Which phrase best captures the idea of not overcommitting to ideas?

• A. Push forward
• B. Double down
• C. Don't dig in
• D. Keep an open mind

Answer: (C)

Not overcommitting to ideas means avoiding getting stuck defending a single stance and staying flexible enough to revise your view when new information appears. Don’t dig in captures that behavior directly: to dig in is to plant yourself firmly and defend your position with stubbornness. Saying not to dig in signals you should loosen that stance, stay receptive, and be willing to adjust as needed.

Push forward and double down push you toward more commitment, which is the opposite of not overcommitting. Keep an open mind is related but describes a general attitude of openness rather than the specific act of avoiding entrenched positions. Don’t dig in best communicates the idea of avoiding stubborn commitment to one idea.