Balls in the air
A colorful metaphor for juggling multiple projects, tasks, or responsibilities simultaneously, often used to sound busy rather than organized.
Examples
Examples:
- "I've got 47 balls in the air right now, but I'm managing."
- "We need to keep all these balls in the air until the end of the quarter."
- "The balls are dropping faster than I can pick them up."
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525 views • Created 11/30/2023
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