|   ASST.PROF.PHORRAMATPANYAPRAT 
TONGPRASONG,
      Ph.D., FHEA UKPSF
 Tongprasog, P. (2024). Wisdom Assets,
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 Knowledge
is the theoretical understanding of facts, concepts,
and principles acquired through learning or education.
It's like having a textbook full of information. Experience,
on the other hand, is the practical application of that
knowledge gained through doing or living. It's like having
a real-world lab where you put your textbook knowledge to the test.
 While knowledge provides a
foundation for understanding, experience enhances
problem-solving, decision-making, and
adaptability. They often go hand-in-hand, as
experience is often based on knowledge, and knowledge is
often gained through experience.
  Knowledge
vs Experience | Feature | Knowledge | Experience |  | Definition | Information
acquired through learning or education. | Practical
application of knowledge gained through doing or living. |  | Source | Books,
articles, courses, research, and other sources of information. | Personal
encounters, trials, successes, failures, and life situations. |  | Nature | Theoretical
and conceptual. | Practical
and applied. |  | Focus | Understanding
facts, concepts, and principles. | Applying
knowledge to real-world situations. |  | Value | Provides
a foundation for understanding and decision-making. | Enhances
problem-solving, decision-making, and adaptability. |  | Relationship | Experience
is often based on knowledge, but it goes beyond it by incorporating
practical application and personal insights. | Knowledge
is often gained through experience as one learns from their encounters. | 
 
 
The
Comparison
of Wisdom
Assets vs Intellectual Properties
 
 
 | Feature | Wisdom
Assets | Intellectual
Properties |  | Definition | Non-tangible
assets from experience and insight | Legal
rights protecting creations of the mind |  | Characteristics | Knowledge-based,
communal, promotes critical thinking | Tangible
protections, requires registration |  | Value | Influences
strategies, enhances innovation | Provides
competitive advantage, generates revenue |  | Management | Cultivation
and sharing of insights | Legal
oversight and enforcement of rights |  | Nature | Intangible,
experience-based | Tangible,
legally recognized |  | Protection | Cannot
be legally protected | Legally
protected through patents, trademarks, etc. |  | Monetization | Enhances
decision-making and strategy | Can
directly generate income | 
 The term "wisdom
assets" is not universally
defined, but it generally refers to the intangible assets that contribute to
an individual's or organization's ability to make sound decisions,
solve problems, and navigate complex situations. These assets can
include knowledge, experience, insights, intuition, and the ability to
reflect and learn from past experiences. Here are some key components
of wisdom assets:
 1. Knowledge
 - Definition: The accumulation of facts, information,
and skills acquired through experience or education.
 - Importance: Knowledge is foundational for making
informed decisions and understanding complex issues.
 2. Experience
 - Definition: The practical contact with and
observation of facts or events over time.
 - Importance: Experience helps individuals and
organizations learn from past successes and failures, providing context
for future decisions.
 3. Intuition
 - Definition: The ability to understand something
instinctively, without the need for conscious reasoning.
 - Importance: Intuition can guide decision-making,
especially in situations where data is incomplete or ambiguous.
 4. Emotional Intelligence
 - Definition: The ability to recognize, understand,
and manage our own emotions and the emotions of others.
 - Importance: High emotional intelligence contributes
to better interpersonal relationships and effective leadership.
 5. Critical Thinking
 - Definition: The ability to analyze information
objectively and make a reasoned judgment.
 - Importance: Critical thinking enables individuals to
evaluate arguments, identify biases, and make logical decisions.
 6. Reflective Practice
 - Definition: The process of reflecting on one's
experiences to gain insights and improve future actions.
 - Importance: Reflective practice fosters continuous
learning and adaptation.
 7. Ethical Judgment
 - Definition: The ability to discern right from wrong
and make decisions that align with moral principles.
 - Importance: Ethical judgment is crucial for
maintaining integrity and trust in personal and professional
relationships.
 8. Collaboration and
Communication Skills
 - Definition: The ability to work effectively with
others and convey ideas clearly.
 - Importance: Collaboration and communication are
essential for leveraging collective wisdom and achieving common goals.
 9.  Adaptability
 - Definition: The ability to adjust to new conditions
and challenges.
 - Importance: Adaptability is vital in a rapidly
changing world, allowing individuals and organizations to thrive
despite uncertainty.
 10. Vision and Strategic Thinking
 - Definition: The ability to foresee future trends and
develop long-term plans.
 - Importance: Visionary thinking helps guide
organizations toward sustainable success.
 
 Application of Wisdom Assets
 - Personal Life: Individuals can cultivate their wisdom assets
through lifelong learning, self-reflection, and seeking diverse
experiences.
 - Organizations Level: Companies can leverage wisdom assets by
fostering a culture of learning, encouraging collaboration, and valuing
diverse perspectives.
 
 Conclusion
 Wisdom assets are crucial for effective decision-making and
problem-solving in both personal and professional contexts. By
recognizing and developing these assets, individuals and organizations
can enhance their capacity to navigate challenges and seize
opportunities..
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Tongprasong, Ph.D., FHEA
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