English idioms related to Behavior & Approach - Improvisation & Compromise

to not worry about something beforehand and deal with it whenever it happens

to deal with things as they occur instead of planning for them in advance

to allow things to unfold naturally without excessive interference or control, embracing a relaxed and accepting attitude towards the outcome

a condition or method that falls in between two opposing and extreme choices

a situation where multiple factors, responsibilities, etc. must be handled or managed

in a way that solely relies on one's intuition or personal judgment rather than the necessary knowledge, tools, etc.

to follow one's intuition instead of rules or what others say

something with a mixture of the different qualities of two separate things

to come to an agreement with someone by granting some of their requests while they grant some of one's requests

without any preparations or prior plans

from one's memory, without spending time to carefully consider or think

to quickly say something without thinking about it first, usually as a reply to something

to be less harsh on someone and make things a little easier for them

to stop being harsh or strict with someone

to treat a person in a more gentle and caring way and be less harsh or strict with them

to not be so harsh, strict, or critical when dealing with someone

to deal with a situation or problem in a way that is the easiest instead of proper or honorable

a soft treatment that does not require someone to face the consequences of their actions

to think and react quickly to something without prior thought

to make decisions or take actions without prior planning or preparation, based on how the situation develops