Question: do we really need message history for all digital communications? It seems like the default for most chat/comms apps (with the exception of FC DCs). IRL interactions often have no history or record except what we remember

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I'm a big fan of roll-ups. 

I do a version of this in my personal life, where I journal at the end of every day for 5 minutes. Every week, I look at what happened every day, and note the highlights and low points. Every month, I look at the weekly, and every year I look the monthly.

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What do you tend to find/learn, Michael?

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Roll-up diary as gratitude prompt is a fantastic practice. I tend to record notable points to remember and be thankful for but ongoing nature of this has gotta be be good for the soul.

I wouldn't say I learn too much from roll-ups. I have different systems in place for note taking that are much more focused on learning and resurfacing ideas/knowledge.

But I have found roll-ups a great way to remind me of what has happened and regularly invoke gratitude for the people and experiences in my life.