This is 3 distinct phrases.
“Eye of the tiger”
“Focus on my target outcome”
“If I can’t I must”.
Still terrible and cliche, made worse by hanging them together so it looks like a single poster.
The third one sounds like they’re being set up for failure. Or someone doesn’t understand the meaning of “can’t”.
Or, y’know, improving themselves until “can’t” becomes “can”.
That’s right Bobby! That wheelchair is holding you back!
Borderline [email protected]
Feel free to crosspost!
I want some of what the guy who made this was having.
crbh; Can’t read. Brain hurts.
Furry content creator motivation?
“If I can’t target the outcome then I must focus my eye on tiger OF”.
I tried it several different ways. No idea.
(Eye-> I) focus on my target If I can’t then I…??
Closest thing I can get to it making any sense is “If I can’t focus on my target then I must focus on my outcome.” Or vice versa. And I dunno how “Eye of the tiger” plays into it. I think my brain is really stretching to make any logical connections…
I think it’s: “Eye of the tiger; if I can’t focus on my target I just focus on the outcome” (or possibly swipe outcome and target).
