[Idiom] GET BALL ROLLING. - Initiate Success: Starting New Ventures Effectively

Start something.

Get the ball rolling" is an idiom used to start a process or begin an action, often in a group or professional setting. It is about initiating momentum needed to start projects or make decisions. This expression is especially useful in meetings or team environments where starting can sometimes be the hardest part. Understanding this idiom can help leaders and team members alike learn the importance of taking the first step and maintaining momentum.

Example Sentences

1. Let's get the ball rolling on this project.

   This is a call to initiate work on a project immediately.

2. We need to get the ball rolling by hiring more staff.

   It highlights the need to start the process of a project by increasing the workforce.

3. To ensure a successful launch, they got the ball rolling on the marketing campaign well in advance.

   This means starting promotional activities early to pave the way for a successful product or event launch.