Spread yourself out
phrasal verb
To distribute your energy, time, or resources over a wider area or range of activities.
Don't just focus on one area of the business, you need to spread yourself out more.

Often appears as...
- spread yourself out thin
- spread yourself out more
phrasal verb
To physically extend your body over a larger area or space.
He spread himself out on the couch, taking up most of the space.

Often appears as...
- spread yourself out on
- spread yourself out across
phrasal verb
To distribute your energy, time, or resources over a wider area or range of activities.
Don't just focus on one area of the business, you need to spread yourself out more.

Often appears as...
- spread yourself out thin
- spread yourself out more
phrasal verb
To physically extend your body over a larger area or space.
He spread himself out on the couch, taking up most of the space.

Often appears as...
- spread yourself out on
- spread yourself out across
Definition 1 of 2

Not Always Positive
Sometimes implies overcommitment or lack of focus, so use cautiously.

If you spread yourself out too much, you might not finish anything.
Caution with Thin
'Spread yourself out thin' suggests being overwhelmed by doing too many things.

She's spreading herself out too thin with all her projects.
Effort Distribution
Used to advise diversification of effort for balance or risk management.

Spread yourself out more to reduce the risk of one project failing.
Not Always Positive
Sometimes implies overcommitment or lack of focus, so use cautiously.

If you spread yourself out too much, you might not finish anything.
Caution with Thin
'Spread yourself out thin' suggests being overwhelmed by doing too many things.

She's spreading herself out too thin with all her projects.
Effort Distribution
Used to advise diversification of effort for balance or risk management.

Spread yourself out more to reduce the risk of one project failing.
Not Always Positive
Sometimes implies overcommitment or lack of focus, so use cautiously.

If you spread yourself out too much, you might not finish anything.
Caution with Thin
'Spread yourself out thin' suggests being overwhelmed by doing too many things.

She's spreading herself out too thin with all her projects.
Effort Distribution
Used to advise diversification of effort for balance or risk management.

Spread yourself out more to reduce the risk of one project failing.
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