Wisdom Is...
...the ability to see life from God's perspective.  This means that we are able to trace the problems that we experience to their root causes and take the proper steps to correct them.  Those who don't have wisdom don't see any connection between the cause and effect of their problems and, therefore, don't understand what they're stumbling over or, if they avoid problems - they don't grasp the concept of why they avoid them.

Wisdom Is...
...the ability to use facts and knowledge to come to correct conclusions.  Never before have there been so many conflicting philosophies on how to live.  If we are not able to see through the faulty structure of these systems of knowledge we will suffer the consequences of diminishing the potential of a happy and successful life.

Wisdom Is...
...seeing how God's principals are universal and non-optional and how every civilization and individual has and will succeed or fail in direct relationship to how they follow them.

Wisdom Is...
...understanding human nature and how it is opposed to God's nature so that we can make decisions that will avoid unnecessary problems.  An example of this is the warning,  "He that gives to the rich shall surely come to want (Proverbs 22:16)."  The simple-minded would naturally conclude that by giving gifts to a rich man he will get in return what he needs for his own plans.  A wise person, however, understands the motives and responses of a rich man and does not build his hopes on what he can get from him.

Wisdom Is...
...the ability to see how our inclinations are contrary to the principals of life.