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

This blog is written by Rami Beracha on the venture capital world. Rami is co-founder and CEO at Sosa.
Communication is a huge issue. It's a danger zone and is entirely our responsibility. It begins just a second after the first contact with another person and comes to an end with a spectacular explosion...
Rami Beracha
Our greatest mistake is to assume complete agreement in our expectations and do not even try to understand the expectations of our partner. One thing we do agree on is that our partner doesn't miss an opportunity to increase the gap in expectations ..... There's no one on the planet to warn us of the coming clash.
There are many causes for confusion, and many of them stem from our personality. People who are square are more likely to be miscommunicative with liberals. Aggressive personalities may have difficulty aligning expectations with passive personalities. But this is easy to spot - we recognize squared from liberal and aggressive from passive.
What if they were different? Think about if there is a personality gap. It is not something that anyone has investigated or even identified. !
Ladies and gentlemen, I'd like to present to you the different personality types The FULL and HALF CIRCLE personality! !
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Note – This is behavior guidance. After you've read the analysis, try to discover which personality best describes your personality. At the same time look for who your partner in real life is. If you find that you're different types - like Bono sings, "we can be one however we are not the same" If you do, then you ought to be very happy as you may have discovered the cause of the differences between you. If, on one hand, you are similar to one another, then I am sorry, but I can't assist you in understanding the reason why your relationships seem so bad.
So, here we take a look...
Humans can be classified into two groups. A few of us fall under the "full-circle" category which refers to a person who is completely self-sufficient and doesn't feel that the need for a partner. It is true that he may need an accomplice. Absolutely! All true ... However, he'll never be able to live without the right companion. He is determined to share his life with his beloved, and he is hopeful to be able to complete his circle.
Half-circle people constitute the other half of humanity. When they find the miserable creature and they are determined to keep go of it. They will attempt to live with their victim as if were one of them, and refuse to give up the idea of living together. They'll not be compromising on being capable of looking at each with each other for the rest of their lives. It's impossible for them to be more intimate than that.
Rami Beracha
Interesting observation between these two types: the decision to let go of a partner. The whole circle is likely to let go of a partner who is losing their chemistry quickly. Half-a-circle types will, however redefine the term 'having mutual in chemistry with their partners' to mean - 'im still holding onto this B..ST..RD until I am able to safely replace them with a proper upgrade'.
Imagine the amazing dance that occurs when the "half" and "full" circle try to be their counterparts. They're not aware of their differences. The Half takes two leaps forward, well away from the safety space of the Full who finds the abrupt invasion of 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 . Although the Half believes that the Full was innocent and made a error, and was kind enough to compensate by taking a second step forward, the Half gets more concerned and begins to feel angry. They are unable to describe their hurt and have no idea why. They could have avoided their own misery in the event that they knew the distinction between Half and Full.
Although there isn't a single conclusion, there are several actions that can be taken.
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1. Find out more about who you are.
2. Learn who your partner is
3. Know the difference.
Rami Beracha
3. Respect the distinction!
Let's be honest and say that there's only one conclusion: Live and let be.

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