From the corporate world to finding purpose in the global wellbeing community with Troy Flower

Troy grew up in Bendigo, Victoria and studied sports science at university. He developed curiosity and appreciation for learning through diverse life experiences and family challenges.

After university, Troy travelled extensively, living in places like Greece, Iran, and South America. He worked in remote cattle stations, ski field management at Mount Buller, and even spent six months living in a zoo.

Troy built a varied career in banking, marketing, and sales, including roles as an executive and sales director. Corporate experiences taught him about values, leadership, and the realities of organizational identity and hierarchy.

Health and wellbeing became central for Troy after witnessing family tragedies, including his father’s mental health struggles and loss of his mother-in-law and father-in-law. Inspired by these experiences, Troy sought to understand habits and pursue positive change.

Troy founded Wellteam, focusing on building better habits in mind, body, movement, purpose, relationships, and nutrition. He now promotes learning, mateship, humility, and genuine connection to help others improve their lives and wellbeing.

Social Media and Links

Wellteam website https://www.wellteam.me

To run the Wellteam Scorecard tool https://www.wellteam.me/scorecard

https://www.facebook.com/wellteam.me

https://www.instagram.com/wellteam.me

https://www.linkedin.com/company/wellteam-me

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