My reflection

 Duquette has been spreading the good things about Japan by spreading the word about sake and Japanese food culture to foreigners. I was surprised to hear that she was not good at English. I could empathize because I also felt that I was not good at English. By learning English, which is a common language, she has been able to hold various exchange events with foreigners. Also, in Canada, garbage is used as compost. This is a great contribution to creating a sustainable society.

Duquette is working to promote Japanese sake and food culture, and to achieve the 17 goals of the SDGs. Our company wants to come up with a project that takes advantage of the good things about Japan while also being environmentally friendly.

Duquette talked about what it means to have a purpose in life when you can make money, do what you like, what you're good at, and what's in demand. A purpose in life can be small and difficult to find. However, watching Duquette, she seemed to enjoy talking about herself. I think she has found a purpose in life. I also want to find a job that gives me a purpose in life.