With each new entry, your journal can recall previous entries to create continuity. You don’t have to explain yourself again, because Rosebud remembers.
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How Rosebud remembers
- As you write, Rosebud takes note of the important stuff you mention.
- Over time, Rosebud starts to understand the context of your life, how different events and people connect.
- Rosebud organizes what it learns about you, making it easy to recall later.
- When you write something new or ask a question, Rosebud thinks, "Hey, this reminds me of something!”
How to make the most of Rosebud's memory
- The more you write, the better Rosebud gets to know you.
- Write naturally. Rosebud can understand your unique way of expressing yourself.
- Try questions like, "What patterns have you noticed in my mood lately?”
- Rosebud doesn't have a great sense of time, and does better recalling topics vs. specific dates. Instead of asking, "What exactly did I say last Tuesday?", try something like, "What patterns have you noticed with my relationship to work?”
Things to try with Rosebud’s memory
- Spot Life Patterns: "Hey Rosebud, what do you notice about how I handle stress?"
- Track Your Goals: "How have my career goals evolved since I started journaling?"
- Understand Your Emotions: "Have I been feeling more confident lately?"
- Discover Your Favorite Topics: "What do I write about most often?"