the first thing to consider is.

On the one hand, I'd like more money, but I don't want to work extra hours.

Usage notes: often followed by but on the other (hand) as a second consideration different from the first (even when on the one hand has not been used):

I like classical music, but on the other hand, my husband loves jazz.

• put it on the line
• put lead in pencil
• put lead in your pencil
• put life in hands
• put life in someone's hands
• put life on the line
• put mind at ease
• put mind at rest
• put mind to it
• put money on someone
• put money on something
• put money where mouth is
• put money where your mouth is
• put neck on the block
• put neck on the line
• put nose out of joint
• put oar in
• put off stride
• put off their stride
• put off the scent
• put on a brave face
• put on a brave front
• put on a collision course
• put on a front
• put on a pedestal