
Not let the grass grow under your feet
Urgency Implication
Indicates immediate action is necessary, suggesting a sense of urgency or impatience.

The manager insisted we not let the grass grow under our feet to meet the deadline.
Motivation Encouraged
Encourages motivation, typically used when there's risk of procrastination or laziness.

To win the competition, they couldn't let the grass grow under their feet.
Metaphorical Visual
Visual metaphor of unmoving feet so long that grass grows, implies inactivity or delay.

We'll miss our chance if we let the grass grow under our feet!
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