Consider what a tsunami actually does. It arrives, destroys, withdraws. Nothing grows there for years afterward. It is a strange thing to want to resemble.
A river is the better model for what this affirmation means — patient, relentless, redirected constantly and still arriving. Rivers cut canyons by showing up daily, not by overwhelming anything.
Unstoppable, in practice, moves slower than people expect and repeats itself far more.
Go at river speed today. The measure isn't force. It is that you were there again, doing the same unremarkable thing in the same direction.