find (one's) (own) level

To reach one's level of proficiency, comfort, or competency in a particular area. I'm so impressed with the interns—they've really found their level now. It takes time to find your own level as a teacher, but you'll get there—we all do.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Marjorie	['ma:dʒəri]
Jacobina	yah-ko-BEE-nah	Dutch
Milo	MIE-lo (English)	English, Ancient Germanic
Eleonor	-	Swedish
Annmarie	AN-mə-ree	English
Tamia	-	English (Modern)