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The Resurgent Resolute
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Details: 15 Aug 2018, the internet changed Avijit Das Patnaik, "Pattu" and his family's life, forever. From lofty corporate success and popular social figure in Singapore, overnight, he faced heartbreak, ostracism, repulsion and rejection. Then he lost his glamorous DBS Bank job, as the system rejoiced in making him 'unemployable' and uprooting him from his hard earned career and home. However, 'Pattu' knew how to make resurgence through the unlocked, unknown, undiscovered potential within oneself. He had done it all his life. Tackling failures came naturally to him. Be it losing academic year...
Details: 15 Aug 2018, the internet changed Avijit Das Patnaik, "Pattu" and his family's life, forever. From lofty corporate success and popular social figure in Singapore, overnight, he faced heartbreak, ostracism, repulsion and rejection. Then he lost his glamorous DBS Bank job, as the system rejoiced in making him 'unemployable' and uprooting him from his hard earned career and home. However, 'Pattu' knew how to make resurgence through the unlocked, unknown, undiscovered potential within oneself. He had done it all his life. Tackling failures came naturally to him. Be it losing academic years, tragic loss of loved ones, relationship breakdowns or corporate lateral demotions, he bounced back, after every setback. Through Pattu's life story, The Resurgent Resolute inspires everyone to unlock the "Pattu" in them. To find glory, amidst gloom. This true story involves everyone, every time, everywhere. Satadal Lahiri is an engineer by profession. He has worked with renowned corporate houses at various levels of management. He has had a passion for creative writing since school days and had written a lot of articles for newspapers and magazines. He dedicates a lot of time in reading and research work before getting down into writing. He has also completed the A-Level of TOC (Theory of Constraints) from the Eliyahu Goldratt Foundation, Israel. He presently, stays in Kolkata with his mother, wife and son. Avijit DasPatnaik (Pattu) has retired from corporate slavery at the early age of 44 and presently is settled in Kolkata with wife and children. He dedicates most of his time in travel with friends, writing blogs and organizing of events. He has also taken up the mission to promote the lives of untold heroes of society through his various events and endeavours.
