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Venture Capital and Thoughts, Much Less - Ramiberacha


Rami Beracha has created this blog to talk about the world of venture capital. Rami Beracha co-founded Sosa.
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Miscommunication is a serious problem. It could be a dangerous hazard, which is our fault. It's a matter of just a few seconds after contact, and culminates in an amazing explosion...
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The biggest error we make is that, for no reason whatsoever, we nearly always assume that we are in complete agreement with the expectations of both sides without trying to pick our partner's brain in order to understand what his expectations of us are. We're almost always completely in sync with our counterpart, minus one thing : he doesn't overlook the chance to widen this expectation gap . We don't require anyone to alert us of the imminent conflict.
There are a myriad of factors that can lead to confusion. People who are squared are more likely than liberal individuals to be misinformed, while aggressive personalities might have trouble in coordinating expectations with passive. This isn't difficult to identify - we all know the distinction between liberal and squared, and passive and active.
What if they were completely different? Imagine that there's a type of personality gap that exists, but which we are not aware of. It has never been discovered or been warned of or studied it. !
Ladies and gentlemen, I'd like to introduced you to a new type of personality that we all share: The FULL CIRCLE and the HALF CIRCLE personalities! !
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Note : This is a the guidance for your behavior. After you have read the analysis, try to discover which personality best describes your personality. At the same time look for the person who your partner in real life is. If you find that you're of two distinct types, like Bono states "we're two, but not the same" 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, on the other hand you're similar to one another, then I'm sorry but I'm unable to help you comprehend why your relationships look like shit...
And here we begin...
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Two distinct groups of people can be classified as being human. Certain of us fall in the "full-circle" category which refers to a person that can be completely independent and doesn't feel that the need for to have a partner. Yes, he needs to be around someone else, and he's looking for one. Absolutely! It is all true ... However, he will have to live without the perfect partner until he finds one. When he finds the right one, he will be able to enjoy his life with his full circle partner.
The other side of humanity is comprised of the "half-a-circle" kinds - (no this isn't full circles that were damaged in the course of the delivery) (see below) ... Yes, they need an accomplice and yes, they need an ally desperately, indeed, they are in constant and almost religious search to find a suitable partner... and yes it's on the same scale for national security to find their partner because they can't survive without one. Once they have found the grumpy creature, they won't let go. They'll work to physically join their victim in a happy circle. They'll not be compromising on being in a position to gaze at one other for the rest their lives. Their desire to become one with their spouse and form a unit will only be satisfied by an intimate relationship.
One of the most fascinating observations between different types is how they decide to part ways with their partners. The whole circle will typically let go of a person with whom they have lost their chemistry rapidly. Half-circles on the other side will redefine the idea of having an chemistry' with their partner to be: 'I'm hanging onto this B..ST..RD. Until I can replace him in a proper manner'.
Imagine the awe-inspiring dance happening in the moment a "half-a-circle" and an "full-circle" attempt to make one each other their partner, without being conscious of their distinct geometries. The Half takes two steps forward and over the comfortable zone of the Full who considers this unwelcome invasion of his personal space little too frightening. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. The problem is that he made the Half move out of his comfortable area ...... The Half realizes that the Full was making an innocent mistake, so 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 can't describe their hurt and don't know why. If they only knew that one half is a Half and the other is Full it could have saved their lives ...
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While there is no one conclusion, there are a variety of options to take.
1. Discover who you are
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2. Learn who your partner is
3. Realize the difference.
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3. Respect this distinction!
Actually, there is a conclusion: Live and let live.

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