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Venture Capital. Thoughts and Much Less. - Rami Beracha


This is the blog of Rami Beracha about venture capital world. Rami Beracha is the co-founder of Sosa.
Rami Beracha
Communication is a huge issue. It could be a dangerous hazard that is our own fault. It begins a second after the first contact with another person and comes to an end with an impressive explosion...
We make the biggest error of thinking we're completely in line with our partners' expectations. There is however one thing that we nearly always are in agreement on: he won't ignore the chance ....to expand the expectations gap. We have not been notified by anyone.
There are many factors that can lead to communication issues. People with square personalities are more likely to miscommunicate frequently with liberal personalities. People who are aggressive may struggle to align their expectations with passive people. This is easy to see that squared personalities can be distinguished from liberal, while aggressive individuals can be distinguished from passive.
They may not be aware that they're different. Imagine to yourself that there exists a sort of a personality gap which exists but that we are not aware of. It is not something that anyone has investigated or even identified. !
Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce you to a brand new type of personality is shared by all of us: the FULL CIRCLE and the HALF CIRCLE personalities! !
The analysis designed to provide guidance for your behavior. After reading this analysis, you will be able identify the personality that best describes you. Also, you can try to identify your spouse in your life. If you find that you are of distinct types that you can be happy. This could be the reason behind some of your differences. If you're on the other side, you are similar to one another and you're not sure why, I'm sorry to say that I can't help you understand why your relationships are shit...
We are here...
Two groups of humans can be classified as human. Some of us fall into the "full-circle" category that is a person who is totally independent and does not feel like needing an accomplice. Sure, he requires a partner, yes he wants a partner, and yes, he's in perpetual search of a partner. Absolutely! all true! ... However, he'll never be able survive without a suitable partner. He will continue to live his life with his partner until he finds one.
Rami Beracha
The "half-a circle" type is the other side of humanity. (No this isn't a full-circle that was damaged during the birth). And once they have found the miserable animal, they will not give up! They'll move to physically integrate with their victim to form a joyful circle... and do not allow them to experience the dreadful reality of living shoulder to shoulder! They won't compromise on being capable of looking at each other for the rest their lives. Nothing less intimate will give them the desire to connect with the other half and create a whole.
A fascinating observation about these two typesof people: the decision to let a partner go. The full circle is likely to be able to let go of the person he has lost his chemistry with. Half-circles, however redefine what having mutual in chemistry with their partners means - 'I'm still holding onto this B..ST..RD until I am able to safely replace them with a proper upgrade'.
Rami Beracha
Imagine the amazing dance that occurs between the "half-a circle" and a full-circle. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. The problem is that he made this move by removing the Half of his comfort zone . When the Half thinks that the Full made an error that was not his fault and took another step forward, the Half starts to get angry and makes a second step backwards.. The Full.. Half.. and the Half are both pissed off. The Full and the Half understand why, but aren't using the correct language. They can't properly explain their anguish so they look for the wrong thing. They could have been saved if they had known that the one they are seeking is Half, while the other is fully.
Rami Beracha
This essay doesn't have a conclusive conclusion. However, it does contain some actions.
1. Find out who you are.
2. Learn who your partner is
3. Recognize the difference.
3. Respect differences!
Rami Beracha
There is only one conclusion.

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