Environment is the quality of space your body actually thrives in. Not geography, not one perfect city, but the shape and feel of the rooms you spend your days inside. Get this right and much else settles: your body relaxes, your mind clears, your decisions land better, and the right people find their way to you. It is one of the four deep transformations in your design, and it holds up the others, because everything in you works better when you are in the correct place.
Yours is Valleys. A valley is where things funnel: ground-level country with sides to it, so voices carry, traffic gathers, and information moves through. That flow is the mechanism, and it is more about sound and exchange than scenery. It is not literal. You do not need a valley. You need places people pass through and talk in: the busy corridor, the main street, the room where conversation carries and strangers end up meeting each other. Your body and your luck both do better when you are standing in a current.
Valleys belong to the open half of this system, the wide country rather than the built room. So look past the furniture. What matters is not the walls around you but the movement through the setting: who comes through here, what they carry, how far sound and talk travel. A beautiful sealed room with nothing passing through it will slowly starve you. A plain space on a busy route will feed you well.
You will know you are in the right place because things reach you: news, offers, the right person at the right moment, all arriving without you chasing them. Talk flows and you are easy inside it. The wrong place is cut off and silent, a backwater where nothing passes and nobody comes through, or a channel so tight you feel squeezed by it. That is where you go stale. When you feel that, do not withdraw further. Get back out where things are moving and let them move around you.