Geography isn't just about drawing lines on a map—it shapes the trajectory of entire lives. Take Elon Musk as a case study: his rise didn't happen in a vacuum. He landed in an ecosystem that doesn't just tolerate bold bets, it celebrates them. The U.S. rewards audacity in ways most corners of the world simply don't. There's something distinct about being in soil where failure isn't fatal, where venture capital flows freely, where the culture says 'go big or go home' and actually means it. It's a lesson worth remembering: sometimes your geography writes half your destiny. The question is, are you in the right place to build something that matters?