You can cultivate wisdom
Cultivating wisdom doesn't take years of study. You won't become wise overnight, but with some dedication and effort, you can become more discerning.
You can improve your store of knowledge which can help you to become wise. Then apply what you learn and learn from others.
Your life will improve if you work on your wisdom engine.
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