“Let the cobbler stick to his last.”
Latin proverb (Ne sutor ultra crepidam), from Pliny the Elder's story of the painter Apelles. A last is the wooden foot a shoemaker shapes a shoe on.
Do your own part brilliantly before telling others how to do theirs.
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