I spent a decade headhunting key management and accounting professionals. The paycheck was never the problem.
A Bachelor of Accountancy from NTU, four years in audit, then a decade in executive search — placing key management and accounting professionals into roles that paid well and demanded everything. I was good at it. I was also exhausted in a way no bonus ever fixed.
The turning point wasn't a single dramatic moment — it was becoming a mother and realising that "successful" and "present" were becoming two different words in my life. I wanted a version of success that didn't quietly cost me the years I couldn't get back.
That search led me to take my own health seriously — properly, with real support, not guesswork or willpower alone. It's what led me to become a wellness consultant. I don't want any other woman to keep guessing the way I did. If that sounds like you, let's start with something simple — a real assessment, not another crash diet or quick fix.