EP 15 Information is not wisdom

from Stoic leadership Hosted by Steven Di Pietro

Don't be confused. Information is not wisdom. I've heard a lot of people say things like "wisdom is everywhere" - thanks to the internet. But wisdom is not information. T he dictionary definition of wisdom says you need three things for wisdom. 1) Information 2) Good judgement 3) Experience. Having information without experience, or experience without good judgement doesn't mean you have wisdom. The world sorely needs wisdom, I'm trying to share the little I have, and encourage you to do the same. #purpose hashtag#wisdom hashtag#teaching

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