Wisdom is knowing what you dont know.
To be a know-it-all is to live in a world of illusions.
Curiosity sparked the fire of knowledge; complacency extinguishes it.
A know-it-all is often a dont-know-it-all.
Knowing everything means you’re closed to learning anything.
The loudest voice in the room often has the least to say.
True wisdom is found in the questions, not the answers.
A know-it-all is just a little unsure behind the facade.
Knowledge is a journey, not a destination.
Being smart is knowing what to say; being wise is knowing when to listen.
The more you learn, the more you realize how much you dont know.
Confidence without competence is the hallmark of a know-it-all.
In the garden of knowledge, humility is the strongest flower.
A mind that knows it all is a heart that feels nothing.
Great minds think differently; know-it-alls just think.
Once you think you know it all, the learning stops.
An expert is someone who knows more and more about less and less.
The know-it-alls are often the most clueless.
Wisdom whispers, while arrogance shouts.
He who knows everything knows nothing at all.
Knowledge is power; arrogance is its worst enemy.
A know-it-all is a book with a missing cover.
The wise listen more than they speak.
In the realm of knowledge, humility reigns supreme.
The quest for knowledge begins with the admission of ignorance.
A know-it-all is a tapestry woven from threads of myopia.
To know all is to see nothing beyond your own reflection.
A wise soul knows theres always more to learn.
In the maze of information, a know-it-all often gets lost.
Blind certainty is the enemy of true understanding.
Youre never too old to learn; the know-it-alls forgot that.
Real intelligence is admitting when you’re wrong.
Listening is a key to wisdom; talking is a lock.
The brightest minds are often the humblest.
Knowledge without humility is a ship without a rudder.
A know-it-all thinks they’ve arrived; a learner embraces the journey.
The fountain of knowledge never runs dry, but the know-it-alls cup is always full.
Beware the person who claims to know it all; they’re the first to fall.
In the symphony of knowledge, ego plays a discordant note.
Those who think they know hold the keys, but forget the doors.
True growth comes from questioning, not boasting.
A know-it-all wears blinders to the worlds wonders.
The wise gather wisdom like fireflies, illuminating their path.
Those who know too much often miss the beauty in the unknown.
A truly enlightened mind radiates curiosity, not certainty.