You Can't Say You Have Wisdom Without Doing Good Deeds and Conduct

The irony is that james says that wisdom is proved by conduct which is motivated by humility. So it's not just having good deeds and conduct, because you can do a deed that is motivated by a selfish desire will get to tisin a sect. And this is what proves that you have wisdom, right? The original language in the text expresses the idea of humility as doing these deeds and having good conduct in the meekness, or gentleness of wisdom.