to turn over a new leaf, To start behaving in a better, more positive way or to change one's habits for the better., to cut out the dead wood, To remove redundant, useless, or unproductive people, tasks, or items from an organization or process., to pull one’s weight, To do one's fair share of work or carry out one's expected responsibilities within a group., to sink or swim, To either fail completely or succeed entirely by one's own efforts, without any external help., to hit the wall, To suddenly experience extreme physical or mental exhaustion that prevents further progress, often used in sports or demanding work., to strip things back, To remove all non-essential elements or complications to focus on the fundamental basics., to make a fresh start, To begin a new phase of life, work, or a relationship after putting past problems or failures behind., to be stuck in a rut, To feel trapped in a fixed, boring, and repetitive routine that lacks progress or excitement., to bite the bullet, To face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage and get it over with, usually after delaying it., to go round in circles, To spend time and energy discussing or working on something without making any actual progress or reaching a resolution., to throw oneself into something, To begin doing an activity with immense enthusiasm, energy, and total commitment., to widen one’s horizons, To expand one's knowledge, experiences, interests, or perspective on life., to burn the candle at both ends, To exhaust oneself by staying up late and waking up early, taking on too many tasks without enough rest., to recharge one’s batteries, To rest and regain physical or mental energy after a period of hard work or stress., to run oneself into the ground, To work so hard or push oneself so relentlessly that one becomes completely exhausted or ill.

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