“Get a taste of your own medicine”

“Lose your touch”

To become less skilled at something than before.

“Cross your mind”

To think of something briefly.

“Tighten your belt”

To spend less money than before.

“Under your nose”

Very close and easy to see, though unnoticed.

“Get your act together”

To start behaving or working in a more organized and effective way.

“Eat your words”

To admit that what you said was wrong.

“Change of heart”

A change in opinion or feelings.

“Find your feet”

To become comfortable in a new situation.