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Venture Capital and Thoughts, Much Less - Ramiberacha


This is the blog of Rami Beracha about venture capital world. Rami is also the Co-Founder at Sosa.
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Communication issues are a major issue. It's a minefield we made. It is triggered a second after making contact with another person and then ends with an incredible explosion...
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Our biggest error is always taking for granted that there is a complete alignment of expectations on both sides. We don't want to pick out our partner's thoughts to find the expectations he has. One thing that we are in complete agreement with our partner on - he also doesn't miss an opportunity to expand the gap between expectations. .... And we don't need anyone to warn us of the coming conflict.
There are many sources of miscommunications and they are mostly caused by our personalities. Individuals with squares are likely to confuse people of a liberal mindset, and individuals who are aggressive will have a hard time aligning expectations with those of passive people. This isn't difficult to spot - we recognize squared from liberal and aggressive from passive.
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What if they were completely different? Think about if there is an individual gap. It has never been discovered, reported on, or studied by anyone. !
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Ladies and gentlemen! Let me introduce you to a new personality one that we all share. The characters of the FULL CIRCLE differ from the HALF CLIRCLE characters. !
Be aware that this is not a form of behavioral guidance. After reading the following analysis, try and determine which type of persona best represents your personality. At the same time look for who your partner in real life is. If you find out that you're of two different types, as Bono declares "we're one but we're not alike" If you do, then you ought to feel happy. It is possible that you have discovered the reason behind many of the differences between you! If you're of the same type as me, I'm sorry, but I'm not able to help you understand why your relationships seem awfully poor.
We are here...
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Two groups of humans are referred to as human. There are two types of people one of which is the "full circle" type, who is self-contained and feels completely at ease being by themselves. Sure, he would like to connect with other people and the truth is, he's always seeking people to share his life with. Absolutely! All true! ... But, until he's found his ideal partner, he CAN survive without one. And, once he has found the one he wants, he would like to live the rest of his life, by his side with his - hopefully full circle - of friends.
Other people are the "half-acircle" kind of people. They will not let go of the savage creature when they discover it. They'll work to physically join their victim in a happy circle. The Halves don't want to compromise on anything less than staring one at the other from a zero distance throughout their lives. It's impossible for them to feel more intimate than that.
An interesting observation among the types is how they decide to part ways with their partner. The entire circle will undoubtedly be able to let go of a person that has lost their connection quickly. On the other hand, half-circles will redefine the meaning of chemistry between couples to be - "I am holding on to this B..ST..RD., until I can replace him with an upgrade."
Imagine the fantastic dance that occurs when two people in a "half" and "full" circle attempt to make each other their partners. They're not aware of their distinctions. The Half makes two leaps forward, well beyond the comfort zone of his Full who finds the sudden intrusion into 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 comfort zone . Although the Half assumes that the Full was innocent and made a error, and graciously compensated by taking another step forward, the Half becomes more worried and starts to get angry. They are unable to describe their feelings and have no idea why. It would have saved their lives if they knew the difference between half and full.
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While there isn't any one conclusion, there are several ways to go about it.
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1. Find out who you are.
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2. Find out more about your partner
3. Recognize the difference.
3. Respect differences!
There is only one conclusion.

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