The early bird gets the worm.

Also recorded as: The early bird catches the worm.

Acting before others may create an advantage.

What They Mean

Start early, move quickly, and do not wait until an opportunity is available to everyone.

Are They Right?

Often. Timing matters. However, being first is not automatically the same as being prepared.

What They Left Out

The early worm has a significantly worse morning.

They Also Say

Good things come to those who wait.

Read the ruling: The Early Bird Gets the Worm vs. Good Things Come to Those Who Wait

Official They Rating

6.5 out of 10

Useful, memorable, and unfairly biased toward birds.