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Dragged myself out for a slow 5k before work. The first ten minutes were awful and then something loosened. The hard part is only ever the door.
Skipped yesterday and felt it all day. Went tonight instead, in the rain, no watch. It was the best run in weeks.
Long run along the seawall with Sam. We talked the whole way and I never once checked my pace.
Running summary
3 highlightsNovember 2nd to 8th review
More than last week
Two runs, both forced. I spent more time looking at my watch than at the water. Next week I want one run where the pace doesn't matter at all, just to see what that feels like again.
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Most journals only collect. Rejournal brings you back to review what you wrote, expand it into ideas, and compress a year of writing into the few lines worth keeping.
01 Write
Put the day down, one thought per paragraph. When you're done, Rejournal adds the tag it's confident each one is about and suggests the rest. They go into your text as hashtags, so everything is already sorted when you come back to it.
02 Expand
Recurring thoughts become ideas with entries of their own. They come back on the schedule you pick, and you reply. A conversation with yourself, a month at a time.
I keep waiting to feel ready. But the plan only gets clear once I'm inside the work, so most of my planning is just a polite way of not beginning. #Work
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03 Summarize
Each week, Rejournal deals your writing back to you, one card per topic. Highlight the sentences that stand out, narrow down to just those, then say what the week meant.
Pick a topic Everything you wrote under one tag, on one card. Swipe right to go deeper, left to skip.
November 2nd to 8th review
More than last week
Too many meetings, not enough making. By Thursday I was answering messages just to feel busy. I want one protected morning next week to actually build something, and to see if I still can.
Blocked the whole morning for the tracking rewrite and actually protected it. No Slack until noon. I got more done before lunch than all of last week.
Back-to-back meetings again. By four I had nothing left and stared at the same function for an hour. The plan was fine, I just never got to start.
Shipped the tracking changes. I always forget how good momentum feels once it finally shows up. Starting is the whole trick.
Less than last week
Late nights again. I keep saying I'll fix it and then I don't.
Not much here, so this one's an easy skip
In bed by ten for once. Woke up before the alarm.
Up too late scrolling. Paid for it all morning.
Slept in until eight and it made all the difference.
About the same as last week
Everyone busy in separate rooms. I miss the slow weekends, and I'm the one who keeps filling them. Maybe the fix is just to plan less and see who wanders into the kitchen.
Mum called while I was cooking and we talked for an hour. She sounded lighter than she has in months.
Leo's recital. He forgot the middle section, grinned, and started again. I want to remember how unbothered he was.
Slow breakfast, everyone still in pyjamas at noon. Nothing happened and it was the best part of the week.
New this week
Started the Munger book on the train. Half of it is one idea: avoid the obvious mistakes.
Twenty pages before bed instead of my phone. I slept better and remembered what I read.
Started the Munger book on the train. Half of it is one idea: avoid the obvious mistakes.
Twenty pages before bed instead of my phone. I slept better and remembered what I read.
Finished the chapter on incentives. I keep seeing it everywhere now, including in how I plan my own weeks.
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Work summary
1 highlightWeeks roll into months, months into quarters, quarters into a year. Each level starts from what you kept in the one below, so the lines that matter keep rising to the top.
All that noise compressed into signal, in your own words.
04 Track
Log habits beside your writing. Checks for the yes-or-no stuff, a thumbs scale for the rest, and heatmaps of the year taking shape.
Browse your whole journal by topic, not just by date.
Reviews and resurfacing ideas arrive when you ask them to.
Give lessons, decisions or anything else a shape to follow.
Every memory gets an optional map pin.
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Oct 12, 2026 • Vancouver, Canada