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From the book - #ThePsychologyOfMoney
[A thread on my key learnings from this book]
From the book - #ThePsychologyOfMoney
[A thread on my key learnings from this book]
Doing well with money has little to do with your smartness, a lot to do with how you behave. And behaviour is hard to teach.
#ThePsychologyOfMoney 1/n
#ThePsychologyOfMoney 1/n
The hardest financial skill is getting the goalpost to stop moving.
Modern capitalism is a pro at two things: generating wealth and generating envy.
Life isn’t any fun without a sense of ‘enough’.
#ThePsychologyOfMoney 4/n
Modern capitalism is a pro at two things: generating wealth and generating envy.
Life isn’t any fun without a sense of ‘enough’.
#ThePsychologyOfMoney 4/n
Only six teams have lower career HR records than the #Angels, all of them newer than the Angels:
Padres: 163 (Nate Colbert)
Diamondbacks: 224 (Luis Gonzalez)
Mets: 252 (Darryl Strawberry)
Rays: 261 (Evan Longoria)
Marlins: 267 (Giancarlo Stanton)
Nats: 270 (Ryan Zimmerman)
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Padres: 163 (Nate Colbert)
Diamondbacks: 224 (Luis Gonzalez)
Mets: 252 (Darryl Strawberry)
Rays: 261 (Evan Longoria)
Marlins: 267 (Giancarlo Stanton)
Nats: 270 (Ryan Zimmerman)
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#MikeTrout is the 3rd active player to hold his team's career HR record, joining Zimmerman and Ryan Braun. Besides those 3 and the other five in the previous tweet, only five non-HOFers hold their teams' career records: McGwire, Sosa, Juan Gone, Carlos Delgado & Todd Helton. 2/4
Longest-standing current team HR records:
Yankees: 1920 (Babe Ruth)
Red Sox: 1948 (Ted Williams)
Cardinals: 1951 (Stan Musial)
Dodgers: 1956 (Duke Snider)
Twins: 1963 (Killebrew)
Giants: 1966 (Willie Mays)
Tigers: May 10, 1968 (Al Kaline)
Braves: June 17, 1968 (Hank Aaron)
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Yankees: 1920 (Babe Ruth)
Red Sox: 1948 (Ted Williams)
Cardinals: 1951 (Stan Musial)
Dodgers: 1956 (Duke Snider)
Twins: 1963 (Killebrew)
Giants: 1966 (Willie Mays)
Tigers: May 10, 1968 (Al Kaline)
Braves: June 17, 1968 (Hank Aaron)
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