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_Update geïndividualiseerde maaltijd-appStijn van Willigen2019-10-24T11:43:02+00:00

Update geïndividualiseerde maaltijd-app

Wij gaan een herberekening maken van je calorie-verbruik op basis je nieuwe gewicht en snelheid van gewichtsverlies of -toename.
Met het nieuwe plan zou je weer gewicht moeten gaan verliezen (of aankomen).
Je antwoorden op de vragen worden niet met je coach of personal trainer gedeeld (als je begeleiding hebt).

Mijn doel was om gewicht aan te komen

Hoeveel gewicht ben je in de afgelopen maand gemiddeld per week aangekomen? *

Geen gewichtstoename: stagnatie
0.1 tot 0.5 kg per week gemiddeld
0.6 tot 1 kg per week gemiddeld
Meer dan 1 kg gemiddeld

Wat is je nieuwe gewicht in kg?

Aan hoeveel van het maaltijdplan heb je je ongeveer kunnen houden? *

Minder dan 50% van de maaltijden
50 - 75% van de maaltijden
75 - 90% van de maaltijden
Ik heb me volledig aan het plan kunnen houden

Dit vond ik de lekkerste recepten in de app: *

Deze recepten vond ik minder succesvol: *

Heb je nog tips, of mis je bepaalde recepten?

Mis je iets in de Quick & Easy functie?

Wat ontbreekt er op dit moment nog in de app?

Hoeveel maaltijden eet je het liefst per dag? *

2 grotere maaltijden
2 grotere maaltijden, met een snack tussendoor
3 maaltijden van gemiddelde grootte
3 maaltijden van gemiddelde grootte, met een snack tussendoor
4 maaltijden van gemiddelde grootte
4 maaltijden van gemiddelde grootte, met een snack tussendoor
5 kleinere maaltijden

Nog andere dingen waar we rekening mee moeten houden? (meer of minder gaan sporten, bijvoorbeeld)

Volledige naam *

E-mail *

Wanneer je bent doorgestuurd door je personal trainer of coach, wat is zijn of haar naam?

Wat is je nieuwe doel? *

Ik wil nog steeds aankomen
Ik wil dat mijn gewicht stabiel blijft
Ik wil nu afvallen

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Mijn doel was om vet te verliezen (en tegelijkertijd spiermassa te winnen)

Hoeveel gewicht ben je in de afgelopen maand gemiddeld per week afgevallen? *

Geen gewichtsverlies: stagnatie
0.1 tot 0.5 kg per week gemiddeld
0.6 tot 1 kg per week gemiddeld
Meer dan 1 kg gemiddeld

Wat is je nieuwe gewicht in kg?

Aan hoeveel van het maaltijdplan heb je je ongeveer kunnen houden? *

Minder dan 50% van de maaltijden
50 - 75% van de maaltijden
75 - 90% van de maaltijden
Ik heb me volledig aan het plan kunnen houden

Dit vond ik de lekkerste recepten in de app: *

Deze recepten vond ik minder succesvol:

Heb je nog tips, of mis je bepaalde recepten?

Mis je iets in de Quick & Easy functie?

Wat ontbreekt er op dit moment nog in de app?

Hoeveel maaltijden eet je het liefst per dag? *

2 grotere maaltijden
2 grotere maaltijden, met een snack tussendoor
3 maaltijden van gemiddelde grootte
3 maaltijden van gemiddelde grootte, met een snack tussendoor
4 maaltijden van gemiddelde grootte
4 maaltijden van gemiddelde grootte, met een snack tussendoor
5 kleinere maaltijden

Nog andere dingen waar we rekening mee moeten houden? (meer of minder gaan sporten, bijvoorbeeld)

Volledige naam *

E-mail *

Wanneer je bent doorgestuurd door je personal trainer of coach, wat is zijn of haar naam?

Wat is je nieuwe doel? *

Ik wil nog steeds afvallen
Ik wil dat mijn gewicht stabiel blijft
Ik wil nu aankomen

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🧭 Working in line with core values for more happiness
👇 Identity & wellbeing coach. Book free session:

🍷After work, I craved that glass of wine like i

🍷After work, I craved that glass of wine like it was the finish line of a long, exhausting race.

During my tasks, I constantly got distracted—the perfect reason for a smoke break.

Getting in the flow? Not in a million years…

My job description didn’t express my core values and didn’t do justice to my talents.

Research confirms that this is exhausting.
[Studies 4-10]

The alternative:

Working according to your core values fulfills your psychological need for Autonomy:

🧭 The natural drive to make choices that come from the heart, in work and life overall.
[1,2,3]

Your values construct the narrative to justify your choices.

See the slides for an explanation and conflict examples of 8 basic values. [11]

Poll: which of the 4 clusters do you identify with most?

Thanks to @emmelyncarta for her help on the design.

