Before anything else: God loves you and wants to protect you. He doesn't give you rules to ruin your fun, He teaches you good things because He takes care of you.
Do you remember learning to ride a bike? At first, someone held on from behind, and you were thinking about everything at once: your foot on the pedal, your hand on the handlebar, your eyes ahead, the fear of falling. That's a lot to think about all at once.
But then, after trying a bunch of times, something like magic happened. Your body learned. Today you hop on a bike and don't even think about balancing, you just start pedaling. What used to be a hard rule became something that lives inside you.
Wisdom works exactly the same way. At first, it's Mom and Dad saying: tell the truth, don't take what isn't yours, say sorry when you're wrong. It sounds like an outside rule, and sometimes it even feels like a hassle. But the more you practice it, the more it becomes part of who you are.
Then one day someone offers you something wrong, and you don't even have to think much about it. There's a little voice inside you that already knows and says: that's not okay. That little voice is the wisdom you've trained, and it works like an invisible helmet, protecting you before anything even happens.
And here's the cool part: that little voice is a gift from God, and He helps you make it stronger and stronger.