1 Published BooksErin Wildermuth
Erin Wildermuth is an economic philosopher, freelance writer, and travel vagabond with a Master’s Degree in International Political Economy from the London School of Economics. Her Master’s thesis concentrated on how the digital divide impacts global decision making and international labor markets. She has been intent upon shedding light on how global trends and technological advances can help people rise from economic exploitation into economic independence ever since. Her work has appeared in such diverse publications as the Huffington Post, American Spectator, and Scuba Diver Magazine.
Erin first left the nine to five in 2011, negotiating a part-time, remote arrangement with her employer. Within a year she had left her job to work full-time as a freelance underwater photographer, videographer and writer in Thailand. She lived in Asia for two years and has since returned to the United States, using her freelance income to return to school where she is studying regenerative medicine. She is the editor of Womentality, a collection of personal essays from women around the world who left corporate, full-time jobs to gain more control over their lives. Erin lives in Baltimore.
