When you run without a final destination, it’s natural for you to stumble. Stumbling is a function of emphasizing the importance of speed rather than precision.
Walking slowly will undoubtedly allow you to keep your balance, but at what cost?
The most important metric is to figure out how fast you can run without ever losing your balance. As long as you stay focused and do it with reasonable speed, you’ll inevitably find your destination in due time.
