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

Rami Beracha is the blogger for this blog. The focus is on venture capital. Rami is the Co-Founder of Sosa.
Communication is a major problem. It is a minefield of our own making. It begins seconds after our first contact with someone and culminates in an incredible explosion...
We make the biggest mistake of thinking that we are fully aligned with our partners' expectations. One thing that we are in complete alignment with our partner on - he also doesn't miss an opportunity to expand this expectation gap .... We have not been notified by anyone.
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There are many reasons for confusion, and many of them are related to our personalities. People with square personalities are more likely to avoid communicating with liberal personalities. People who are aggressive will have trouble aligning their expectations with those of passive personalities. It is simple to identify and everyone is aware of that they are squared from moderate and passive from aggressive.
They may not even realize they are so different. Imagine to yourself that there is a kind of a personality gap that exists, but we don't know about. It has never been discovered, warned about or investigated it. !
Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce you to a different type of personality that we all share: The FULL CIRCLE and the HALF CIRCLE personalities! !
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Note : This is a behavior guidance. After you've read the analysis, try and discover which persona best represents your personality. At the same time look for which person your companion in real life is. If you discover that you are of distinct types - like Bono song says "we are all one, but we are not the same" - then you should be extremely happy as you may have found the cause of many of your differences! If you're of the same type as me, I'm sorry, but I can't assist you in understanding why your relationships appear to be to be so bad.
And here we are...
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Humans can be classified into two distinct groups. Some people are 'full-circle' who are a self-contained person who feels completely at home being all by his own. Yes, he needs to be with someone, and he's looking for one. Absolutely! It's all true! ... It is possible to live without his ideal partner. He is determined to share his life with his partner, and he is hopeful to be able to complete his circle.
The "half of a circle" individuals on the opposite side are those who need an accomplice. They are not going to let go of the miserable creature when they discover it. They'll move to physically integrate with their victim to create one joyful circle... and don't give them this bullshit of living shoulder-to-shoulder! The Halves will never compromise their affection for one another. They will stare at each one another in the same manner from the distance for the rest. Their desire to merge with their spouse and make a complete unit can only be satisfied by an intimate relationship.
One interesting distinction between these types is the decision to end a relationship. The full circle is likely to be able to let go of a partner he lost chemistry with. Half-circles on the other hand redefine the notion of having the same chemistry' as their partners to mean: 'I'm holding onto this B..ST..RD. until I can replace him correctly'.
Imagine the amazing dance between the "half-a circle" and a full-circle. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. The problem is that he made the Half step outside of his comfort zone ...... The Half realizes that the Full made an innocent error, so he makes another step backward.. But the Half quickly gets angry and begins to take an even bigger and more aggressive step.. The Full and the Half know why but lack proper language. They aren't able to properly express their anguish so they look for the wrong thing. They could have saved their own lives by knowing that one is Half and the other is Full.
While there's no one conclusion, there are actions you can adopt.
1. Find out who you really are.
2. Find out who your partner is
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3. There's a difference.
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3. Respect this distinction!
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One conclusion is: Live and let the life flow.

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