$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.

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