Jiro is a one of a kind man because he dedicates his whole life to his passion, making sushi. He shows a great work ethic, and by it he inspires many people. One of those people being myself. Seeing Jiro work very hard at something he loves has inspired me greatly. I think we can all learn from Jiro. I've learned that if you want something you have to work for it, it will never handed to you. If your passionate about something then working hard for it, shouldn't be hard at all.

     I think that you should love what you do for a living, and it should make you happy. If you do not love your job then it may be difficult to work hard at it. Jiro has taught me that there is always room for improvement. My perspective of that was, if your good at something then become great at it. There should always be room for improvement. 

      For me my passions are playing guitar and cutting hair. As much as I love playing guitar, everyone always tells me that being a barber is more realistic. Yet I always find myself stuck in my room playing riffs on my on my guitar. Since I was twelve I've always worked hard to make myself a better guitar player. Now I'm in two solid bands, and its all because of my dedication and hard work. In the end your hard work does always pay off and if you love what your working for, then the reward is so much greater.

     Jiro has inspired me greatly to follow my dreams. Fully dedicating your life to your work might sound crazy, but not if your work is your life. in ten years i plan being able to call myself a rock-in barber. Being a musician and a barber would be awesome. only because i would love my work, would that be a dream come true.

     To me , Jiro is an inspiration to my life. seeing how much he cares about his work, has made me believe that anything can be done. whatever you wish to be it is not impossible if you work hard enough. this is what Jiro has taught me.