Corinne Low

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Corinne Low



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Having It All: What Data Te...

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“Sometimes when a marriage isn’t working the drain it places on your energy outweighs any help it might provide in paying the bills. When you end a bad marriage you are going to reclaim mental resources, energy and time, and remember - time is the building block of utility, it can be converted into money or turned directly into happiness. The extra time you have from disengaging in a losing battle can go into strengthening your own human capital and growing your earning power.”
Corinne Low, Femonomics: The Life-Changing, Data-Driven Guide to Making Better Choices at Home and at Work

“I put my list: healthy food, time outdoors in nature, intentional parenting, feeling seen and supported by another, family game night, nesting, warm lived-in spaces, share growth and progress. This became my romance vision board. Crystallizing this picture at the time was wistful.”
Corinne Low, Femonomics: The Life-Changing, Data-Driven Guide to Making Better Choices at Home and at Work

“If you are someone who has been historically marginalized your mere presence in the places designed to exclude you is transformational. Persisting and succeeding in a system that is not set up for your success is making a difference structurally at the individual level.”
Corinne Low, Femonomics: The Life-Changing, Data-Driven Guide to Making Better Choices at Home and at Work



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