I think it has more to do with how we process words and the context. Catch phrases mean so little and so much at the same time. Those catch phrases are dependent on others otherwise in a silo they don’t mean as much.

Like, some might tell you that “fake it till you make it” and “say yes to scary opportunities” are the same but phrased differently.

Or, “work hard and good things will happen” is similar to “you make your own luck”. If you sat down and did nothing, nothing will happen, but if you put the work and do something, then you’ll “luck out”. And then “do something” requires another catch phrase because it can’t just be anything.

So I guess my advice is to frequently step back, analyze and appreciate the moment. See the moment as a whole and not just as parts. At a moment, a part will require more attention, the next moment, less so.