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Venture Capital, Thoughts and Much Less - Rami Beracha


Rami Beracha's blog on the venture capital market. Rami is also co-founder of Sosa.
Communication issues are a major problem. It's like a minefield. It starts just seconds after our first encounter with someone, and ends with an impressive explosion...
Our greatest mistake is that we assume total agreement in our expectations, without ever trying to comprehend our partner's expectations. There is one thing which we are in total agreement with our partner on - he also doesn't miss an opportunity to expand the gap in expectations. .... There's no one to warn us about the coming conflict.
There are many causes for confusion, and many of them stem from our personality. Square personalities are more likely to not communicate with liberal personalities. Aggressive personalities will struggle to align their expectations with those of passive personalities. This is evident the difference between squared from liberal, whereas aggressive can be distinguished from passive.
But what if they are completely different? It is possible that there an in-between between them however, we aren't aware about it. Nobody has ever noticed it and warned others about it, or investigated it...NOT FREUD! !
Let me introduce to you, gentlemen and ladies the new type of personality we have in common The FULL-CIRCLE personality and those from the HALF circle! !
Note: This analysis provides the ability to make better decisions about your behavior. Determine which personality best describes who you are, and then try to determine what your relationship partner's personality is. You might be shocked to find that your personalities are different. Like Bono sang, "we are one, but we are not the exact same." It's a good sign because it could mean you have discovered the cause of many of your divergences. If, on the other hand, you are the same person I'm sorry but I cannot assist you in understanding the reason why your relationships look so bad.
Now we are...
Two kinds of people are human. There are those who are "full-circle', which is a self-contained person who is completely at home all by himself. Sure, he's required to be with someone and yes, he's always in search of one. Absolutely! It's all true! ... But, he'll be able to survive without his dream partner until he gets it. When he finds his dream partner He wants to share his life with his - hopefully full circle of a partner.
The "half of a circle" individuals on the opposite side have to find a companion. When they find the miserable animal, they will not give up! They'll try to live with their victim as if were one of them, and refuse to give up the idea of living together. The Halves will not compromise on anything less than starring one at the other from a distance of zero for the rest of their lives. It's impossible for them to feel more connected than that.
The decision to let go of someone is an ordinary occurrence. Someone who has lost chemistry with the whole circle will be dismissed easily by the entire circle. The "half-a-circle" type will however redefine the meaning of having mutual chemistry with their partners. They will say that they are 'holding on to this B..ST..RD until they are able to replace him with a more effective upgraded version.
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Imagine the amazing dance that occurs when a "half" and "full" circle attempt to force each other to become their partner. They're unaware of their distinctions. The Half takes two leaps forward, well beyond the comfort zone of his Full, who thinks the sudden intrusion into his personal space a little too scary. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. He pushed the Half out of his comfortable zone . Although the Half believes that the Full made a error, and graciously compensated by taking another step ahead, the Half is more worried and starts to feel irritated. They cannot explain their pain and don't know why. They could have saved their lives knowing that one is Half and the other one is Full.
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While there's no one solution, there are some actions you can do.
1. Find out who you are as a person.
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2. Find out who your real partner is.
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3. There's a difference.
3. Respect the difference!
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In reality, one conclusion is that is true: Live and let live.

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