get hung up about - To become overly preoccupied or concerned about something, often to the point of fixation or obsession., go along with - To agree or comply with a suggestion, plan, or decision made by someone else., have your fair share of - To experience a significant amount or portion of something, especially difficulties or challenges., give it a good go - To make a sincere and determined attempt at doing something., not cut out for it - To lack the necessary skills, qualities, or temperament needed for a particular task or role., make strides in - To make significant progress or improvements in a particular area or endeavor., fly in the face of - To be in direct opposition or contradiction to something, especially established beliefs, norms, or expectations., change tack - To alter one's approach or strategy, often in response to a challenge or new information., throw in the towel - To give up or quit, especially after facing persistent difficulties or challenges., knock your confidence - To undermine or weaken someone's self-confidence or belief in their abilities, typically due to criticism, setbacks, or failures.,

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