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Platforms where I've said the quiet part out loud:

Harper's Bazaar Australia logo in black text on a white background.
The logo for Women's Health magazine featuring the title in bold black letters with a small icon of a woman on the left side.
Logo of The Age newspaper with the tagline 'Independent. Always.'
The royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom, featuring a crowned lion and a unicorn supporting a shield with a crown above it, on a black background.
Logo of Triple J, an Australian radio station, featuring a stylized drum with drumsticks and the station's name in white against a red background.
Red text displaying the word 'nova' on a gray background.
Text reading 'Sunday life' in a stylish black font on a white background.
Logo with the text 'BODY+SOUL' in white font on a black background.
Black ABC letters and ABC logo on a white background
news.com.au logo with colorful circle design
Logo of Mamamla with black text and a pink dot.
Yellow background with the text 'KICPOD' in large white letters, and 'LISTNR' at the top. Below 'KICPOD,' it says 'with Steph & Laura.' Two smiling women, one with long blonde hair wearing a pink shirt, and the other with long brown hair wearing a li

Fourteen years of sitting across from incredible women has shown me exactly where the cracks are - and why we keep pretending they're not there.

I get invited onto Australian media because I'm willing to say what most coaches won't: that your "personal growth" might be another performance, your independence might be isolation with better branding, your relationship isn’t love (it’s lust) and that thing you call balance is probably just exhaustion with a rebrand.

I don't traffic in gentle truths or reassuring lies. If your audience is ready for someone who names what's actually happening instead of what we're supposed to say is happening, I'm here.

What I Talk About:

- The trap of performing "healed" and "whole"
- Why achieving more rarely solves the underlying problem
- Authentic leadership vs. leadership cosplay
- The relationship patterns we see everywhere but refuse to discuss
- People-pleasing as trained self-erasure
- What your burnout is really about (hint: not rest)

Bookings: hello@meganluscombe.com.au