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

Rami Beracha blogs about the venture capital world. Rami is the co-founder and CEO at Sosa.
The issue of miscommunication is very serious. It's a minefield that we've made. It's a matter of just a few seconds after contact, and then ends with an incredible explosion...
Our biggest mistake is to assume that we're completely in sync in our expectations of each other and not trying to guess what our partner's expectations are of us. There's one thing that we are completely in accord with our partner in the other hand - he never misses the chance to increase the gap between expectations. .... We're not notified by anyone.
There are a variety of possible causes of miscommunications. The majority of them are caused by personality differences. The square personality is more likely not to communicate with liberal personalities. People who are aggressive will struggle to align their expectations with those of passive personalities. This is simple to spot as everyone can tell the difference between liberal and passive from aggressive.
What if they were very different? Imagine if there's a gap in personality. It's not something any person has ever investigated or warned about, nor discovered. !
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Ladies and gentlemen, I'd like to introduce you to a different kind of personality that we all have: the FULL CIRCLE versus the HALLF CIRCLE personality! !
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Note - This is a behavioral guide. When you read the analysis below Try to figure out the personality that best describes you. Also, try to determine who your partner is in your life. If you find that you're different types - as the Bono song says "we are all one, but we are different" - then you should be very happy because you may have found the cause of the differences between you! If, on the other hand, you are similar to one another, then I'm sorry but I'm not able to help you understand why your relationships look like the same thing...
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So here we are...
Humans can be classified into two distinct groups. A few of us fall under the "full-circle" category which refers to a person that can be completely independent and does not feel like he needs to have a partner. Sure, he would like to partner with others and the truth is, he's always seeking people to share his life with. Absolutely! This is absolutely true. ... But, he can survive without the perfect partner until he gets it. When he has discovered one, he'd like to continue living his life, in a relationship with his - hopefully full circle - of friends.
Half-a-circle-shaped people comprise the other half of humankind. And once they have found the terrible creature, they do not let them go! They will attempt to live with their victim as if were one of them and refuse to give up the concept of living together. The Halves will not relinquish their desire to gaze at each at each other from a distance of 0 for the rest. Nothing less intimate will fulfill their desire to be integrated with another half and create a whole.
The choice to let go is an everyday occurrence. If a partner is no longer chemistry-wise within the circle will be dismissed in a natural way by the entire circle. The 'half-a-circle' types, on the other hand, will redefine the definition of 'having mutual chemistry with their companions' to be - 'im hanging on to this B..ST..RD until I am able to replace him using a suitable upgrade'.
Imagine the amazing dance that occurs when two people in a "half" and "full" circle try to be their partners. They're not aware of their differences. The Half takes two leaps forward, well beyond the comfort space of the Full, who considers the sudden intrusion into his personal space too frightening. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. The problem is that he made the Half step out of his comfortable zone ...... The Half is aware that the Full was making an innocent mistake, so he makes another step backward.. However, the Half is soon upset and takes an even bigger and more aggressive step.. They cannot explain their pain and have no idea why. If they only knew that one of them is a Half and the other is Full it could have saved their lives ...
Although there isn't a single conclusion, there are some actions you can adopt.
1. Discover who you are.
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2. Find out who your true partner is.
3. Make the distinction.
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3. Respect the differences!
One conclusion is"Live and let live..

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