Don't do everything too well, leave yourself a way out. This sentence, which is similar to advice, seems to me to be the criterion for dealing with people, a difficult point to deal with, and the crux of either taking chances or being besieged on all sides. Look before you leap. I think it is most appropriate to say it here.
"Don't do everything too well" is a question of the director's "scale". We say that the occurrence and development of any kind of thing should have a balance point. This balance point is a measure. This is a "just right" question. Deviation from this scale will lead to a one-sided situation. It will form an alternative extreme and evolve into "too absolute" for you to handle things. Right and wrong, success and failure are two relatively decisive words, which we use all our lives. One thing, you did the right thing, he did the wrong thing, you succeeded, and he failed, which is understandable. People's life is also a circuitous way to improve themselves in the success or failure of right and wrong. But some people still don't understand these truths. Always like to make trouble without reason and push each other to the edge of a cliff. You have to watch others jump to feel comfortable. This is a typical method of "doing things too well". Have you ever considered your own way out when you don't give the other side a way out? Have you ever thought that you are on the edge of a cliff? If you are forced to jump off a cliff, no way back, you will be helped to burn everything. How to explain it? I think it's accurate to give advice to those who "do things too well" with "extremes meet" and "desperate", but the former is a bit literary and the latter is a bit vulgar.
"Leave yourself a way out" is the most critical strategy in a person's life. It is also a kind of ideological sublimation after sizing up the situation. Everyone has a way out, but not everyone will keep it for themselves. Even if you stay, you may not get away with it.
The latter method may be a strategy to protect yourself. This strategy can make you skillfully avoid embarrassment, danger and the edge of arrogance, so as to get a chance to regenerate your strength. In real life, it is inevitable that our words will be too radical. There is nothing wrong with being too radical, but being too radical is somewhat inappropriate. If we are too radical, we will have the effect of "doing too well". We talk about
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Speak logically and leave room for your own thinking. Then this so-called room for manoeuvre is a linguistic posterior problem. I'm not saying this to convey the idea that all languages should "keep a few words on their lips". But you must stay and talk about it for a few minutes. Look at people and things.
When we make a major decision, we must go through careful consideration, even repeated deliberation. We should not only think of some setbacks that may be foreseen in the process of progress, but also think of remedial measures when the plan runs aground. We even need to find a safe way out. However, this "back road" often changes with the times. You can say it doesn't belong to your feet, but it grows in the heart of the strategist.