Wah How to use "That's what"

We can introduce a topic you want to talk about by using a noun or gerund and then use that's what to say something about it.

• Wasabi! That's what Japanese food is (all) about!
• Positive thinking! That's what this job is about!
• Listening and speaking! That's what learning language is all about!
• Mountains and forest! That's what the outback is all about!
• Money! That's what Mark thinks about all time!
• Patience! That's what being a receptionist is all about!
• Computer! That's what a programmer is all about!
• Journey! That's what Peter thinks about all day!
• Hard work! That's what this job is all about!

Football! That's what Isco Alarcón thinks about all day!

Wah How to use "Like + Noun"

Like + Noun is used when you want to say some examples which is quite similar to what you thought.

• Don't talk to me like that
• I want to meet someone like the queen.
• I want to go someplace like Tokyo.
• A hotel is quite expensive, so I  want to stay someplace like a hostel.
• I want something to drink like coffee.

Note: You may have heard the phrase says "doing something like a boss" for example:

         That exam was very easy, I took it like a boss.
         The red carpet was rolled out before me, I came here like a boss.
         (you could do it perfectly cool and you totally could control the situation.)

You can see others various way of using Like in this topic:

Wah How to use "Like" in the various way.

As Justin says "Aren't you something to admire?

'Cause your shine is something like a mirror..."