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Venture Capital and Thoughts, Much Less - Ramiberacha


Rami Beracha's blog is about the venture capital market. Rami is co-founder of Sosa.
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Communication issues are a major issue. It is a minefield of our own making. It begins seconds after our first interaction with someone and concludes with an amazing explosion...
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We make the most common mistake of thinking we're fully aligned with our partners' expectations. There is however one thing that we almost always are in agreement on: he won't miss an opportunity ....to widen the expectation gap We are not alerted by anyone.
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There are a variety of reasons that lead to miscommunications, and most of them are related to our personalities. People who are squared are more likely than liberal personalities to miscommunicate, and people who are aggressive might have difficulties aligning expectations with passive. This is evident - squared can be distinguished from liberal, whereas aggressive individuals can be distinguished from passive.
What is the likelihood that they're so different and they don't be aware of it. It's possible that there exists a gap in their personalities that we aren't aware of. It has never been discovered or reported on or studied by anyone. !
Let me introduce you, ladies and gentlemen, to a new type personality we all have: the FULL CIRCLE personalities as opposed to the HALF-CIRCLE personalities. !
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It is a behavioral guide. If you go through the analysis below attempt to determine which personality best describes you. Also, try to determine who your partner is in life. If you find out that you are of two different types, as Bono declares "we're one , but we're not the same" If you do, then you ought to be happy. It is possible that you have discovered the reason behind some of the differences in your life! If, however, you are two of the same type and you're both of the same type, then I can't help but to tell you the reason why your relationships appear so terrible.
Here we are...
Humans are divided into two groups. Some of us are the "full-circle" type which is a person who feels totally natural to be by himself. Sure, he requires a partner, yes he wants a partner, and yes he is in perpetual search of an ideal partner. Absolutely! It is all true ... However, he will not be able survive without a suitable partner. Once he's found one, he wishes to live his life shoulder to shoulder with his hopefully complete circle - partner.
The "half a circle" individuals on the opposite side are those who need an accomplice. And once they have found the miserable creature, THEY will not give up! To form a joyful circle, they almost integrate with the victim... however, don't let them do this bullshit of living side-by-side! The Halves will not compromise on anything less than staring one at the other from a zero distance for the rest of their lives. Only intimacy will fulfill their desire to be connected to one another and create an entire.
An interesting distinction between the two types is the decision to let go of a partner. The full circle will typically be able to let go of a partner he lost chemistry with. The 'half-a-circle' types are, however will redefine the meaning of 'having mutual chemistry with their companions' to be - 'im hanging on to this B..ST..RD until I can safely replace him with an appropriate upgrade'.
Imagine the incredible dance between the "half-a circle" and the full circle. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. The issue is that he took half of his comfortable zone .... and while the Half was convinced that the Full was making an innocent mistake The Half starts to get angry and takes a step forward. They aren't sure why, but they lack proper terms and are unable to describe it. So they go to the wrong place. They could have saved their lives knowing that one is Half and one is Full.
Although there isn't a single conclusion, there are a variety of ways to go about it.
1. Find out who you are
2. Find out more about your partner
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3. Recognize that there is a distinction.
3. Be aware of the differences!
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Let's be honest and say that there is only one conclusion Live and let be.

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