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

This blog is written by Rami Beracha about venture capital world. Rami is the Co-Founder of Sosa.
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Communication is one of the biggest issues. It's a danger zone that is our own fault. It starts a second after we make the first contact with a person and ends with a spectacular explosion...
Our biggest error is always believing that there is complete alignment in expectations on both sides. We don't attempt to get inside the thoughts of our partner to figure out his expectations. We're almost always in total alignment with our partner , with the exception of one thing : he doesn't take advantage of the opportunity to increase the gap in expectations . We are not alerted by anyone.
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There are many reasons behind miscommunications. They usually are related to our individual personas. Individuals with squares are likely to miscommunicate with people of a liberal mindset, and aggressive personalities will find difficult to align expectations with passive ones. However, this is not difficult to spot - we recognize squared from liberal and aggressive from passive.
What if they're totally different? Consider if there's a personality gap. It has never been discovered, reported on, or investigated by anyone. !
Ladies and gentlemen! I'd like to present to you a new personality type that we all share. The personalities of the FULL CIRCLE are different from the HALF CLIRCLE characters. !
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Note : This is a behavior guidance. After you have read the analysis, you should try to figure out which you are the most like in your character. At the same time look for who your partner in real life is. If you realize that you're different types - like Bono sings, "we can be one however we are not the same", - you should be very content as you may have identified the root-cause behind some of your differences. If, on the other hand you're of the same type, then I am sorry, but I can't help you figure out the reason why your relationships look so bad.
We are now...
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Humans can be divided into two categories. Certain of us are 'full-circle' types, a self-contained person that is completely comfortable alone. Yes, he needs to be with someone, and he's looking for one. Absolutely! It's true! ... But, he can't live without his dream companion until he finds one. When he finds his dream partner He wants to live his life shoulder-to-shoulder with his - hopefully full circle of friends.
The "half of a circle" individuals on the opposite side have an accomplice. Once they've found the terrible creature, they do not let them go! In order to make one happy circle, they be able to almost join the victim... but do not let them go through the bullshit of living side by side! The Halves will never compromise their affection for one another. They will gaze at each with the same gaze from the distance for the remainder of the time. Nothing less intimate can give them the desire to connect with another half and create a whole.
A fascinating observation between the kinds is the way they choose to part ways with their companion. If a partner has lost chemistry with the whole circle will be released easily by the entire circle. Half-circles on the other hand will redefine the idea of having an chemistry' with their partner to be: 'I'm holding onto this B..ST..RD. Until I can replace him in a proper manner'.
Imagine the amazing dance between the "half-a circle" and the full circle. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. He took the Half out of his comfort zone . While the Half thinks that the Full made a error, and kindly compensated by making another step forward, the Half becomes more concerned and begins to get angry. They don't know why but they lack proper terminology and don't know how to explain it. Therefore, they head to the wrong place. If they had known that one of them is a Half and the other one is Full, it could have saved their lives ...
While there is no one answer, there are many actions that can be taken.
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1. Find out who you really are
2. Find out about your partner
3. Be aware of the difference.
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3. Respect the distinction!
Let's be honest and say that there is only one conclusion: Live and let be.

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