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Venture Capital, Thoughts and Much Less - Rami Beracha


This is the blog of Rami Beracha, a venture capitalist from the world. Rami is the co-founder and CEO at Sosa.
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Miscommunication is a serious problem. It's like a minefield. It begins just a second after coming into contact with another person, and ends with an astonishing explosion...
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Our biggest mistake is to think that we are completely aligned in our expectations of each other without trying to guess what our partner expects from us. There is one thing that we are in complete agreement with our partner on and he doesn't hesitate to miss the chance to increase this expectation gap .... We're not notified by anyone.
There are many sources of miscommunications and they are mostly related to our different personalities. People with square personalities are more likely to miscommunicate than liberal personalities, while aggressive personalities may have difficulty in coordinating their expectations with those of passive individuals. This is evident - squared can be distinguished from liberal, whereas aggressive is a distinct thing from passive.
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But what if they are completely different? Consider the gap in personality. It has never been discovered or reported on or even investigated by anyone. !
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Ladies and gentlemen, I'd like to present to you a different type of personality The FULL and Half Circle people! !
Note: This analysis provides behavioral guidance. Find out which personality best describes your personality and then find out the person who is your partner. If you realize that you're different types that you can be content. It could be the reason for some of your differences. If, on the other hand you're of similar to one another and you are not, I am sorry but I cannot assist you in understanding the reason why your relationships appear to be so terrible.
Let's get going...
There are two kinds of human beings that are called humans. Certain of us are "full-circle" types which is a person who feels totally natural to be completely by themselves. He requires a companion. Absolutely! All true ... However, he'll never be able to live without the right partner. Once he has found the right one then he'll be able to live his life with his full circle of friends.
The other side of humanity is made up of "half-a-circle" kind of people - (no it's not full circles that were damaged during the birth) (see below) ... It's true, they need an accomplice and yes, they need an ally desperately, indeed, they are constantly, almost religious, search for a new partner... and yes it's as important in terms of national security for them to locate their ideal partner as they just cannot live without one. They won't let go of their miserable animal when they discover it. To form the illusion of a happy circle, they'll attempt to integrate their victim physically. The Halves do not want to compromise their desire to gaze at each at each other from a distance of 0 for the rest of their lives. Only intimacy can satisfy their need to connect to one another and create one whole.
A fascinating observation about these two typesof people: the decision to let a relationship go. The full circle is likely to let go relatively quickly from the person he has lost the chemistry of. Half-circles on the other hand redefine the concept of 'having an chemistry' with their partner to be: 'I'm holding onto this B..ST..RD. until I am able to replace him in a proper manner'.
Imagine the dance where the half-circle and the full circle are trying to make their partner feel happy. The half is able to move two steps ahead of the safety zone. The unexpected intrusion into his private space can be somewhat scary. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. Problem is, he made the Half move out of his familiar area ...... The Half is aware that the Full was making an error that was not his fault, and the Half takes a second step backwards.. But the Half quickly gets angry and starts to make an even bigger and more aggressive step.. They are unable to describe their feelings and don't know why. If they had known that one is a Half and the other one is Full, it could have helped them ...
This essay does not have any conclusive conclusion. However, it does contain some action items.
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1. Find out who you are
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2. Find out who is your partner
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3. Recognize that there's a significant difference.
3. Respect the distinction!
Let's say there is only one conclusion Live and let be.

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