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Welcome to Appraise The Phrase! On this week’s episode, Mario and Dub take a look into the meaning and origin of a saying that stands the test of time but may not stand on it’s own. The devil is in the details but are the details worth missing the big picture? Listen as Can’t See The Forest For The Trees goes under the Appraise The Phrase microscope. When a tree falls in a forest, the forest takes the impact.
4:20 – Can’t See The Forest For The Trees: Webster’s Definition
10:55 – Origin
20:05 – Appraise The Phrase!
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