Our Speakers

Jessica Amos is a certified Mindfulness Meditation Teacher and Life Coach, founder of Stay with Yourself. With over 1.2 million students, she offers high-value courses, coaching, and community membership, focusing on healing and growth.

Elizabeth Earnshaw, LMFT, is a therapist, business owner, and author dedicated to helping couples navigate challenges and improve their relationships. With a national therapy practice and two books to her name, she resides in Philadelphia with her family.

Julie Foucher, MD, MS, is a four-time CrossFit Games athlete and family physician. She is passionate about fitness, nutrition, and empowering women to make lifestyle changes as the cornerstone of preventive medicine and wellness. Julie hosts her own podcast, Pursuing Health, where she discusses health and fitness topics and stories of everyday individuals who have used lifestyle to overcome challenges.

Dr. Virginia Lacayo, co-founder and CEO of Massive, embodies a commitment to conscious leadership and social justice, with expertise in mindset coaching, communication for change, complexity science, and systemic leadership. Her extensive background includes leadership roles, coaching, and advising for social change, consulting for international organizations like the UN, and activism in women's rights, particularly in Central America.

Lisa, a mother of three and wife to an entrepreneur, overcame adversity to achieve success in the corporate world before realizing her true purpose lies in supporting women to fulfill their dreams. Through mindset shifts and spiritual guidance, she now dedicates her time to nurturing her family while empowering others to pursue their passions and make a positive impact on the world.

Mark Blankenship is a seasoned playwright, dramaturg, and arts journalist with contributions to The New York Times and NPR, among others. He's authored books for Broadway hits and founded The Flashpaper to aid theater artists during the pandemic. A Yale Drama graduate, he now edits a James Beard Award-winning magazine in Nashville.

Rob launched his "Dad, How Do I?" YouTube channel in April 2020 with the intent of assisting a small audience. However, the channel quickly went viral, amassing over 4.5 million subscribers within four years, earning him the title of the "Internet's dad.”

Toby Slough is the visionary, President and Co-Founder of Goby Ministries. He is dedicated to reshaping discussions on mental wellness. A published author and gifted communicator with a pastoral heart, Toby uses his 28-year personal mental health journey to create impactful courses, tools, and resources for families and children.”

Minna is a communication coach with a passion for helping influential leaders deliver transformative messages. Originally from a farm in Appalachia and trained in acting at NYU Tisch, Minna brings a unique blend of creativity and insight to her work, empowering visionaries to find clarity and confidence on a global stage. She partners with her clients to “play the music of their thoughts,” guiding them to express their ideas with impact and authenticity.