The article emphasizes the need for leaders to embrace stillness in a culture that idolizes speed. It critiques the hustle mentality prevalent in Silicon Valley, where overwork is often equated with success, leading to burnout and diminished quality of life. The author, Nell Derick Debevoise, references Nicole Donnelly's journey from workaholism to rediscovering her voice through stillness. Neuroscience supports this shift, showing that the brain's Default Mode Network, activated during rest, is crucial for creativity and self-reflection. The Moxie Method™, developed by Donnelly, outlines a five-phase framework for sustainable leadership that begins with intentional rest and culminates in creating systemic change. The article concludes that true leadership lies in presence and the ability to inspire others, rather than in relentless speed.