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Top 5 AI Tools I Use to Stay Productive in PG Life

🤖 Top AI Tools That Help Me Stay Productive in PG Life

By Pranav Sharma

With noisy roommates, unexpected power outages, shared Wi-Fi, and chaotic kitchens, PG life can be unpredictable. But because of some amazing AI tools, I've been able to remain organized, productive, and even somewhat creative in spite of everything.

These are not just any apps; they are tools that I use on a weekly basis to accomplish tasks, maintain focus, and even expand my blog portfolio (yes, including this one!).

🧠 1. My Thinking Partner, ChatGPT

  • For creating blog headlines and outlines
  • To make difficult subjects easier to understand
  • Even to organize routines or meals when I'm feeling stuck

📌 Bonus: Just having a "virtual" chat with an AI helps me decompress when I'm feeling overwhelmed or confused. It's similar to brainstorming with a never-tired person.

🗂️ 2. Notion AI: A Life Organizer, Notes, and Tasks

  • I keep my blog idea bank up to date using Notion.
  • Monitor your objectives and routines.
  • Initial drafts of blogs

Its integrated AI helps me create content blocks, clean up my writing, and summarize lengthy notes when I don't know where to begin. It's all in one, which is particularly helpful for students or independent artists.

🧾 3. Grammarly: My Free English Instructor

  • Correcting punctuation and grammar
  • Enhancing sentence structure and avoiding awkward words in emails or blog drafts

Although I don't implement every suggestion, I do take them into consideration.

🧹 4. TidyCal (AI Scheduler)

I occasionally assist friends with editing resumes or blog drafts. To schedule calls or study sessions, I use TidyCal (or other scheduling apps like Calendly with AI assistance) to send them a link rather than exchanging endless texts.

  • It is in sync with my calendar.
  • Recommends wise time slots
  • Keeps me from having to deal with erratic PG timing overlaps.

🗣️ 5. Otter.ai: Voice Notes Powered by AI (When I'm Too Tired to Type)

  • I simply speak into it.
  • My voice is transcribed into clear, searchable notes.
  • I later incorporate those concepts into my blog posts.

⚙️ Extra Selections (Based on Your Need)

  • Copy.ai: For short taglines or blog post ideas
  • Google Bard or Gemini: For more extensive brainstorming
  • Canva Magic Write: Assists with AI-generated captions for social media

🧠 Conclusion

While AI cannot completely replace human creativity or deep thinking, it can certainly enhance it. These tools are like having a team in my pocket for someone like me who lives in a PG setup with little time, space, and mental capacity.

Using them doesn't require you to be a techie or coder. Just begin modestly. Your productivity can increase even if you use one of these on a regular basis.

💬 It's Your Turn

What is your go-to AI tool, and how has it benefited you? Or is there a task in your life that you would like AI to simplify?
I'm always interested in learning more, so please share your thoughts in the comments section!

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