What is the difference between wisdom and maturity?

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[Katness]

I discovered years ago that there is not an "all or nothing" answer to most things, and that life and life choices are all on a spectrum. The dichotomy of all or nothing, black or white ignore the rest of the options.

[Zaekk]

Wisdom vs IQ might be an interesting subject too.

[karonnemetz]

Thank you for sharing all the information you share. ❤

[iXpress]

Well explained, each point is a deep topic in itself.

[charlenebrownlow]

PTL Dr. Marks…thank you; this is an extra tool; something to give additional clarity 💯💌!

[magicalelvishman]

I recently found a +2 Maturity magical pole axe

[brianhicks]

In other words, wisdom is gained due to observation and/or life experiences so it increases your ability to see the big picture without having to always experience things. Wisdom is the inner knowing of things due to psychological development throughout life that increases discernment to help anyone make the right decisions. In addition, maturity is a growth mindset that constantly evolves the more anyone gains wisdom and understanding applying the knowledge to their life. In conclusion, wisdom makes anyone wiser that causes them to have a growth mindset (maturity). But, maturity only makes you smarter from experiences alone yet does not sharpens discernment. In order to become wiser and mature simultaneously, everyone needs to live a life of wisdom that adds on to their discernment to make the right choices throughout life.

[homemanager]

I wonder how the absence of parents and kin in your childhood contributes or hinders building wisdom?

[necessaryevil]

It shame so many me included will never know ether.

[carol-usxn]

Listen, learn, and apply wisdom for these environments. Some things are for entertainment purposes only. 😁😁😁😁😁😁💯

[catherinebrebnor]

I liked you you sound like my mother too are you a delta like her? Smh wow y'all had y'all day let me have mine

[LindaSharpie]

I have a few questions to help me iwhy❤ dd❤o