There are seasons when movement feels like proof of courage. But motion driven by fear can carry us farther from the assignment.
Stillness creates room to separate urgency from importance, ego from calling, and noise from instruction. Be still does not mean become passive. It means become anchored.
The strongest next step is often born in the moment when we stop performing certainty and listen.
About the author
Rev. Dr. Gerald F. Poe Jr.
Founder and Chief Executive Consultant of PoeTech Global Consulting. Technologist, strategist, veteran, aviator, and cross-sector advisor with more than three decades of experience spanning AI, energy, sustainable data centers, telecommunications, UAS, healthcare innovation, public infrastructure, and venture development.