Four years after I officially announced I was done with Evernote, some of their best features have landed in one of the world's most popular word processing tools.

This is the 5 a.m. Miracle, episode number 564.

Google Docs unofficially replaces Evernote, tabs, templates, tags, and more.

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In the episode this week, I'll break down a quick review of what Evernote used to be

and why I ultimately left it four years ago.

Why I now believe Google Docs can act as an

Evernote replacement with the few caveats, and how I'm excited for the future of Google Docs

as a document and organization powerhouse. Let's dig in. Around four years ago, way back at episode number 368 here on this podcast, I broke down

all the details as to why I finally left Evernote and had to painfully make the shift

into other tools and apps to replace

what used to be my absolute favorite tool for digital organization and taking notes

and making things happen in my own personal and professional ways. And so for the episode this

week, what I'd like to do is to quickly rehash and revisit

what Evernote used to be, at least as it was four years ago, why I ultimately left Evernote,

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