Is it better to be happy than wise?

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I agree with Sondra C. & Beauty T. You'll be happy if you're wise. Because wisdom brings with it JOY! over your success' effort that is well spent brings many rewards... knowledge and understanding sharpen wisdom. (don't worry be happy!)

"Whatever the mind of man can
conceive and believe, it can
achieve. Thoughts are things!
And powerful things at that,
when mixed with definiteness of
purpose, and burning desire,
can be translated into riches."
- Napoleon Hill

Yes one can happy when wise thinking!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jan, it is wise to agree with Sondra...kidding but I see your point. Thanks!

I agree with Sondra. May I say, You are Wise if You choose to be happy!

You'll be happy if you're wise.

Thanks all for your great response!

Being happy is preferred if one has to choose out of two.

Wise and happy both have different perspectives. But with wise you can avoid or control all the factors which makes you unhappy

I don't think that if you are wise you should be happy. In my opinion it's much better to be happy than wise.

Concur with several above...
My natural happiness (enjoying being ME) has always helped increase my ability to grow and become more Wise

Dear mike G, happiness always came up if you are wise, but if you are happy you might not wise because people sometimes forget anything when they are happy. But both of them are have different perspective, depend on own habit and knowledge.

do what you like, if you want to be happy, then you put wise away. Of course, not be cheated. This is the use of wise.

It depends.sometimes you‘d better be more happy than wise with life,otherwise you have to be more wise than happy with work.

Warren, even come close to debating your wisdom so...cheers for the great response!

The two go hand in hand. If you are wise, you are going to avoid things that make you unhappy and that's all it takes to remain happy. In my opinion, happy is the default condition and something has to push me to be unhappy and that is hard to do.