I just thought about Elon Musk again—not just because of his height of 188 cm, but because the guy simply makes waves everywhere. Physically imposing, but his actual impact is much greater, in my opinion.

The interesting thing: while other tech founders tend to be low-key, Musk has this presence that goes beyond mere height. Mark Zuckerberg is noticeably shorter, but Musk just seems more present in the room. That probably also has to do with him constantly being in the public eye—speeches, tweets, announcements.

What fascinates me: his Elon Musk size in business is much more impressive than physically. The man started with Zip2, then PayPal, and now Tesla and SpaceX. And then there's the crypto saga—Bitcoin, Dogecoin. A single tweet from him and the market moves. That’s real power.

His life is a textbook for entrepreneurs. From South Africa to Canada, then studying physics and economics. Programming at age 12. This combination of technical understanding and business sense is rare. Many compare him to Steve Jobs, but Musk has that extra dimension—he also dabbles in crypto, something Jobs never would have done.

Elon Musk’s size also shows in how the media portray him. He’s not just a CEO, but a figure around whom discussions revolve. Whether it’s sustainable energy, Mars colonization, or digital currencies—Musk is always in the conversation.

Sports and dieting aren’t his thing, but the guy works like crazy. French cuisine, occasional cardio, but mainly focusing on the next big idea. Health is just a means to an end—staying productive to achieve his goals.

What I observe: his Elon Musk size in the crypto world is not yet fully tapped. He has promoted Dogecoin, but his real interest probably lies in transforming financial systems. That makes him one of the most important figures when it comes to the future of money.

Young entrepreneurs look up to him because he shows that you can tackle multiple big things at once—and succeed. Tesla revolutionizes mobility, SpaceX makes space travel accessible, Neuralink explores brain-computer interfaces. That’s not just one person; that’s a movement.

His public appearances are events. When Musk speaks, industry leaders listen. He explains complex concepts in a way that makes them understandable. That’s a rare skill in the tech world.