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

Rami Beracha is the writer for this blog. It's all about venture capital. Rami is co-founder and CEO at Sosa.
Miscommunication is a big problem. I'd venture to say that it's like a minefield that we have created .. It's a matter of moments after the first contact and then ends with an incredible explosion...
Rami Beracha
The biggest error we make is that, with no good reason, we almost always presume that there is a complete alignment in both sides' expectations without even trying to get our partner's mind to figure out what his expectations from us. There is one thing which we are in total agreement with our partner on - he also doesn't miss the chance to increase the gap in expectations. .... There is no one to tell us about the imminent conflict.
There are a variety of possible causes of miscommunications. Most are due to the differences in our personalities. People with square personalities are more likely to be miscommunicative with liberals. Affirmative personalities might find it difficult to align expectations with passive people. But this is easy to spot - we know squared from liberal, and aggressive from passive.
What if they were very different? Imagine that there's a type of a personality gap that exists, but we are not aware of. It's never been discovered or reported on or even investigated by anyone. !
I'd like to introduce you, ladies and gentlemen an entirely new kind of personality that we share with the FULL-CIRCLE persona versus those from the HALF circle! !
Note: A behavioral guideline when reading the coming analysis look for which one of the two personalities most accurately describes you and at the same time attempt to determine the person who your life partner is. If you discover that you are of different kinds - as Bono sings "we are all one, but we are different" If you do, then be thrilled because you may have found the cause of the differences between you! If, on the other hand you're of similar to one another I'm sorry to say that I am unable to help you understand the reason why your relationships look so bad.
Let's start...
Rami Beracha
Two kinds of human beings are there. Certain of us are 'full-circle' types which is a person who feels totally natural to be alone. It's true that he wants to be around someone else, and he's in search of one. Absolutely! Absolutely! ... He can still survive without his ideal partner. And, once he has found one, he wishes to live the rest of his life shoulder to shoulder with his hopefully complete circle of a partner.
Rami Beracha
The other side of humanity is comprised of the "half-a-circle" types - (no, it's not full circles that have been damaged during the delivery) - ... It's true they are in need of a partner They want to find a partner very badly, and yes, they're in constant, almost religious, search for a new partner... and yes, it's as important for national security for them to find their partner because they can't live without one. They will not let go of their miserable animal after they have found it. They will move to almost physically integrate with the victim in order to form one joyful circle... and do not allow them to experience the dreadful reality of living shoulder to shoulder! The Halves don't want to give up anything less than staring one at the other from a distance of zero for the rest of their lives. They won't settle for anything less intimate to fulfill their desire to be integrated with their other half to make a complete.
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The decision to let go of someone is an everyday occurrence. The full circle will naturally release themselves quickly from the person he has lost his chemistry with. Half-circle people, however redefine the term 'having mutual having chemistry with their partner means - 'I'm keeping this B..ST..RD until I can safely replace them with an appropriate upgrade'.
Imagine the incredible dance that takes place when two people in a "half" and "full" circle attempt to force each other to become their partners. They're unaware of their differences. The Half makes two leaps in the air, way from the comfort zone of his Full, who considers the abrupt invasion of his personal space too scary. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. He forced the Half out of his comfortable zone . While the Half assumes that the Full was innocent and made a wrong move, and he graciously compensated by taking another step forward, the Half becomes more worried and starts to feel angry. They aren't sure why, but they lack proper terminology and don't know how to describe it. They go to the wrong areas. They could have saved their own lives by knowing that one half and the other one is Full.
While this article isn't intended to be a comprehensive list of guidelines, there are actions you can follow.
1. Learn more about who you are.
2. Find out who you are with
3. Know the difference.
3. Respect the different!
Rami Beracha
There is only one possible conclusion.

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