Naruto + hard work + choice

[Kakashi Hatakeo]

So if naruto the show And naruto personally teach you out of everything is hard work, willpower and never giving up to give it your all, believe it. Now I have gained naruto will of fire and determination. I have started working out already. I'm taking it easy well kind of and am realising a massive difference. There is no limit to which I can't reach or at least it feels likes that right now.

My question to you is if you could fight like Connor McGregor for example and the only thing stopping you is you were lazy and sat on your ass but then you developed the body by working really hard would you put in the effort?

Question 2 what if you could but like itachi you were a pacifist of sorts at heart and could only win a fight by not hurting Or barely hurting your opponent while they are going full out and your fighting guys much bigger than you think hulk size, you can end the figh quick but only if you plan to hurt the guy think broken nose etc. How could you train yourself to do that or get used to it?

P.s this is all merely hypothetical of course. Dattebayo

 

[Rikudou Tobi]

I'd rather fight like JBJ, mighty mouse, or even Nate diaz than Conor Mcgregor.

question#2. You don't train yourself to holdback

 

[LoZelda101]

I'd rather fight like JBJ, mighty mouse, or even Nate diaz than Conor Mcgregor.

question#2. You don't train yourself to holdback

Lol one punch man does

 

[Chikombo]

Someone said that the whole theme of geniuses vs hardworkers were trashed as soon as it turned out Naruto was the son of the 4th but I disagree he still started as an outcast but worked really hard and that goes along with Ashura being the successor of Ninshuu.