Reallity Fact..(Success)

~ Hasib Mia brought 70 kg of milk from Savar every day and was brought home to Dhanmondi home.
He bought 40 bucks of milk but also brought it to Dhaka for 80 taka.
Even after paying 300 rupees a day, he has 75 thousand rupees in his month.

Can you imagine that an uneducated person is earning Tk. 75 thousand in the month?

About 21 years ago, Tareq had given permission to sit in front of a shop in the New Market with a 1.5 lakh advance loan.
The monthly rent is Tk 10 thousand. She worked there to knit pants shirts with a small knife. This 21-year tailoring has bought a five storey house in Sayedabad, 3 storey house in Rayerbagh, two shops in Malibag Hussaf Tower. His monthly income is 2.5 lakh taka from the rent and rented house!

When asked, "How much did the tailor do?"
He laughed, "Sometimes it is 70, sometimes 80, sometimes 60-even, but 60 thousand are rarely".

Why do you want to wear an eagle ice cream vendor?
After eating ice cream I knew that his house was sold in my district, selling ice cream, he made six-storey house in Mohammadpur, and received a rent of one lakh rupees per month.

These people whom we hate to sit down, we regularly threaten them, but we can not manage their equal pay for 25 years after studying.

We do not have the opportunity to do the work of others while studying in these people who have become entrepreneurs without education.
We have a situation that we can not stand up to a startup, rather than doing Innovitib to hate Tridental Business.

We have to find our job every day, on Akij Saheb or Kauh Miyar Jardar Farm.

We have been able to fill the powder as a Jordanian manager

But if these start-ups were started by young educators, would they?
Hasib Mia did not have the power to sell up to 70 kilograms, but we could grasp the business with a single smile.

Or could manage one hundred Tariq because our managerial abilities are more than them. Instead of doing it, we are happy to earn hundreds of thousands of rupees as a donkey in the multinational job.

And at the end of the month, I think about the money to rent the five-storey house of Tarique Tarique, or, behind the boy's milk / ice cream vendor's son / daughter.