Ellis Lim
Burnout and career coach with a finance background in Singapore
| Hourly rate range | $80 to $150 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Works with | Professionals |
| Also coaches | Executive coach and Health coach |
| Based in | Singapore |
Ellis Lim is a burnout coach and career coach based in Singapore. Ellis also works as an executive and life coach. Sessions blend coaching and counselling skills with an insider's understanding of the finance and corporate world. The goal is to build a mental structure that supports high-pressure performance without harming health. Ellis frames the work as operating better, not doing less.
What Ellis helps with
Ellis works with people in high-pressure jobs who want to perform well without paying for it with their health.
- Burnout in high-pressure roles
- Protecting health while doing high-stakes work
- Building mental clarity under pressure
- Career direction and next steps
- Operating better instead of simply doing less
Background and qualifications
Ellis Lim comes from the finance and corporate world and knows how it works from the inside. That experience shapes the coaching. Ellis combines coaching skills with counselling skills and works across executive, career and life coaching. The work centers on building a mental structure for people who face high-stakes demands.
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The CoachVouch take
Ellis pairs coaching and counselling skills with an insider's view of the finance and corporate world.
Best for professionals in high-pressure finance or corporate roles who want to avoid burnout and keep performing.
Common questions
How much does Ellis Lim charge?
Coaching with Ellis runs $80 to $150 an hour. Request an intro for an exact quote.
What does Ellis Lim help with?
Ellis Lim helps with burnout in high-pressure roles, protecting health while doing high-stakes work, building mental clarity under pressure and career direction and next steps.
How do I contact Ellis Lim?
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