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

Rami Beracha's blog on the venture capital market. Rami is co-founder of Sosa.
Communication issues are a major problem. It's almost like an open-air minefield. It's a matter of seconds after the first interaction with someone and culminates in an incredible explosion...
Our biggest error is that we assume total alignment in each other's expectations, without ever trying to understand the expectations of our partner. One thing we can be sure of that the other party doesn't waste any chance to expand this gap . We have not been notified by anyone.
There are many reasons behind communication issues. They're usually due to our personal personality. Square people are more likely to communicate in a misguided manner than liberal personalities, while individuals who are aggressive may have trouble matching their expectations to the expectations of passive people. This is simple to spot and everyone is aware of squared from the liberal, and passive from the aggressive.
Imagine if they were very different? Imagine that there's a type of a personality gap that exists, but which we don't know about. It has not been found, reported on, or even investigated by anyone. !
Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce you to a brand new type of personality we all have: the FULL CIRCLE versus the HALF CIRCLE types! !
Rami Beracha
This analysis offers behavioral guidance. Find out what personality best represents who you are and then determine the person who is your partner. If you discover you are distinct personalities - just like Bono says, "we can be one however we are not the same" You should be extremely happy because you may have identified the reason behind many of your differences. If, however, you are both of the same kind, then I'm sorry that I can't help but to tell you why your relationships look so terrible.
Here we are...
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Humans can be divided into two categories. Certain of us are divided into two groups: some are self-contained, while others are completely at home. He does need partners, yes, there is a need for a partner and yes, he's in continuous search of the right partner. Absolutely! It's all true! ... However, he will have to live without the perfect partner until he does. When he has found the one he wants, he would like to live his life shoulder to shoulder with his hopefully complete circle - partner.
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Others are those who are "half-acircle" kind of people. Once they've found the miserable creature, THEY will not give up! They'll try to physically integrate their victim in a happy circle. The Halves don't want to sacrifice anything other than staring at each opposite from a distance of a single pixel throughout their lives. Only intimate relationships fill their need for connection to one another and create one whole.
Rami Beracha
A fascinating observation about the two types: the decision to let go of a partner. The full circle will typically let go relatively quickly from the person he has lost chemistry with. However, the 'half-acircle' types will redefine the meaning of chemistry between two people to mean "I am holding on to this B..ST..RD. until I can replace him with a better version."
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Imagine the incredible dance that takes place when the "half" and "full" circle attempt to force each other to become their counterparts. They're not aware of their differences. The Half makes two leaps forward, well away from the safety zone of his Full, who thinks the sudden intrusion into his personal space too frightening. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. He took the Half out of his comfortable zone . While the Half thinks that the Full made an innocent wrong move, and he was kind enough to compensate by taking a second step forward, the Half gets more concerned and begins to feel irritated. The Full and the Half are aware of the reason, but they lack proper terminology. They're unable to adequately explain their anguish so they look for the wrong thing. If they had known that one of them is a Half and the other one is Full, it could have saved their lives ...
Rami Beracha
This essay doesn't have a conclusive conclusion. However, it does contain some actions.
1. Learn who you truly are
2. Find out who your partner really is.
3. Be aware of the differences.
3. Respect the different!
One conclusion is: Live and let the life flow.

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