Elizabeth Louis:
From Victim to Victor
From enduring abuse at home to navigating the weight of self-pity, Elizabeth had every reason to feel defeated. But when she started asking different questions—shifting from “Why me?” to “What now?”—her entire perspective, and life, transformed.
Bio
For the past eight years, Elizabeth has worked with high-performing Christian entrepreneurs, professional athletes, and corporate and small business leaders, helping them align their professional success with their faith in Christ. She specializes in helping Type-A believers strengthen their identity in Christ, develop a Christ-centered mindset, and integrate faith into every aspect of their lives to achieve peace, alignment, and purpose.
Elizabeth serves as a trusted Executive Performance Coach, partnering with individuals and organizations to craft tailored solutions that enhance leadership, improve culture, and address complex performance challenges, all grounded in Biblical principles. Her clients have achieved extraordinary results, including:
- Helping an entrepreneur raise $1.3M in 90 minutes after their first session.
- Supporting a financial advisor to increase their closing rate by $4M a month within three sessions.
- Guiding a real estate development company to a $1B valuation.
Elizabeth also helps Christian high performers overcome fear, heal past traumas, fine-tune goals, and cultivate mental freedom by shifting perspectives and deepening their relationship with God. She notes that most clients experience radical transformation in as little as three sessions.
To learn more, visit ElizabethLouis.com or follow her on social media @iamlizlouis.
Topics
- Overcoming a victim mindset and stepping into victory
- How faith and psychology work together in healing trauma
- Recognizing and breaking free from self-pity
- The power of perspective: reframing painful experiences
- Learning to separate the sin from the person
- Finding peace beyond traditional therapy methods
- How childhood trauma shapes adult mindsets (and how to change them)
- Why asking “Why me?” keeps you stuck
- Developing resilience through faith and hardship
- Spotting and overcoming limiting beliefs in yourself and others
Guiding Questions
- Can you take us back to your childhood and share what it was like growing up in your home?
- When did you realize that your victim mindset was holding you back?
- What was the turning point in your journey from self-pity to victory?
- How did your experience in Africa change the way you saw your past?
- You mention that faith played a big role in your healing—how did that unfold?
- How do you balance psychological research with spiritual principles in your approach to healing?
- What are some of the most common mindset traps that keep people stuck in their pain?
- You talk about separating the sin from the person—can you explain what that means and why it’s important?
- What are some practical steps people can take to start shifting their mindset?
- What would you say to someone who feels like their past trauma will always define them?