T's book hitting 17 poems.

This weekend's challenge: make decisions your Monday self will thank you for.

Adult themes discussed in a news and parenting context, nothing graphic. Live weekdays 6:30am ACST, and Fridays are for Mumma T.

You had the five steps. You did nothing. I'm not mad — I'm the same, and today I'm explaining exactly why.

We're bridging the gap between knowing and doing: the little devil in your basement who shapeshifts every time you level up 😈, your "productive procrastination" of choice, and the three tiny things the women who actually made money did differently — a number, a date, and one thing before lunch.

Plus your DM questions, rapid-fire: what to sell when nothing's coming to mind, why you DON'T need a website, the truth about "saturated" markets, and how to price without feeling sick.

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Ready isn't coming. We start anyway — ideally before lunch. 🩷

Episode one of Women's Wellness Wednesday, and Megs learns more about her own body in an hour than she did in 37 years.

Rhiannon, hormone and fertility naturopath (@naturopathy.by.rhiannon), joins the show every Wednesday from today. This week: her PCOS story and why "here's the pill, come back when you want kids" wasn't good enough. Megs' stage 4 endo, adenomyosis and the hysterectomy that gave her life back. The radio debate about whether 8 is too early for the period talk (it isn't, and we explain why). And the one that broke Megs' brain: why the bleed you get on the pill is a withdrawal, not a period, and what switching off ovulation really costs your brain, bones and libido.

Plus: the fertility conversation nobody budgets for.

We're not doctors: this is information and honest conversation, not medical advice. Anything that sounds like your body belongs with your GP.

Live weekdays 6:30am ACST. Wednesdays are for the conversations we should have been having all along.

Welcome to Millions with Megs: a full money mindset masterclass, and it lives forever, so start whenever you're ready.

I've condensed four money books into one simple system: Think and Grow Rich (Napoleon Hill, the 1937 original), Get Rich Lucky Bitch (Denise Duffield-Thomas), You Are a Badass at Making Money (Jen Sincero) and The Magic (Rhonda Byrne). You don't need to have read any of them.

The rule holding it all together: money is energy, but bring receipts. For every bit of woo, you get something to actually do. Inside: Hill's six-step Definite Chief Aim, the worst-case question that names your money block, the Big Snooze keeping you comfortable and broke, gratitude for the money you spend, and the four-line money statement you'll write before the end. Plus the story of how I doubled my income, and the day $86,000 had to appear in one day.

Grab your pen. Take what resonates, leave the rest.

FREE: the 6-Day Money Reset workbook walks you through all of it, one small step a day. Link in the show notes.

I'm a PR strategist and radio host, not a financial adviser. This is mindset and general information, not personal financial advice. Follow @morningswithmegsradio. Go make your millions.

⚠️ Explicit — I went rogue and my language went WITH me. You've been warned. 😅

Fifteen minutes before going live, there was zero chance of this episode existing. Cold morning, post-surgery bladder drama, every excuse in the book. Then I bullied myself out of bed, scrapped the entire planned show, and delivered the Monday tough-love rant you didn't know you needed.

Inside: the one question that got me out of bed when nothing else would, the truth about endo, hysterectomies and medical gaslighting, why "suck it up" culture starts in the school sick bay, my 1% Rule for saving a trash morning, and why your alarm should probably insult you.

If you've ever fought your own brain at 5:30am — this one's yours.

Tell me what gets YOU out of bed: message me, I read everything.

Naturopath Rhiannon joins Megs for the women's health education we all should have had: the four seasons of your cycle, why your tracking app is guessing, the symptoms that are NOT normal, and why naturopaths shouldn't be the last resort. Plus the Townsville pharmacy story, Megs' decade of being told "it's all in your head", and Follow Through Friday with Mumma T: singing lessons, perfectionism and being a beginner at 37. Not medical advice: if it sounds like you, see your GP. Follow Rhiannon: @naturopathy.by.rhiannon

The show almost got cancelled, so I cancelled the rules instead. This is my first fully independent episode and I'm telling you the whole story: why I disappeared for two days, what nearly ended it, and what changed my mind. Plus: the luckiest 10-day window of 2026 opens this morning (first sky like it since 1922), whether you should let AI read your tarot, the vision board trend demanding receipts, and the launch of Élevée, my free glow-up web app built for busy, ADHD-brained women. Manifestation Station, Screenshot Vault, daily non-negotiables, all of it. Find it at elevee.base44.app or via megancoleman.com.au. New chapter, my rules. Let's go.