Is it better to be smart or intelligent?

WRITTEN by ADAM WAYNE - < 1 minute

WRITTEN by ADAM WAYNE - < 1 minute

[lwptoc min="1" depth="1" hierarchical="1" numeration="decimalnested" title="" toggle="1" labelShow="Jump Ahead" labelHide="Collapse" hideItems="1" smoothScrollOffset="24" titleFontSize="100%" titleFontWeight="extrabold" itemsFontSize="80%" colorScheme="white" backgroundColor="#ffffff" borderColor="#ffffff" titleColor="#b7b7b7" linkColor="#b7b7b7" hoverLinkColor="#b7b7b7" visitedLinkColor="#b7b7b7" skipHeadingLevel="h1,h4,h5,h6"]

Never miss a story

The definition of Smart is “having or showing a quick-witted intelligence.”

The definition of Intelligent is “the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills.”

Was this post helpful?

Let us know if you liked the post. That’s the only way we can improve.

. . .

Can I send you my next blog post?

Receive an email when I publish a new article. I also share a summary of outstanding content I stumble across.

Sign up now and you’ll receive a collection of my most popular articles, as well as a comprehensive guide on how to plan a kick-ass week

View Comments

Is it better to be smart or intelligent?

Was this post helpful?

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

How to whitelist website on AdBlocker?