Christian Van Gils

Acknowledging the quiet signs that require external help.

He knew he was struggling, but talking about it felt difficult, almost embarrassing. The application provided a different language: the Silent Signal. It wasn't a demand for a therapist; it was a recognition that a chronic pattern (Stress + No Control for ten days) requires visibility. The system spoke for him when his voice felt too weak.

A heartbeat thought by Christian van Gils

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Do you monitor your well being already?

The three variables that define a day s success.

Success used to be measured by hours worked or tasks completed. Now, he started measuring the inputs that truly mattered: Mood, Energy, and Control. These three small metrics were the vital signs of his professional engine. Tracking them daily wasn't monitoring; it was owning the fuel that ran his career.

A heartbeat thought by Christian van Gils

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Talent you are!

Changing the path the moment the warning light flashes.

He sat down, intending to dive into a high-pressure project. The 20-second check-in showed his energy was depleted, his mood low. The initial plan was scrapped. Instead of forcing high-output work, he dedicated the first hour to light, restorative tasks. The data allowed him to pivot quickly, not from failure, but from predicted burnout.
Please start your free onboarding and make this world a btter place with this "thermometer".

A heartbeat thought by Christian van Gils

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