He tried to shrug off his disappointment.

Make sure to shut down your computer before leaving.

After the argument, he completely shut down emotionally.

He learned to shut off his emotions to stay strong.

He learned to shut off his emotions to protect himself.

After the argument, he shut himself off from everyone for days.

He shut himself in his office to avoid interruptions.

After the breakup, he completely shut himself off from his friends.

She felt shut out of the team discussions.

He tried to shut her down whenever she disagreed.

The interviewer tried to trip up the candidate with tricky questions.

She tripped up on the hardest part of the puzzle.

We should trust in ourselves and never lose hope.

I trust you with my deepest secrets.

I want to try on this jacket before buying it.

I want to try out that new smoothie recipe.

He took a short walk to tune back in to his feelings.

Let’s tune down the tension and talk calmly about it.

Try to tune in when others are speaking.

Good leaders tune in to their team’s needs and emotions.

I ease into workouts with stretching so my body feels ready.

We stack small wins early in the day to feel accomplished.

Athletes log personal bests to track how training pays off.

We chalk up improvements to consistent practice and rest.

The team brainstorms our way out whenever a project gets stuck.

Designers prototype on paper before they open any software.

We swap in healthier sides like roasted veggies instead of fries.

I'm phasing out late nights so morning workouts feel better.

Athletes train through setbacks by adjusting their routines.

We cool down emotions before tackling tough feedback.