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Get on top of somebody

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Challenge MasteryPlay
Used when emphasizing the successful management of something difficult. SlideShe really needs to get on top of her finances to avoid debt.
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Stress & ResponsibilityPlay
Implies that someone is overwhelmed and must regain control. SlideAfter the holidays, I have to get on top of my diet again.
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Proactiveness ImpliedPlay
Suggests taking initiative to deal with something before it becomes unmanageable. SlideYou should get on top of your project now, rather than waiting.