I love introducing people who share the same passions and values I do. From time to time, I invite guest writers to share their thoughts and lived experiences on NammyFit.
My work and commitments have expanded, and I don’t get to write as often as I’d like. But this blog still matters to me. I started it with one purpose, to educate, motivate, and inspire through real stories and experience. Guest writers help keep that continuity. More importantly, they add new perspectives and depth.
A lot has evolved since I first started NammyFit. I’ll be writing more consistently about health, nutrition, fitness, and the real-life mindset shifts that come with them. Guest writers will focus on their own areas of interest and the lessons they’ve earned.
Because shared knowledge and honest experience always add value.
What to contribute?
If you have a story to tell, an experience to share, or lessons you’ve learned through life, health, fitness, work, or personal growth, I’d love to hear from you.
This is a space for honest perspectives, real journeys, and thoughtful reflections. You don’t need to be a professional writer. You just need to be genuine, reflective, and willing to share something meaningful.
If you’d like to contribute as a guest writer, write to me at nammyfit@gmail.com with a short note about yourself and what you’d like to write about.
Let’s keep this space rich with shared experiences and voices that matter.
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Santosh Srinivas
Athlete | Runner | Aspiring triathlete
Santosh is highly ambitious, deeply disciplined, and someone who knows what it means to be tested by life. He has hit rock bottom, risen again, and kept showing up. Not for performance, but for growth.
He’s currently training as an aspiring triathlete. For him, sport isn’t just physical, it’s a teacher. The intensity, structure, and setbacks have shaped how he thinks, how he lives, and how he writes.
He’s an avid reader. He enjoys seeking adventures. He is also a reflective writer. He tries to make sense of life’s phases through emotion, insight, and honesty.
“Emotions are hard to explain, so I run!”
— Santosh Srinivas
You can Santosh at santosh.srinivas23@gmail.com
His blogs:
How Running Helped Me Fight Depression and I ended up doing an Ironman
Pachisi: A Game of Sheer Luck from Bombay to Pune…
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