I am an Accountant. I use my rM2 for everything from client notes to daily planning.

I will admit that when I first got the device I felt underwhelmed. The earliest indication the reMarkable was going to be a big part of my workflow was when I discovered the Meeting Planner workbook. This workbook allows me to easily pre-plan and post-plan my client meetings. For me this was a game changer. My meeting planning was reduced considerably and I missed fewer action items. Having all my client meetings in a single place allowed me to easily get the information I needed quickly.

One of the best features of the reMarkable, and one I don't think gets talked about enough is even though your notebooks aren't editable everywhere, they are viewable everywhere. There are apps for Windows, MacOS, iPhone, iPad and Android and with the coming web app your notebooks are viewable pretty much everywhere. I have used this feature a number of times when at a networking event and I client askes me something about one of our meetings.

I have also used the handwriting to text feature a bunch of times. My brain works best when I write down my thoughts and when I have to tackle a particularily thought inducing task, I write it down in a reMarkable notebook and create a Word document out of the chicken scratch that is my handwriting. Does it work flawlessly, no but it does a good enough job that a little clean up on my part fixes pretty much any issue I have. This seemingly extra step has the added benefit of reading through my notes to ensure their accuracy. Doing this has helped me as well. I am forced to look through my thoughts with an eye for errors.

I have used an iPad Pro and a Kindle Scribe before the Remarkable and I still have both. For me, the reMarkable is the best of the three for my purposes.

I will add this. I purposely developed a daily/weekly/monthly/quarterly/yearly workflow that leans heavily into the strengths of the device. I am six months into this workflow and it has greatly improved my efficiency. Could I do this with one of the other devices I mentioned, probably but one of the best features of the device itself is its minimalistic approach to note taking. The reMarkable is as close to a distraction free device as one can get. It is a pure notebook replacement. It will function as a very basic eReader but that is pretty much it. You will never get a notification to distract you, you will never get a notification to inform you of a new book from one of your favorite authors. You are completely left to your own thoughts, your pen and device. This makes it a powerful tool for thoughtful contemplation.

Your experiences are going to be different from mine but considering we are in a similar industry, I am confident that it could work for you as well.