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1. Hi Melinda. Similar to you, I think my mother is the wisest out of all my relatives, friends, and acquaintances. It states, “Wisdom deals with important or difficult matters of life and human condition” (Kali & Cavanaugh, 2015) and your mom is definitely a great example of wisdom. Stating all of her obstacles, especially choosing to go back to school and at the same time working fulltime as well as raising a child, definitely tested her limits but she pulled through it, which is a great example of good judgment and knowledge. Anyways, I can definitely relate with you about the stubborn part. We sometimes tend to not want to listen to our elders, or get told what to do, but they have probably lived through it already so we should stop and

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