IDIOMS
World of sports
IN ENGLISH, THE BUSINESS WORLD DRAWS SIGNIFICANT INSPIRATION FROM THE WORLD OF SPORTS, WHICH IS REFLECTED IN MANY COMMONLY USED EXPRESSIONS. WE HAVE COMPILED A LIST OF OVER 130 SUCH EXPRESSIONS, COMPLETE WITH EXPLANATIONS AND EXAMPLES.
GET A SECOND WIND.

The expression "get a second wind" refers to a renewed burst of energy, momentum, or activity following a period of stagnation, fatigue, or change. It is often used to describe the revival of an idea, a strategy, a career, or even a product.
The phrase comes from the world of endurance sports, where an athlete who is tired may suddenly regain energy, allowing them to continue - or even increase their pace.
Examples of usage in a professional context:
Thanks to renewed interest in retro fashion, our old shoe line has gained a second wind and is now exceeding sales expectations.
After transitioning into cybersecurity, her career gained a second wind, opening new opportunities and momentum she hadn't experienced in years.
The campaign initially struggled to gain traction, but once the first leads began to roll in, the team caught a second wind and pushed forward with renewed energy and focus.