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Venture Capital, Thoughts and Much Less - Rami Beracha


Rami Beracha's blog on the venture capital industry. Rami is co-founder of Sosa.
Communication issues are a major issue. It's a minefield that we have created. It begins within a few seconds after coming into contact with a person and culminates in an amazing explosion...
The biggest error we make is always assuming complete alignment in expectations for both sides. We don't attempt to read our partner's thoughts to find out his expectations. There's one thing that we are in complete agreement with our partner on - he also doesn't miss an opportunity to expand the gap in expectations. .... We don't even need anyone to warn us of the coming conflict.
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There are many causes for communication issues, and the majority of them stem from our personality. The square personality is more likely to avoid communicating with those who are liberal. Aggressive personalities will struggle to align their expectations and those of passive personalities. This is easy to spot: we all know what squared means.
What happens if they're totally different? They'll not recognize that. Imagine that there is a kind of a personality gap that exists but that is not even noticed by us. It has not been found, reported on, or studied by anyone. !
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I'd like to introduce you, ladies and gentlemen an entirely new kind of personality we have in common: the FULL-CIRCLE personality versus people from the half circle! !
Note: A behavioral guideline - when you read the coming analysis look for which of the two personalities describe you best and at the same time try to figure out the person who your life partner is. If you find that you are of different types - as the Bono sings "we are one but we are not the same" - then you should be thrilled because you might have discovered the reason behind some of your differences! If, on the other hand you're of the same type I'm sorry, but I'm unable to help you comprehend why your relationships are the same thing...
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Two categories of human beings can be classified as human. Some of us can be divided into two categories one of which is self-contained while others feel completely at home. Sure, he would like to partner with others, and sure, he's always seeking people to share his life with. Absolutely! It's all true ... However, he cannot survive without his dream partner until he finds one. He is determined to spend his entire life with his love, and he is hopeful to make it to the end of his circle.
The "half-a circle" kind is the opposite face of the human race. (No it's not a full-circle that was damaged during the birth). And once they have found the miserable creature, THEY do not let them go! They will move to almost physically integrate with the victim in order to form a happy circle... and do not allow them to experience the dreadful reality of living shoulder-to-shoulder! The Halves will never sacrifice their love for each other. They will stare at each other in the same way in the distance, and then rest. It's impossible to make them feel more intimate than that.
An interesting distinction between the two types relates to the decision to leave the person you are with. The entire circle is likely to be the first to let go of a companion who has lost chemistry very quickly. The half-a–circle' types on the other hand redefine the idea of having chemistry' with their partners to mean: 'I'm holding onto this B..ST..RD. until I am able to replace him properly'.
Rami Beracha
Imagine the dance where the half-circle and the full circle try to make their partner feel happy. But, the Half can make two steps to the left of the comfortable zone. This unexpected invasion into the privacy of his own is slightly daunting. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. But the problem is that he did the Half step outside of his familiar zone ...... The Half realizes that the Full has made an innocent error, so he makes another step backward.. However, the Half is soon upset and takes a bigger, more aggressive step.. They can't describe their hurt and have no idea why. It would be a lot easier for them to live if they understood the difference between the half and full.
This essay does not have a conclusive conclusion. However it does include some actions.
1. Learn more about who you are.
2. Discover who is your partner really is.
3. Recognize the difference.
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3. Respect the different!
In reality, one conclusion is actually, one conclusion: Live and let live.

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