Excerpt From Summary of Morgan Housel's The Psychology of Money
#1
Everyone experiences money differently, and this can cause disagreements between people who have very similar financial situations.
#2
People’s lifetime investment decisions are heavily anchored to the experiences those investors had in their own generation. People don’t make rational, calculated decisions; they make decisions based on the experiences they have had, which can be shaped by luck of the draw.
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