Would you rather be wealthy or wise?

Wise.  Wisdom can make you wealthy.  But wealth does not necessarily make you wise.

I would rather be wise than wealthy

I’ll rather be wise!

I rather both, you have to be wise before you can be wealthy, it is wisdom that make you wealthy!!

I would rather be wise.

I’d choose wisdom

I’d choose wisdom 💯

You’re welcome Phyllis, thank you!

Wise! If I was wealthy but didn’t have smarts, I might stupidly dwindle away all my wealth. And it’s generally those who are wise (with the exception of our idiot President) who become wealthy! Has to be one bad orange among the bunch lol 🤣

Wealthy. You can attain wisdom as you continue to live.

Well if the wisdom leads to wealth, I would choose to be wise.  Of course to manage my wealth.

There are many versions of wisdom.  There is always someone who is wiser and being wise doesn’t guarantee anything.  I don’t need to prove anything to anyone with wisdom.

Wealth will help me keep from stressing out for the most part.

I’d rather be wise than wealthy. Wisdom is a blessed quality that builds success, healthy relationships, good families, and usually can make sure your lifestyle is safe from anyone who might take from your wealth or harm you and your family and friends.

Thank you Phyllis, for that you are so welcome!!

Yes Ayegbayo, that is a very good point.

Uhm??…Both really!!

I’d rather be wise wisdom can create and manage wealth, solve problems, and guide others, while wealth without wisdom can be lost.

You are welcome Phyllis

I rather both wisdom leads to wealthy!!

Wealth can be temporary, wisdom is life-long and most useful.

Though I’ve found that wisdom can be a painful thing to have in a world full of foolishness.

Happy Tuesday!

I would choose wisdom.

Here’s why:

Wealth can be lost, stolen, or spent — and it doesn’t guarantee happiness, meaning, or good judgment. Wisdom, on the other hand, helps you navigate life’s challenges, make better decisions, build stronger relationships, and find contentment regardless of your material circumstances. It often leads to deeper forms of abundance — including emotional, spiritual, and sometimes even financial — but in a way that’s sustainable and grounded.

That said, having both wisdom and enough wealth to live securely and generously would be ideal. But if I had to pick just one, I’d take the insight that helps me live well over the money that might only make living easier.

I would rather be wise and then become wealthy