get the most out of something - to gain the greatest possible advantage from something, do something on their own terms - have control, do something in a way that aligns with their own preferences, conditions, and rules, navigate through obstacles - overcome challenges and difficulties that arise, steer clear of mistakes - to avoid making errors or wrong choices, stay on track with something - means to continue progressing as planned and not get distracted or diverted from your goal or task, hold someone back from doing something - to keep someone from doing something, to know the ins and outs of something - to have detailed understanding of all aspects of something, go about something - 1. To approach or handle a Task. 2. to talk too much about (something),

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