Transform negative self-talk into ultimate self-trust
— in ten minutes a day.
No more mind trash.
Procrastination. Perfectionism. Self-Doubt. Self-Criticism. Anxiety. Overwhelm. These common mental loops are keeping you from the life you desire, no matter how hard you try to work through them. Therapy, yoga, gratitude journals…some of it works, but none of it sticks. Until now.
Introducing The Practice, a deck of cards that will rewire your inner dialogue so you can reclaim your life.
This somatic-based system is the missing piece that integrates a mind-body connection into your day with practicality and ease. It can be used as a 10 minute practice for 30 days (the minimum needed to create new neural pathways in the brain) as well as for ongoing support when quick relief is needed.
The Practice unlocks a more grounded way of being, helping to distill your mental noise to find a way back to intuition and clarity.
"I didn't expect how much my body was already telling me and I just wasn't listening. The Practice is a deck of prompts that take you on the journey of who you are - helping you come into alignment with your true self."
— Chrissy C.
"Through these exercises I was able to see more clearly what was bothering me. I had been focusing on short-term discomfort instead of the bigger picture benefit. When that shifted, things clicked into perspective."
— Katya R.
"I made a decision about my health that was throwing me in a panic for months. After just one week with the cards, I was blown away how easily I was able to make a decision after months of mental gymnastics."
— Diana V.
“You have changed my career trajectory, and frankly, my life.”
— Rachael L.
My Story
I'm Claire Wasserman, the founder of Ladies Get Paid, a best-selling book, coaching practice, and 50k subscriber newsletter and for over a decade, I've guided thousands of women to get raises, promotions, and dream jobs. But here's what's haunted me:
Every single woman I've coached battles the same invisible enemy—the false stories she tells herself about what she's capable of and what she deserves...or doesn't.
It haunts me because I've been this woman.
For years, I was drowning in perfectionism, never resting because without work, who was I?!