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Venture Capital and Thoughts, Much Less - Ramiberacha


Rami Beracha's blog on the venture capital industry. Rami is co-founder and CEO of Sosa.
It's a huge problem that people do not understand. It's a hazard we've have created. It begins a second after making contact with another person and then ends with an astonishing explosion...
Our biggest error is always believing that there is complete alignment in expectations for both sides. We don't try to get inside our partner's thoughts to find the expectations he has. There is however one thing that we almost always are in agreement on: he won't miss an opportunity ....to widen the expectation gap We don't even need anyone to warn us of the coming conflict.
There are many causes of communication issues. They're usually due to our personality. Square people are more likely to miscommunicate than liberal personalities, while aggressive personalities may have difficulty aligning their expectations with those of passive individuals. This is simple to spot as everyone can tell that they are squared from moderate and passive from aggressive.
But, what do you think if they're very different, only they cannot realize it. There is a chance that there exists an individual gap in personality that is not known about. It is not something that anyone has investigated or warned about, nor traced. !
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Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce you all to the different personality types: The FULL versus the Half Circle people! !
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Note – This is the guidance for your behavior. After you've read the analysis, try and figure out which personality best describes your personality. In addition, try to figure who your partner in real life. If you find that you're distinct types - like Bono sings "we are all one, but we are different" If you do, then be thrilled because you might have discovered the cause of some of your differences! If you're of the same type as me, I'm sorry, but I'm not able to assist you in understanding why your relationships seem to be so terrible.
So here we are...
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Two groups of humans can be described as being human. Some of us can be divided into two groups: some are self-contained, while others feel completely at ease in their own space. Sure, he would like to be a part of a group and yes, he is always seeking people to share his life with. Absolutely! It is all true ... He can still survive without his ideal partner. He will continue to live his life in a relationship with the person he is going to marry once they find one.
The "half of a circle" individuals on the opposite side need a partner. When they discover the miserable creature, they will not give up! To create a happy circle, they will try to join their victim physically. The Halves aren't going to compromise their love for each other. They will stare at each other in the same way from the distance for the remainder of the time. Anything less intimate will give them the desire to connect with another half and create an entire.
An interesting distinction between the two types relates to the choice to let go of an individual partner. The entire circle would typically let go of a person with whom he has lost his chemistry quickly. Half-circles, however, redefine what 'having mutually having chemistry with their partner' to mean - 'im keeping this B..ST..RD until I can safely replace them with a suitable upgrade'.
Imagine the amazing dance that occurs between the "half-a circle" and a full-circle. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. The issue is that he has stepped out of his comfort zone .... and, while the Half was convinced that the Full had made an innocent mistake The Half starts to get angry and takes a step backward. They are unable to explain their pain and have no idea why. If only they knew that one is a Half and the other is Full it could have helped them ...
There isn't any single solution, there are a few options you could adopt.
1. Discover who you really are
2. Learn about your partner
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3. Realize that there is a big distinction.
3. Be respectful of the differences!
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One conclusion can be drawn: Live and let live.

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