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Venture Capital, Thoughts and Much Less - Rami Beracha


Rami Beracha blogs about the world of venture capital. Rami Beracha is co-founder of Sosa.
Communication issues are a major issue. I would dare say that it's a dangerous hazard that we have created .. It starts just seconds after our first contact with someone and concludes with an amazing explosion...
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We make the biggest mistake of believing that we are fully aligned with the expectations of our partners. One thing we do have in common is that our friend doesn't miss an opportunity to increase the gap in expectations ..... There's no one to inform us of the upcoming clash.
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There are many reasons for miscommunications, and most of them are related to our personalities. Square personalities are more likely be miscommunicative with liberals. People who are aggressive may have difficulty aligning expectations with passive personalities. This isn't difficult to recognize - we all know the distinction between liberal and squared, and active from passive.
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But what if they are totally different? Consider the gap in personality. It is not something that anyone has investigated, warned of, or discovered. !
Let me introduce you ladies and gentlemen, to an entirely new kind of personality we all share the FULL CIRCLE characters as opposed to the HALF-CIRCLE personalities. !
Note : This is a behavioral guidance. After reading the following analysis, try to figure out which you are the most like in your character. Also look for the person who your partner in real life is. If you realize that you're distinct personalities - just like Bono says, "we can be one but not exactly the same", - you should be extremely happy because you may have discovered the reason behind the differences between you. If you're the same as me, then I'm sorry, but I'm not able to assist you in understanding why your relationships seem to be so bad.
Let's get started...
Humans are split into two categories. Certain people are "full-circle" who are a self-contained person who feels completely at home by himself. He does need an accomplice, yes, that he would like to have a partner and yes, he's in perpetual search of a partner. Absolutely! This is absolutely true. ... However, until he's found his ideal partner, he can live without one. He would like to spend his entire life with his beloved and is hoping to make it to the end of his circle.
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The other aspect of humanity is comprised of the "half-a-circle" kinds - (no this isn't full circles that were damaged during the birth) (see below) ... It's true they are in need of partners and yes, they need a partner badly, yes, they're constantly, almost religious, search for a partner... and , yes, it's on the same scale for national security for them to find their partner because they can't survive without one. Once they have found the miserable creature that they have found, they won't ever let it go! To create a happy circle, they'll attempt to make their victim feel more physically. The Halves will not compromise on their desire to stare at each other from a distance of 0 for the rest of their lives. They'll never compromise on something less intimate to satisfy their desire to join with their other half to make up a whole.
One interesting difference between the two is the decision to let go of a partner. The whole circle tends to let go quickly of the person they've lost chemistry with. Half-circles on the other hand redefine the idea of having the same chemistry' as their partners to mean: 'I'm holding onto this B..ST..RD. until I can replace him in a proper manner'.
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Imagine the awe-inspiring dance that takes place when two people, a "half-a-circle" and the "full-circle" are trying to impress his partner, not being conscious of their distinct geometries: the Half joyfully takes two steps forward and over the comfortable zone of the Full, who find this unexpected invasion to his personal zone a little too frightening. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. He forced the Half out of his comfortable zone . Even though the Half believes that the Full made a mistake, and was kind enough to compensate by taking a second step forward, the Half becomes more concerned and begins to get angry. They understand why, but since they don't have the correct terms to explain their rage and go towards the wrong direction. It would be a lot easier for them to live if they knew the difference between half and full.
This essay does not have a conclusive conclusion. However, it does contain some actions.
1. Discover who you are
2. Find out more about your partner
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3. Be aware of the differences.
3. Respect differences!
One conclusion can be drawn: Live and let live.

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