There are many life lessons in Naruto...
The lessons given in Naruto aren't shared to everyone in the world. The show should be shared as a topic, since it is enjoying as well as educational. I'm not talking math educational, but thorough and meaningful lessons. In this document I will show different lessons, and important life lessons that taught people all around the world, in Naruto.
Somebody told me I'm a failure. I'll prove them wrong. BELIEVE IT!!! - Naruto Uzumaki
"Those in the ninja world who break the rules are scum, that's true...but those who abandon their friends...are lower than scum." — Sensei Kakashi Hatake
The friends you make and the people you meet in your life will always create a huge impact on your character. Friendships may come and go, but the memories will always remain. It's the certain connections with these people that teach you a lot about yourself. Friends have a weird way of healing that hole in your heart forged by loneliness.
"If you don't like your destiny, don't accept it. Instead, have the courage to change it the way you want it to be." — Naruto Uzumaki
I hate the fox, but the boy - I don't hate the boy. -Iruka Sensei
Obito was constantly put down on his aspirations and dreams, but he pushed through all the hate and did what he believed was right. Eventually he accomplished his goals.
"Do you understand pain a little now? If you don't share someone's pain, you can never understand them. But just because you understand them doesn't mean you can come to an agreement. That's the truth"- Nagato Uzumaki
This quote tells me that you never really understand what is going on in a person's head or what their going through. Even if you come to understand them doesn't mean that you can just come to an agreement with that individual.
“Naruto” taught me lessons that school wouldn't bother discussing. Naruto made me a better person and I believe that it should serve as a topic, in order for the valuable lessons to be shared throughout our school. A common stereotype that people hold is that anime is a bunch of nonsense that kids watch. This is not true at all, as animes such as Naruto teach very meaningful lessons. It is because of these lessons that over 3 billion people watch anime. This is the evidence behind why Naruto is efficient and has effective many peoples everyday life.