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'Made in....Earth' - Rami Beracha

Rami Beracha is the writer of this blog. This blog is all about venture capital. Rami is also co-founder at Sosa.
Miscommunication is a big problem. It's a danger caused by us. It starts a second after the initial encounter with a person and ends with an incredible explosion...
The biggest error we make is always assuming complete alignment in expectations from both sides. We don't attempt to pick out the thoughts of our partner to figure out what his expectations are. However, there is one thing we can almost always are in agreement on: he won't miss an opportunity ....to expand the expectations gap. And there is no one in the world who can warn us of the coming clash.
There are many causes of miscommunications. They usually are related to our personal personas. The squared personality is more likely than liberal personalities to be misinformed, while people who are aggressive might have difficulties getting their expectations in line with passive. But, this isn't difficult to spot We all know the distinction between liberal and squared and passive from active.
What if they were different? Imagine the personality gap. It's never been discovered and has never been reported or even investigated by anyone. !
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Ladies and gentlemen, I'd like to introduce you all to an entirely different kind of personality The FULL and the half circle personalities! !
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This analysis offers behavioral guidance. Determine the personality that best defines what you're like and then determine who your partner is. If you discover you are two different people - as Bono says, "we can be one but not exactly the same" You should be very content as you may have identified the root-cause behind many of your differences. If you're of the same type like me, I'm sorry, but I'm not able to help you understand why your relationships are so poor.
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We are here...
Two types of human beings are there. Some of us fall into the "full-circle" category which refers to a person who is totally independent and doesn't believe that the need for an accomplice. Yes, he wants to connect with other people, and the truth is, he's always seeking someone to share his life with. Absolutely! All true! ... But, he won't be able survive without the right companion. And, once he has discovered one, he'd like to live the rest of his life in a relationship with his - hopefully full circle - of friends.
The other group is those who are "half-acircle" kinds. When they discover the miserable creature that they have found, they won't give up! To form a happy circle, they'll try to make their victim feel more physically. The Halves aren't willing to compromise on anything less than staring at each other from a zero distance for the rest of their lives. Only intimate relationships fulfill their desire to be connected with each other and make a whole.
A fascinating observation of the two types of people is the choice to let go of an individual partner. A partner who has lost their chemistry with the full circle will be let go naturally by the whole circle. Half-circles, however, redefine what 'having mutually having chemistry with their partner' to mean - 'im holding on to this B..ST..RD until I can safely replace them with an appropriate upgrade'.
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Imagine the amazing dance that occurs between the "half-a circle" and a full-circle. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. But the problem is that he did the Half move out of his comfort area ...... The Half realizes that the Full has made an innocent mistake, so he makes another step backward.. But the Half soon becomes upset and starts to make a bigger, more aggressive step.. They aren't sure why, however, they don't have the proper terminology and can't explain the situation. So they go to the wrong areas. If only they knew that one half is a Half and the other one is Full, it could have helped them ...
There is no single conclusion to this essay , but there are some action items:
Rami Beracha
1. Find out who you really are
2. Find out who your partner is
3. Be aware of the difference.
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3. Respect the difference!
One thing to remember is to live and let life.

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