Zapatero, a tus zapatos.
“Shoemaker, stick to your shoes.”
One should attend to their own trade or business and not meddle in matters outside their expertise.
— Traditional Nicaragua Wisdom, Nicaragua
Source: Traditional Nicaraguan proverb, shared Spanish-speaking oral tradition, public-domain
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