Supporting studies:
(1) De Charms 1968, (2) Friedman 2003, (3) Ryan 1993, (4) Ryan 2018, (5) Yu 2017, (6) Slemp 2024, (7) Baard 2004, (8) Moran 2012, (9) Nie 2015, (10) Steckermeier 2020, (11) Schwartz.

💸 Some people view the Bill & Melinda Gates Fou

💸 Some people view the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation as a grand act of public image polishing.

I see it as an effective way to use money for greater happiness, for themselves and others.

In line with the "Easterlin Paradox," more income makes you happier, but this stops at around $75k per year. [study 6]

This is a myth.

The *already* happy persons actually become even happier* when they earn above that amount. [4]

My explanation? The Self-Determination Theory.

53 years of research with over 350,000 publications show that we all have 3 psychological basic needs (PBNs).

When you fulfill these, your happiness, motivation, and sense of purpose increase. [8-25]

🧭 A - Autonomy: Being free to be yourself and do what you want. [1]

🔗 B - Connection: Feeling understood and cared for. [2]

📈 C - Competence: Being good at something and getting better at it. [3]

Happy people tend to spend their income in ways that fulfill these needs.

And according to their authentic core values.

Do you use money as a tool to fulfill your 3 PBNs? Do you have an example?

P.S. Research shows that this also applies to social media: people who use it to fulfill their needs are generally happier. [5]

* Generally happier, and not so much in terms of "Vs. how happy I still want to be in the future" [4]

🔬Research:
(1) De Charms (1968), Friedman (2003), Ryan (1993), Shapiro (1981) (2) Bowlby (1979), Baumeister & Leary (1995), Ryan (1995), (3) Bandura (1989), Deci (1975), Harter (2012), White (1959), (4) Khalil 2022, (5) Laaber 2024, (6) Kahneman 2010, (8) Deci 1971, (9) Ilardi 1993, (10) Sheldon 1996, (11) La Guardia 2000, (12) Deci 2001, (13) Reis 2000, (14) Sheldon 2004, (15) Baard 2004, (16) Deci 2007, (17) Hodge 2009, (18) Jang 2009, (19) Lynch 2009, (20) Milyavskaya 2009, (21) Sheldon 2009, (22) Ryan 2010, (23) Church 2013, (24) Chen 2015, (25) DeHaan 2015.

I used to pursue superficial goals. At the age of

I used to pursue superficial goals. At the age of 15, I went to the gym for the first time.

Before that, I would secretly work out at home when my parents wouldn’t notice.

Because I was ashamed of being so focused on my appearance.

If I didn't achieve my fit "SMART goals", I felt angry and frustrated.

If I did succeed, I felt great for a moment, but that feeling quickly faded.

🎯 **Goals:** WHAT you strive for, often concrete actions and milestones.

"Training three times a week to gain 5 kg of muscle mass."

🧭 **Values:** WHY and HOW you pursue those goals.

"So that I meet the expectations of an athletic body and enhance my social status."

The problem?

Almost all my goals were driven by superficial values.

✨ Fame, Appearance, Financial.

Moreover, those values were mostly controlled by other people's expectations.

Pursuing goals based on controlled values did not fulfill my need for Autonomy.

I also didn't feel Competent when I failed.

Failure also felt Unjust after all that effort.

Finally, I paid less attention to my social relationships (Connection).

In short, I neglected my four psychological needs (CARC) for a worthy and happy life.
[Studies 1 and 3]

Depth goals are based on values that fulfill the CARC needs.

🌱 Freedom (Autonomy), Friendship (Connection), Successful (Competence).

Superficial goals are fine, but make sure that Depth goals take precedence.

Research and experience show that this truly leads to happiness. [2]

🔬Studies:
(1) Ryan & Deci 2017 - 350.000 studies, (2) Bradshaw 2022, (3) Aryee 2013.

📈My former colleague was told to manage her sal

📈My former colleague was told to manage her sales time more efficiently and give less free advice/time to non-paying potential customers.

This created a conflict between not working according to her core value of Helping...

...and the manager's core values of Performance and Rules (fairness in payment for services).

After a while, she started appearing less at work. Who knows why?

This is an example of the impact of controlled "Mustivation." See the image.

Without a “good conversation” between the manager and the employee, you continue to work in a controlled manner.

Then it remains Mustivation, and therefore, you probably won't last long, specifically less than six months. [Studies 1,2]

On the other hand:

An analysis of 184 datasets shows that "Wantivation" is associated with long-term behavioral change.
[2,3]

A part of Willivation is knowing your authentic core values and acting accordingly.

Often in the work context, you are subject to KPIs or general business goals.

Try to align these with your core values while adhering to company needs, and experience more energy to perform your tasks better and more sustainably. [4]

👉For example:
Help non-paying customers find another party with the same advisory value.

You still help, but you free up your own time for business goals.

🔬Studies
(1) Pelletier 2001, (2) Ng 2012, (3) Teixeira 2012, (4) Van Den Broeck 2016.

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