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

Rami Beracha's blog about the venture capital industry. Rami is the Co-Founder of Sosa.
Communication is a major problem. I'd say it's a dangerous hazard that we have created .. It starts a second after the first contact with another person and ends with an impressive explosion...
Rami Beracha
We make the most common mistake of thinking we're fully aligned with the expectations of our partners. We're almost always completely in sync with our counterpart, minus one thing : he doesn’t miss an opportunity to expand this gap . No one is there to inform us about the upcoming confrontation.
There are many possible sources of miscommunication. The majority of them are caused by differences in our personalities. People with square personalities are more likely to communicate in a misguided manner more than liberal people, while individuals who are aggressive may have trouble matching their expectations to those of passive individuals. This is easy to recognize - everyone knows the difference between the liberal, and passive from the aggressive.
But what if they are completely different? Consider if there's an individual gap. It has never been discovered, warned about or investigated it. !
Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce you to a different kind of personality that we all have: the FULL CIRCLE versus the HALF CIRCLE types! !
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Be aware that this is not a form of the guidance for your behavior. After you have read the analysis, try and figure out which personality best describes your personality. At the same time, try to figure who your partner in real life. If you discover that you are of distinct types that you can be happy. This could be the cause of many of your differences. If you're the opposite type, I'm sorry I can help you comprehend the reasons why your relationships look like crap.
Let's start...
Rami Beracha
There are two kinds of human beings: humans. We can be split into two groups: some are self-contained, while others are completely at home alone. He requires a companion. Absolutely! All true ... He can still survive without his dream partner. When he has found one, he wishes to continue living his life, shoulder to shoulder with his - hopefully full circle - of friends.
The "half a circle" individuals on the opposite side have an accomplice. They won't let go of the miserable creature once they find it. To create the illusion of a happy circle, they'll try to integrate their victim physically. The Halves aren't going to compromise their affection for one another. They will gaze at each other in the same way from a distance for the rest of their lives. Their desire to merge with their partner and make a complete unit can only be satisfied by an intimate relationship.
Interesting observation between the two types: the choice to let a relationship go. The entire circle would typically let go of a person with whom he has lost chemistry very quickly. The half-a–circle' types on the other hand redefine the idea of having chemistry' with their partners to be: 'I'm holding onto this B..ST..RD. Until I can replace him properly'.
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Imagine a dance in which the half-circle and the full circle are trying to make their partner happy. The Half is able to move two steps ahead of the comfortable zone. The unexpected intrusion into his private space can be a bit scary. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. The problem is that he stepped out half of his comfortable zone .... and, while the Half was certain that the Full had made an innocent error and the Full was sure of it, the Half gets frustrated and takes another step forward. They know why, but since they don't have the right language, they aren't able to adequately explain their confusion and head to the wrong places. They could have been saved if they had known that the item they're seeking is Half, while the other is fully.
Rami Beracha
While there is no one conclusion, there are several options to take.
1. Find out who you really are.
2. Find out more about your friend
3. Recognize that there is a distinction.
3. Respect the differences!
Rami Beracha
One conclusion can be drawn"Live and let live.

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