No More BullShift

No More Bullshift! It is time to shift the narrative, start rewriting your story and take control of your life! If you’re tired of recycled advice, done with your own excuses, and quietly wondering “Is this really as good as it gets?”—you’re in the right place. No More Bullshift is a smart, honest, sometimes funny, sometimes uncomfortable podcast where real women who’ve actually lived the shifts talk about what it truly takes to move out of victim mode and into self-leadership. No bypassing. No toxic positivity. No pretending growth is cute or convenient. Hosted by Peggy Hinshaw and Marci Coomer, this show feels like the conversations that happen when the masks come off and the truth finally gets told—the kind of conversations that call you forward without tearing you down. We talk about relationships, identity shifts, emotional responsibility, embodiment, personal growth, spiritual realignment (without the fluff), and the everyday moments where life quietly asks you to choose differently. This isn’t about blaming your past—or staying stuck in it. It’s about recognizing the patterns, stories, and emotional habits that keep you looping… and learning how to make the shift when it actually matters. What we have in common—and what we believe deeply—is this: We didn’t wait for perfect conditions. We chose intentionally—and we live the results. Meet Your Hosts Peggy Hinshaw is a self-made, multi-career leader whose life reflects intentional shifts at every level. After navigating multiple successful corporate careers, entrepreneurship, motherhood, caregiving, and a 170-pound personal transformation, Peggy now guides women back home to their most authentic and aligned selves. As a trained corporate coach, Reiki practitioner, Astrologer, and founder of The Eden Shift, she brings lived wisdom, embodiment, and clarity to conversations about making the shifts that change everything. Marci Coomer is a self-made woman, certified life coach, and entrepreneur who understands the

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English

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podcast