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

This is the blog of Rami Beracha, a venture capitalist from the world. Rami is the co-founder and CEO at Sosa.
Communication issues are a major problem. It's a danger zone that is our own responsibility. It starts one second after the first encounter with someone and ends with a massive explosion...
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The biggest error we make is that, without reason at all, we always assume that we are in complete agreement with the expectations of both parties without trying to pick our partner's brain in order to determine what his expectations of us. One thing is certain however: our partner will not miss an chance to widen this gap . There isn't anyone in the world who can warn us of the coming conflict.
There are many causes for miscommunications, and most of them have to do with our personalities. The squared personality is more likely than those with liberal personalities to miscommunicate, and aggressive personalities might have trouble getting their expectations in line with passive. This is easy to spot because we all know what squared means.
What if they were very different? It is possible that there is an individual gap in personality that we aren't aware of. It is not something that anyone has investigated or even discovered. !
I'd like to introduce you, gentlemen and ladies, a new type if personality that we share with the FULL-CIRCLE persona versus people from the half circle! !
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Note: This study provides the ability to make better decisions about your behavior. Determine what personality best represents who you are Then, try to determine what your relationship partner's personality is. If you realize that you're two different people - as Bono sings, "we can be one but not exactly the same" If you do, then you ought to be very content as you may have identified the cause of many of your differences. If you're the opposite type I'm sorry that I could not assist you in understanding the reasons your relationships look like a mess.
Here we are...
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Humans can be divided into two groups. There are two types of humans that are the full circle type, who is self-contained and completely comfortable being by themselves. He's in need of a partner. Absolutely! It's true! ... However, he cannot survive without his dream partner until he can find one. After he has found his ideal partner He wants to live his life shoulder-to-shoulder with his - hopefully full circle of a partner.
The other side of humanity is comprised of the "half-a-circle" kind of people that are (no it's not full circles that were damaged during the birth) (see below) ... It's true they are in need of a partner, yes, they want to find a partner very badly, and indeed, they are in constant searching, even religious, for a partner... and yes it's the same for national security that they locate their ideal partner as they can't live without one. Once they have found the miserable animal, they will not let go! They'll try to live with their victim as if were one of them, and not give up on the idea of living in harmony. The Halves aren't going to compromise their affection for one another. They will look at each other in the same way in the distance, and then remainder of the time. Their desire to become one with their other half and form a unit will only be satisfied by things that aren't as intimate.
An interesting observation between the two types of people is the decision to let go of an individual partner. A partner who is no longer chemistry-wise within the circle will be released easily by the entire circle. The 'half-a-circle' types are, however, will redefine the definition of 'having mutual chemistry with their partner as 'I'm hanging on to this B..ST..RD, , until I can safely replace him with a proper upgrade'.
Imagine a dance where the half-circle and the full circle try to make their partner feel happy. But, the Half is able to make two steps to the left of the comfort zone. The sudden invasion of the privacy of his own is slightly scary. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. Only problem is that by taking the Half from his comfort zone. Once .... the Half is convinced that the Full made an innocent mistake. When he promptly compensates with another step forward. The Full starts to get angry and take a further, more significant step in the opposite direction.. The Half starts to think that there is nothing innocent regarding what's happening this time and his next move is not at all gentle.. The Full.. the Half.. the Half and the Full are irritated with one another. Both know why but lack proper terms. They can't properly explain their anguish so they look for the wrong things. It could have saved their lives if they had known the difference between the half and full.
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This essay does not have an end-to-end conclusion. However it does include some actions.
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1. Discover who you are.
2. Find out who your partner really is.
3. Recognize that there is a huge distinction.
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3. Be respectful of the differences!
Let's be honest and say that there's only one way to go: Live and let be.

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