Checklists for different important routines - personal and professional.Templates for notes, documents that I produce regularly e.g. I frequently write Thank You notes so I have a template for it as I do for emails to request a decision from my boss, apologise for something idiotic that I’ve done.Health information such as lab tests, hospital records etc i.e it serves a my electronic medical records system.Information about my assets and property insurance policies, land certificates or deeds, car purchase receipts, bank accounts details.Scanned copies of my work contracts, promotion letters, disciplinary letters (I don’t have any but when/if I do, I’ll put it here).Scanned copies of receipts for any expense that’s either over $100 or for an item that comes with a warranty.Inspiring quotes I find online, in books or magazine that I might use in my own writing or presentations.someone sends me a nice heart-warming email after responding to it (by adapting my standard 'Thank You” template ), I forward it to Evernote and on those rainy days when I’m feeling low, reading it might pick me up. Emails that I might want to refer to in the future e.g.needing my other apps to integrate into it and also to get offline notes on mobile devices), I upgraded to a premium package. Here’s a list of typical things I commit toEvernote:

Because Evernote is omnipresent (there’s an Evernote client for almost every platform I know of, all linked and kept in sync by a cloud service), I have access to all of the information I entrust to it any where I might need it. I started off with the free version and as my needs became more sophisticated (e.g.

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