Snehasish Nayak
ChatGPT Go: OpenAI’s Affordable AI for India’s Digital Masses
ChatGPT Go launches in India at ₹399/month with UPI support, giving users affordable access to GPT-5, higher limits, and practical AI tools.
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I’m Snehasish. I explore how applied AI, automation, and intelligent systems can reshape the way we work. No hype. Just tools, ideas, and experiments that actually help professionals build smarter.
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AI Tools
GPT-5 Feels Different: Faster, Deeper, More Trustworthy
Why ChatGPT’s Memory Makes It the Only AI That’s Actually Useful Long-Term
How I Use ChatGPT and Notion to Run My Entire Workflow
Notion Mail is Here: Can This AI Powered Tool Really Fix What Gmail Broke?
AI Everywhere: Apple, OpenAI, and Anthropic’s New Features Explained
Applied AI
Experiments, practical use cases, and stories of how AI is shaping work and creativity today.
Why Most of Your Prompts Fail
Strong prompts are checklists: set role, one task, audience, paste inputs, fix output, add style and constraints, list assumptions, state deliverable.
AI Personalization: Beyond Your Name on an Email
How I Use AI to Save 5 Hours Every Week
Building Trust and Psychological Safety in AI-Augmented Workplaces
20 ChatGPT Prompt Templates for Bloggers in 2025
20 ChatGPT Prompt Templates for Engaging Social Media Content
Writing Very Targeted Prompts: The Skill That Changes Everything
Productivity
Real-life systems, tools, and routines to help modern leaders get more done without burnout.
How to Build Discipline and Consistency Without Burning Out
Discover practical strategies to build discipline and consistency without draining your energy. Learn how to stay committed, focused, and balanced in your personal and professional life.
Daily Planner vs To-Do List: What Works Better for Real Productivity?
Best Books to Boost Productivity That Actually Work
Morning Routine for Productivity: How I Bought Back My Day
How to Stop Procrastinating: A Path to Getting Things Done
Why Writing Down Things with Pen and Paper is Still Important
