Hi, I’m Claire! I’m the founder of Ladies Get Paid and a cheerleader on your path to prosperity - in all the ways you define it 🤑

I specialize in coaching ambitious women to accelerate their careers without sacrificing their well-being, with a focus on developing inner and outer worth. My approach is to take the things I’ve learned personally and turn them into actionable tools anyone can use, no matter their situation. I believe that with the right guidance and support, you can use your struggles as opportunites to empower yourself and others.

The following are some challenges I’ve experienced and what I was able to create, not in spite of, but specifically because of them. Clearing my mind trash was the critical first step to seeing beyond the suffering and activating my purpose. I created a process to improve my relationship with myself and my thoughts, which allowed me to tap into a well of inner wisdom and bravery that had been hidden by mind trash for far too long. It’s a process that I cannot WAIT to share with you, because I know it works.

• At age 30 realized I was gay and left my marriage ➡️ Unshakeable connection to my intuition

• Diagnosed with bipolar type II ➡️ Learned self-management skills

• Experienced burnout and near bankruptcy during the pandemic ➡️ Built a stronger business model and sustainable habits

• Sued for gender discrimination by a group of men’s rights activists ➡️ Rallied thousands of people to donate plus landed a high six-figure book deal

• My son was diagnosed with severe congenital heart defects and underwent multiple open-heart surgery ➡️ Started patient advocacy group at his hospital

• Struggled with money including massive debt (received a bill from the hospital for $3.1 million!) ➡️ Got a Master’s Certificate in financial psychology, created a salary negotiation course that I’ve taught at Harvard Business School and NASA
  

One of my biggest struggles however has always been with the voice inside my head. The voice that tells me that if I don’t work hard, I’m worthless. That if my work isn’t perfect, I’m worthless. This has led to extreme paralysis, a failure to launch more times than I can count, and constant dissatisfaction with my life no matter how “successful” I seemed on the outside.

Here’s what I’ve learned: what’s on the inside is our actual experience of life. The good news is: that means you can create a better life no matter what’s going on around you. The bad news is, you’re too close to yourself. Your belief systems and behaviors are embedded so deep, it’s almost impossible to make changes by yourself. You need someone else to hold up a mirror and hold you accountable. Someone to provide perspective and reassurance that you can do this.

I’m honored to be that someone. I can’t wait to get started.