[General] get behind the idea

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triet96

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I don't understand this sentence: "Business owners often get behind the idea that they should be averaging a dollar per month for every person on their list."
What is the meaning of the phrase "to get behind the idea that".
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To "get behind" something in this sort of context, usually means to support, endorse or encourage it.
 
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