Girl, Learn How to Be Quiet
- Issata O.
- Apr 4
- 2 min read

There’s a sacred power in silence, and sis—it’s time you tapped in.
We live in a world that praises transparency, vulnerability, and “keeping it real.” But let’s keep it real: some of us have taken it too far. We’ve mistaken wisdom for word vomit, and discernment for discussion. And now, we’re exhausted—not because we’re doing too much, but because we’re saying too much.
Stop oversharing.
Every moment doesn’t need to be posted, narrated, or explained. Some seasons require secrecy. Some blessings were meant to be enjoyed in private. You don’t need to give play-by-plays of your healing, your hustle, or your next move. Maturity is realizing that the most powerful parts of your journey don’t need an audience.
Stop explaining.
You don’t have to keep justifying why you made that decision, why you changed your mind, or why you’re stepping into something new. People will misunderstand you on purpose. You could present a full PowerPoint presentation, and some folks still wouldn’t get it. Stop wasting your breath.
Stop needing people to get it.
They don’t. And that’s the point. Your vision isn’t community property. God gave you the download, not a panel of consultants. You keep leaking energy by looking for confirmation in people who were never part of the calling.
Learn how to let the misunderstanding sit there.
Let the silence do the talking. Let the fruit do the proving.

Here’s the truth:
You’re tired because you keep giving explanations to people who aren’t even qualified to speak on your future. You blurt out dreams too soon. You announce moves before they’re fully formed. You confuse access with affirmation. And you wonder why it never feels solid.
Sis, hush.
Hold the vision.
Move in silence.
Let your actions echo louder than your voice ever could.
It’s not about being secretive. It’s about being strategic. And your next level requires it.
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