take a back seat
The phrase "take a back seat" is often used figuratively to describe someone's decision to be less actively involved or take a less prominent position. It refers to willingly stepping aside or relinquishing control or influence in a situation to allow others to take the lead. It can also imply a deliberate choice to be less assertive or visible in order to avoid attention or conflict.
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