off the top of one’s head, to say something without planning or checking the facts, a weight off your mind, to feel relieved after something worrying is dealt with, be at your wits’ end, to feel extremely stressed and unable to cope, be the brains behind something, to lead a project or be the person responsible for creating something, cross somebody’s mind, to think of something briefly or spontaneously, give somebody a piece of your mind, to tell someone that you are very angry with them, have a mind of your own, to have very strong opinions or behave independently, go to someone’s head, to become arrogant or over-confident because of praise or success, have half a mind / a good mind to do something, to think that you might do something, often because something has annoyed you, be banging your head against a brick wall, to do, say, or ask for something repeatedly but to be unable to change a situation, have/keep (all) your wits about you, to be ready to think quickly in a situation and react to things that you are not expecting, rack your brains, to think very hard to remember or solve something, set/put your mind to something, to decide you are going to do something and to put a lot of effort into doing it.

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