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Mitch is one of the top global thought leaders in psychology, with a lifelong mission to ‘change the way the world feels’. His goal is to transform the lives of1 billion people to be more mentally healthy through his educational platforms, inspiring talks & the social impact organisations he’s involved with.
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Mitchell Wallis (born 24 October 1992) is an Australian rules footballer who last played for the Western Bulldogs in the Australian Football League (AFL). He is the son of former Bulldogs legend Stephen Wallis.
16. Okt. 2022 · The former vice-captain and father-son recruit decided to move on after meeting with list manager Sam Power. Wallis, who missed most of 2022 with a foot injury, will explore other AFL opportunities before deciding on his next move.
Mitch Wallis. @mitch.wallis ‧. 256 subscribers ‧ 13 videos. Mitch is a leader in the wellbeing space with a lifelong mission to ‘change the way the world feels’. HE is one of the most...
14. Juni 2019 · Mitch Wallis went to the beach near his Sydney home, drew a heart on his arm and recorded a powerful video explaining how he was feeling about life.
Mental health expert and founder of Heart On My Sleeve, Mitch Wallis, talks to GQ about how speaking up changed his life and could change yours. “I’m not OK.” Three short words that can save your life. It’s not news that the mental health crisis in Australia is far-reaching and devastating.
16. Okt. 2022 · The Western Bulldogs have delisted “heart and soul” veteran Mitch Wallis after two injury-plagued seasons marred his last two years at the club. Wallis, son of club legend Stephen, missed the Bulldogs’ 2016 premiership win and 2021 grand final appearance during his 12 years at the club.
