Christine Plattis a writer and wellness strategist whose work centers the journeys of personal and collective liberation—inviting individuals and organizations to reassess, release, and reimagine the narratives that shape our lives and livelihoods. Christine’s expansive body of work is anchored by an empowering throughline: understanding and achieving liberation as a lifestyle.

With more than two decades of experience spanning law, public policy, advocacy, and higher education, Christine previously worked at the intersection of energy, environmental, and regulatory policy before transitioning fully into storytelling and transformational thought leadership. Today, she is widely recognized for translating complex ideas about overwhelm, sustainability, wellbeing, and intentional living into accessible frameworks for personal and organizational change.

Bestselling author of The Afrominimalist’s Guide to Living With Less and Less Is Liberation: Finding Freedom From a Life of Overwhelm, Christine encourages audiences to pursue lives and livelihoods rooted in clarity and collective wellbeing.

A well-established motivational speaker and personal transformation trailblazer, Christine’s lifestyle and cultural commentary have been featured in Real Simple, Glamour, Harper’s Bazaar UK, The New York Times, The LA Times, Architectural Digest, ESSENCE, Ebony, and other prominent periodicals as well as on numerous radio shows and podcasts. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Africana Studies, Master of Arts in African & African-American Studies, and a J.D. from Stetson University College of Law.