Amy Nesbitt is a full time, corporate world working mama to two boys who has spent large amounts of time in Silicon Valley and San Diego. She shares her passion for wellness, travel, books, and eats on her blog as well as Instagram and TikTok “WholeWellnessMamas”. She empowers other mamas to find joy in their work and home life through her courses and summits. You can also find her spreading the love for her other passions like Japanese travel, cooking and culture on her Youtube "This Japanese American Life" and Book YouTube “AmyNsReads” enjoying the ordinary moments!

Christine Koh is a music and brain scientist turned multimedia creative. She spent a decade in academia, during which time she earned prestigious fellowships from the National Institutes of Health to fund her Ph.D. research at Queen’s University and joint-appointment postdoctoral fellowship at Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Christine was about to become a professor when she decided to hang up her academic spurs in favor of more flexible and independent ventures.

Since leaving academia in 2006, Christine has created a varied professional palette oriented around her passions for storytelling and problem solving, while also encouraging reflection, growth, and disruption. She is a pioneer in hyperlocal blogging, writes for major media outlets (The Washington Post, Boston Globe Magazine, and CNN), is a book author (Minimalist Parenting), and writes the popular Substack, There’s Always A Story. She is the award-winning podcaster behind Edit Your Life. She did not go to art school but as a designer, founded and ran a stationery and graphic design firm as well as a resistance apparel company (worn by Whoopi Goldberg and Alyssa Milano). And she is a sought after creative director/strategist with a passion for mission-driven work.

Elisabeth Beam is founder of Balancing Beams, where she helps overwhelmed moms create easy-to-manage homes 15 minutes at a time. After the birth of her third daughter, she found herself struggling with postpartum anxiety and a home that felt impossible to maintain. That's when she discovered that the solution wasn't more storage or complicated systems – she was simply trying to manage too much stuff.

With three kids under 5, Elisabeth decluttered over 50% of her family's belongings using small pockets of time during naps and between snacks. Her popular "Declutter in 15" challenge has helped hundreds of busy moms discover that creating a peaceful home is possible, even without endless hours to organize.

Through her Instagram community @balancingbeams and her practical, mom-friendly guidance, Elisabeth shows women how to create homes that work for them, not against them – giving them back their time and energy for what matters most.

Emily Nichols is the host of Habit Hack Your Health—a top ranked podcast that helps working moms habit hack their health in less time, guilt free. From her own struggles and working with 100s of moms as a personal trainer since 2016, Emily found that women need a more habit based approach to their wellness in order for it to be sustainable. No more diets or quick fixes, but a system that allows you to train for life instead.

Jen Smith & Jill Sirianni are co-hosts of the top-rated Frugal Friends Podcast. With over 400 episodes and almost 7 million downloads, Frugal Friends is changing the way the world thinks about frugality. Jen Smith is a personal finance expert who, along with her husband, paid off $78,000 of debt in two years while facing unemployment and buying a house. Jill is a licensed clinical social worker who enjoys exploring the connections between our money behaviors and mental health. Together they’re helping people become better stewards of their money, time, space, and natural resources.

Jessica Litman, widely recognized as "The Organized Mama," is a leading expert in home organization and DIY solutions. Known for her practical, approachable style, Jessica helps families transform their homes into functional, stress-free spaces. Her expertise has earned her a feature on People.com as an "organizing and DIY expert," along with appearances in Today.com, Better Homes & Gardens, Parents Magazine, and other notable outlets.

Jessica is also the creator of the popular podcast, Organizing Tune-Ups, which has gained over 14,000 downloads in its second season, offering listeners actionable tips and advice on simplifying their homes.

In addition to her media presence, Jessica is the author of Home Sweet Organized Home, a guide that helps readers declutter and organize with ease. She is also the founder of The Organized Mama Co., where she offers digital products and courses designed to streamline every aspect of home management.

Through her practical tools and engaging resources, Jessica empowers families to take control of their homes, creating spaces that inspire calm and productivity. Whether through her courses, books, or podcast, Jessica’s passion for organization continues to make a lasting impact on homes everywhere.

Michaela Bucchianeri, PhD is a clinical psychologist, speaker, and coach specializing in stepmom emotional wellness. Blending the science of psychology and the art of stepmom-ing, Michaela helps women navigate stepmotherhood more skillfully—empowering them to create a stepmom identity they love, so they can worry less, shift their energy to what lights them up, and start having (way) more fun.

In addition to coaching, Michaela's passionate about sharing honest reflections from her own 12 years' experience as a stepmom, and translating what mental health research has to say about thriving in this unique role. Her work has been featured in StepMom Magazine, The Everygirl, VerywellHealth, HuffPost, and The New York Times.

Michaela lives in Minnesota with her husband and two teen stepsons, and is committed to supporting women in stepfamilies by offering real, research-backed insights and strategies for emotional wellness and balance.

Sarah is a full-time working mom + wife, who lived with clutter and found her way to the other side. She radically changed her own life after a stage 4 cancer diagnosis. Forced to examine everything, including her perfectionism and people pleasing, she realized all the stuff (and not just the physical stuff) was standing in her way of living her life, her way.
After embracing minimalism and finding her way to simplicity, Sarah started simple + intentional to support other women to do the same. She encourages + inspires others through her blog, instagram account, podcast and soon to be online membership community.
Sarah lives in Toronto with her husband and daughter. She loves the outdoors, a strong cup of tea and is following her dream of writing a book, step by step.

Shannon Leyko (LAY-KOH) is an author, podcast host, mother of three, and military wife. Her book, You’re Completely Normal, debuted as an Amazon Top 50 hot new release in 2020, and her podcast, Paring Down, has reached the top 5% of all podcasts in under a year. She is a former Miss New York in the Miss America Organization, former professional vocalist, and was also a reality television development producer before working in social media and on her podcast. Her online platform, Paring Down, is built around helping people declutter their homes and schedules in order to make room for what matters-- without the judgment, shame, or comparison. You can follow her on Instagram @paring_down or learn more about the podcast, blog, newsletter, and decluttering guides & freebies on her website: www.theexpertbeginner.com.

Tara is the founder, owner, and CEO of House Peace and has been bringing peace into homes since 2013. She holds a BA in Psychology from Purdue University, and a Master's in Counseling from Moravian Theological Seminary. She brings this knowledge of the human condition, behavioral psychology, and habit formation to every home she visits, all with a judgement-free mentality. Tara puts her experience to the test every day with her own family, as a wife and mother of three.