Wall Street Journal Bestselling Author of The Year of Less (Hay House) and Adventures in Opting Out (Hachette Book Group)
Cait Flanders is the author of the Wall Street Journal bestseller, The Year of Less, which Vogue described as a fascinating look into a living experiment. The book has been translated into 10 languages and has sold more than 190,000 copies, detailing her journey of consuming less and living more intentionally. Her story has been featured in major outlets such as The New York Times, The Guardian, The Globe and Mail, Forbes, and Oprah.com.
Her second book, Adventures in Opting Out, serves as a field guide for those looking to deviate from societal expectations and change their life paths. Powell’s Books noted that it provides a sturdy and flexible framework for navigating unconventional journeys. Cait Flanders is originally from Victoria, BC, Canada, and is a strong advocate for leaving every place better than she found it, often through her frequent travels and adventures.
The Wall Street Journal Bestseller, Hay House, January 16, 2018
“Cait comforted herself with alcohol, binge eating, and compulsive shopping, then finally said, ‘Enough is enough.’ This isn’t another book about how to live with less, but instead a heartbreaking and then a heartwarming story that shows us if we are willing to let go of the things we think we need, we can have a life we really want.”
“A gift for anyone who’s ever wanted to change but has been afraid—afraid to fail, afraid of what we might discover about ourselves as we strip back the layers, and afraid of what will happen if we don’t. Cait writes beautifully and honestly about the work of creating a life with less, and gives you permission to step off the ever-revolving carousel of compulsive and mindless consumption and into the goodness that lies on the other side.”
“An inspiring story of how one woman overcame the obstacles of addiction—to shopping, alcohol, and food—to create a purpose-driven life. You will walk away ready to change your life and with an understanding of why embracing less will set you free.”