Rajesh Sabbani

Here are the key takeaways from “How to build scalable agentic AI applications for enterprises” (CIO) by Hari Subramanian: What is “agentic AI” & why it matters Agentic AI refers to systems of autonomous agents (or multi-agent systems) that can carry out multi-step, complex workflows rather than just one-off responses. This shift is significant: instead of humans orchestrating AI calls or pipelines manually, these agents can coordinate themselves, interact with tools or data sources, and adapt. For enterprises, agentic AI offers the potential to scale automation in business processes, improving efficiency, reducing human overhead, and enabling new capabilities. Core components in agentic AI systems The article breaks down typical agentic workflows into four core components that must be integrated: Prompts These define goals or tasks for agents. Challenges: versioning, testing, portability across models. MCP servers / protocols “MCP” here refers to the prot...

Starting a Print-on-Demand (POD) digital products journey using free AI tools is one of the most accessible ways to start an online business. Here is a step-by-step guide with simple advice and suggestions, including free AI tool alternatives. 5-Step Guide to Your Digital POD Journey 1. Niche & Keyword Research (The Blueprint) Advice: Don't just make designs you like. Make designs for what people are already searching for. A niche is essential (e.g., instead of "stickers," try "funny sloth vinyl stickers for laptops"). Step Action Free AI Tool / Source 1a. Brainstorm Use an AI Chatbot to generate hundreds of niche and design ideas (e.g., "Give me 50 ideas for digital stickers that would sell well on Etsy in the 'mental health' niche"). ChatGPT (Free Version) or Google Gemini (Free Version) 1b. Validate Search on your chosen marketplace (Etsy, Creative Market, etc.) to see if designs in that niche are selling well (look for "best-sel...

  Keynotes and Points from "PERFECT BLOG OUTLINE" SEO and Metadata Essentials Title: Base it on what's already winning. Target Keyword: One primary keyword for the blog. Meta Title + Description: Engaging, clickable, & descriptive. Search Intent Label: So you know how to write. Primary Keyword: The main keyword to focus on. Secondary Keywords: Additional relevant keywords. Internal Links: Directions to link to other pages & blogs. External Links: Guidance to link to outside resources. Structural Components & Flow Intro Paragraph: Directions on how to "hook" the reader. H1 Title: One per outline. Include keywords. H2 Headings: The main 5-10 topics for the blog. H3 Headings: Added under H2s as needed for more info. Image Placeholder: Placeholder for an image to break up text. Images: Placeholders for images to break up text. Expert Insights: Guide for the writer to include quotes. CTAs (Call to Action): Spots for the writer to pitch you...

  Key takeaways from the “10 Self-Development Books You Must Read” list (Zee News) Key Themes & Lessons Embrace vulnerability and imperfection — Daring Greatly by Brené Brown teaches that accepting failure, criticism, and flaws is essential to courage, deep connection, and living wholeheartedly.  Know your “why” / purpose — Start With Why by Simon Sinek emphasizes finding your core purpose or reason for being, which then drives behavior and decision-making.  Cultivate deep focus in a distracted world — Deep Work by Cal Newport argues for concentrated effort (when free of distractions) as the pathway to producing high-quality work and achieving success.  Achieve “flow” — optimal experience — Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience (Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi) shows how being fully immersed, energized, and focused in activities leads to fulfillment and high performance.  Find meaning under extreme suffering — Man’s Search for Meaning b...

Quick step-by-step guide to start your book-writing journey using free AI tools (with substitutes) Lovely — let’s make this simple, practical and action-ready. Below is a compact, step-by-step plan you can follow using ChatGPT + MidJourney + Canva or their free substitutes (listed inline). I’ll give short how-to actions, exact prompt templates you can copy, and free-tool substitutes so you can start today. 1) Decide idea, genre, audience (15–30 min) Action: pick one sentence that describes your book (logline), 3 target readers, and the 1 promise your book keeps for readers. Use (ideation): ChatGPT — substitutes: Google Gemini (Bard) , Bing Chat/Copilot for quick brainstorming. Gemini +1 Quick prompt: Help me turn this sentence into a 3-sentence book logline, list 3 target readers, and 3 reader benefits: "[your sentence]" . 2) Create a high-level outline (30–60 min) Action: map the book into 8–15 chapters (or sections). Use (structure): ChatGPT (or Ge...