a tough act to follow - when someone does something so well, it will be hard for anyone after them to do better., be on the same page - to agree with someone else, bend over backwards - do everything you can to help or please someone, often too much, cutthroat - aggressively competitive , fill someone's shoes - to do the job that someone used to do, get into the swing of things - get used to a new situation and be comfortable with it, give [someone] a ballpark figure - a general idea of something; an estimate, have a stake in [something] - being personally involved in something, financially or emotionally, not rocket science - you say when something is easy to do or undertand., put the house in order - improve the way you get things done, raise the bar - set a higher standard for others to follow, sink or swim - left on your own to succeed or fail, the elephant in the room - a serious problem or embarrassing situation that everyone knows about but won't talk about. ,

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