One of the greatest joy in life | #DailyBlink72

Riten Debnath
2 min readMay 10, 2020

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One of the great joys in life is finding your purpose, excelling at it, and discovering that your impact matters to something larger than yourself. It is hard to be wildly successful at anything you aren’t obsessed with.

I’m inspired by Ralph Waldo Emerson, who said:

“The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well.”

You see, when you work on your purpose each day, indeed you make your days count.

Having a purpose will solve a lot of your precious time. At time, we invest a lot of time on things that are less important and this we realize in the long run when the time is all gone.

Author William Faulkner once famously said “Kill your darlings”, meaning that while you might be attached to a certain element of your work, if it’s not serving a proper purpose, or it’s weighing down the message, cut it out. Easy in theory, difficult in practice, but effective at the end of the day.

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Bijak is a B2B trade platform for the agricultural sector, Bijak enables traders, wholesalers and food processors to keep a ledger of their transactions, access transparent pricing, optimize logistics and improve their working capital cycles.

As reported by Entrackr, “With its presence in over 22 states including Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, Bihar and Uttarakhand, Bijak covers 550 regions across the country and deals in more than 80 commodities.”

This B2B platform for agricultural commodities recently has raised $12 million (Rs 91 crore) from investors including RTP Global to enhance its technology team and roll out new features.

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Riten

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Riten Debnath
Riten Debnath

Written by Riten Debnath

Tech • Design • Stories | Building FuelerHQ. Writing drafts on everyday learnings from building a startup in India.

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