Erin Loechner is a writer and former social media influencer known for her heartfelt storytelling and advocacy for intentional living. Her work spans design, parenting, and low-tech lifestyles, with her writing featured in publications such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Marie Claire. She is the founder of The Opt-Out Family, a global movement promoting tech-free living, and her insights have been shared on platforms like the Today Show. Loechner's career began in Los Angeles as an art director and stylist before transitioning to writing and public speaking, where she collaborated with brands like IKEA and Martha Stewart.
Previously a prominent blogger with over a million followers, Loechner stepped away from social media to embrace a slower, more mindful way of life. Her writing often explores themes of simplicity, joy, and grace, reflecting her personal journey toward minimalism. Now residing in the Midwest with her husband and children, she balances family life with creative pursuits, from scrawling ideas in a steno pad to biking through town. Loechner’s work continues to resonate with readers seeking balance in an increasingly digital world.