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Imagine sitting in a crowded conference room as Andrew Henderson delivers his wake-up call: "There is no reason to continue living, banking, doing business, or even being a citizen of a country that no longer serves you." This philosophy crystallized when a libertarian speaker at the event declared, "Shuttles are for slaves"-a powerful reminder that blindly following prescribed paths limits our freedom when better options exist elsewhere. Today, this mindset has spread beyond wealthy individuals like Peter Thiel (who established New Zealand citizenship) to a growing movement of location-independent entrepreneurs questioning geographic limitations on their prosperity. The core message is revolutionary yet simple: you don't have to stay somewhere just because you were born there. Most people never question their geographic default settings-many of my high school classmates still live in the same town where we grew up. But what if where you currently live isn't actually the best place for anything? There's no perfect location, but have you considered that your birthplace wasn't sprinkled with magic pixie dust making it superior for everything?