"Tu dois garder les yeux sur le prix"
— Steve Carell
Simplified Meaning:
When you want to achieve something important, you should focus on it without getting distracted. Imagine you’re running a race and your goal is to reach the finish line first. If you look around at other runners or think about other things, you might slow down and lose the race. Instead, you should keep looking straight ahead at the finish line and keep running your best. In life, this means if you have a goal, such as doing well in school or getting a good job, you should concentrate on what you need to do to reach that goal. For example, if you want to get good grades, you should spend time studying and avoid wasting too much time on TV or video games. By keeping your focus on what’s important, you can stay motivated and be more likely to succeed in what you are aiming for.
