THEORY OF “GET RICH QUICK”:

The “get rich quick” theory implies that random amounts of money naturally float from one person to another. Money is an automatic current that just weaves its way through society. Have we ever wondered why money is referred to as being “made?” or why we have to -make- money. Because money is an idea — it’s a representation of work, creation and value.
When a carpenter buys an apple from an old farmer’s fruit stand, both individuals had to work in order to reap the benefits of the exchange. The carpenter had to build houses for the money to spend, and the farmer had to raise crops for the money to make.
Of course, there are plenty of rich people who didn’t exactly get there by the sweat of their brow. What about them? That’s where the get-rich-quick mentality comes from.
The English came to Indian sub-continent in the year of 1600 to establish a company named “British East India Company” by 217 partners. The Dutch came to establish “Dutch East India Company” in the year of 1602.The Danish came to establish “Danish East India Company” in the year of 1616.And the French came to establish “French East India Company” in the year of 1664.All of them dominate this sub-continent’s people and planting the seed of corruption. Both enlighten and corrupt societies are being affected by this “get-rich-quick” process.
In Bangladesh government is in favor to create environment to apply “get-rich-quick” theory. The economic base of Bangladesh is remittance and foreign aid given by I.M.F. or World Bank. But it must not be the base of any countries economy. There must be some industries in global scale. There are very few industries established by some business leaders of Bangladesh. Almost all of them uses the “get-rich-quick” theory. Ahmed Akbar Sobhan, the most successful entrepreneur and visionary leader in Bangladesh is the founder of the "Bashundhara Group"- the leading industrial and business conglomerate in the country. He has been among the pioneers to recognize the potential of the real estate industry, its ability to contribute to Bangladesh’s economy and generate direct and indirect employment. Mr. Sobhan has a strong leadership presence in the commercial arena at home and abroad. Clear aim, integrity, patience and relentless efforts were the key of his success despite many adversities, which has allowed him to become the icon of a giant group of enterprises comprised of over 20 moderate to heavy industrial and business units.
As recognition to his outstanding contributions in business sector he was awarded “Best Client Award of Agrani Bank Ltd” in 2010,"Bangladesh Cultural Foundation Award" in 2009, "Janata Bank Prime Customer Award" in 2002, "USA Summit International Award" in 2002, "President Gold Medal" in 1994 and the"Kazi Nazrul Islam Medal" in 1992.
Two welfare foundations established by Mr. Sobhan have been working tirelessly for the betterment of the poor and under-privileged people of the country along with other different development tasks.
But he is the man who uses the theory of “get-rich-quick” in his business. He uses unethical strategies for getting more profit. In recent days one of his companies, name Bashundhara Industrial complex, pulled sand from “Parki beach”. As a result at least 500 trees died and the beach went down at different points. It is a severe environmental disaster which is created by the company. In recent days Basundhara had a gun fight with one of their competitor named pink city. Although this man could be named by the ‘Don’ of Bangladesh.
Wealth can only be made through creativity on the part of someone. We have to make sure that someone is ourselves, and we’ll always make money. It’s impossible to not to make money when we focus on creation. We don’t have to sell your soul to make money — the very opposite occurs, if our actually creating idea for every meeting. We’ll never get laid off if we’re a creative worker. The only thing we’ll “get” is a well-deserved raise. “Get” rich quick schemes are based on leaching from the economy. They’re for people who don’t want to earn money. They aren’t for us — we should focus on creation. If we focus on creation, we can’t fail.