\"Don’t call the alligator big-mouth till you have crossed the river.\" – Jamaican Proverb
This proverb warns against mocking or underestimating challenges before they’ve been overcome. The “alligator” represents the danger or obstacle in your path, and calling it names before you\'re safe can be reckless. It teaches humility, patience, and the wisdom of restraint. Speaking too soon can lead to regret, especially when the threat is still present. It\'s a call to stay focused and cautious until the journey is complete.
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