Don't take on more than you can handle.
He decided to take on a part-time job to earn extra money.
He decided to take on a pet dog to provide companionship.
He decided to take on the responsibility of caring for his elderly parents.
He decided to take on the responsibility of managing the family business.
He decided to take on the responsibility of teaching his children about their heritage.
He decided to take on the task of organizing the annual company picnic.
He felt compelled to take on the fight against corruption in the government.
He felt compelled to take on the fight for social justice.
He felt obligated to take on his father's legacy.
He felt obligated to take on the role of caregiver for his sick spouse.
He loves to take on the persona of a charming rogue.
He refused to take on the burden of his brother's debt.
He tends to take on the characteristics of the people he spends time with.
He wants to take on a mentoring role to guide younger colleagues.
He's going to take on more responsibilities at work, hoping for a promotion.
He's willing to take on the extra hours to complete the project on time.
I'm going to take on the challenge of running a marathon this year.
I'm hesitant to take on the task without proper training.
I'm not comfortable taking on the responsibility for someone else's mistakes.
I'm not ready to take on a mortgage just yet.
I'm not sure I'm ready to take on the emotional weight of that relationship.
Let's take on the task of organizing the fundraiser together.
Let's take on this problem step by step.
She decided to take on a new hobby, learning to play the guitar.
She decided to take on the challenge of learning Mandarin.
She's determined to take on her fears and achieve her goals.
She's determined to take on the obstacles that stand in her way.
She's determined to take on the prejudice she faces every day.
She's determined to take on the stigma associated with mental illness.
She's eager to take on the role of team leader.
She's planning to take on a challenge to raise money for charity.
She's planning to take on a sabbatical to travel and explore new cultures.
She's planning to take on a solo backpacking trip through Europe.
She's ready to take on the leadership role and guide the team to success.
She's ready to take on the world, full of confidence and ambition.
The actor hopes to take on a more serious role in his next film.
The artist decided to take on a commission for a large-scale mural.
The artist decided to take on the challenge of creating a sculpture from recycled materials.
The artist decided to take on the challenge of painting a portrait of a historical figure.
The artist wanted to take on a new artistic direction, experimenting with abstract forms.
The athlete is eager to take on the challenge of competing in the Olympics.
The book seeks to take on the complex topic of artificial intelligence.
The charity will take on new volunteers to help with their work.
The chef decided to take on the challenge of creating a new signature dish.
The city council will take on the issue of traffic congestion in the downtown area.
The city council will take on the proposal for a new park.
The community center will take on the challenge of providing after-school programs.
The community organization will take on the task of cleaning up the local park.
The company decided to take on a rebranding initiative to modernize its image.
The company plans to take on a new line of products to diversify its offerings.
The company will take on new initiatives to improve employee morale.
The company will take on new initiatives to promote diversity and inclusion.
The company will take on new interns during the summer.
The company will take on new investors to fund their expansion plans.
The company will take on new projects that align with their values.
The company will take on new strategies to increase their market share.
The company will take on new sustainability practices to reduce their environmental impact.
The country needs to take on climate change with greater urgency.
The dancer decided to take on the challenge of choreographing a new ballet.
The detective was willing to take on the cold case, driven by a desire for justice.
The environmental group will take on the issue of deforestation in the region.
The explorer wanted to take on the uncharted territory of the Amazon rainforest.
The government needs to take on the problem of income inequality.
The group planned to take on the issue of homelessness in their city.
The manager will take on the responsibility of training new employees.
The museum will take on new artifacts to expand its collection.
The musician decided to take on the challenge of composing a symphony.
The neighborhood association will take on the task of improving the local schools.
The old house needed a lot of work, but they were willing to take on the renovation.
The organization aims to take on new members who share their values.
The organization seeks to take on new partnerships with other nonprofits.
The organization will take on new fundraising campaigns to support their mission.
The politician decided to take on the issue of healthcare reform.
The project manager will take on the task of coordinating all the different teams.
The research team will take on the task of finding a cure for the disease.
The senator decided to take on the controversial issue of gun control.
The small business was brave enough to take on the giant corporation.
The software company will take on beta testers to improve their product.
The teacher will take on the task of tutoring struggling students.
The team is ready to take on their rivals in the championship game.
The university will take on new students from diverse backgrounds.
The university will take on several new research initiatives next year.
The volunteer organization will take on the task of providing aid to disaster victims.
The writer decided to take on the challenge of writing a novel in a different genre.
The writer decided to take on the challenge of writing a series of short stories.
They decided to take on the arduous climb of Mount Kilimanjaro.
They're willing to take on the financial risk of starting a new business.
We can't take on any more projects this quarter; our team is already stretched thin.
We need someone who can take on the role of mediator in this dispute.
We need to take on a more collaborative approach to problem-solving.
We need to take on a more data-driven approach to decision-making.
We need to take on a more holistic approach to healthcare.
We need to take on a more inclusive approach to hiring practices.
We need to take on a more innovative approach to product development.
We need to take on a more long-term perspective when planning our future.
We need to take on a more proactive approach to customer service.
We need to take on a more sustainable approach to our business practices.
We need to take on new strategies to improve our sales performance.
We need to take on new technologies to stay competitive in the market.