The article discusses a practical model to speed up development in third world countries by focusing on domestic savings and reducing dependence on foreign investments. The main idea is to attract and use domestic savings for development, rather than relying on outside sources. The model suggests a new approach to economic development that involves a geometric framework to make the link between savings and development more sustainable. The goal is to break the cycle of dependence on developed nations and multinational corporations, and instead focus on internal growth and investment.