How to express cheer myself up in another way

expressions

The circumstance is: I have been through some tough times, and now I am ready to cheer up and do some real job.

I think in some TV series or movies, I might hear something like:' I will put things up' to express that I am ready to go out of these hard times.

Is this the correct way to express it?


Solution 1:

I think you could say I pull myself together.

pull yourself together means to force yourself to stop behaving in a nervous, frightened, or uncontrolled way. (LDOCE)

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