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Venture Capital and Thoughts, Much Less - Ramiberacha


Rami Beracha created this blog to explore the subject of venture capital. Rami is co-founder of Sosa.
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The issue of miscommunication is very serious. I'd venture to say that it's kind of a minefield that we have created .. It begins seconds after our first interaction with someone and culminates in an incredible explosion...
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Our biggest error is when we believe that there is complete agreement in our expectations, without ever trying to comprehend our partner's expectations. One thing we can have in common is that our partner doesn't miss an opportunity to widen this gap ..... There's no one to warn us about the upcoming clash.
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There are many causes of miscommunications. They are usually related to our individual personality. People with square personalities are more likely to miscommunicate more than liberal people, while people who are aggressive might have trouble matching their expectations to the expectations of passive people. It is simple to recognize the difference between squared from liberal, while aggressive is a distinct thing from passive.
What if they were different? Think of the personality gap. It has not been found, reported on, or studied by anyone. !
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I'd like to introduce you, gentlemen and ladies an entirely new kind of personality that we share with the FULL-CIRCLE persona versus people who belong to the HALF circle! !
https://kwafoo.coe.neu.edu:7788/git/rami-berachailpn103
Note – This is behavior guidance. After reading the following analysis, you should try to determine which type of you are the most like in your character. In addition, try to figure who your partner in real life. If you discover that you're different types, then you should be content. 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 a mess.
So, here we begin...
We humans are divided into two. Certain of us are "full-circle" types, a self-contained person that is completely comfortable completely by themselves. Yes, he wants to connect with other people and, yes, he is always seeking an individual to share his experiences with. Absolutely! All true ... He is still able to survive without his dream partner. After he has found his ideal partner He wants to share his life with his hopefully complete circle of friends.
The "half-a circle" type is the other aspect of humankind. (No this isn't a full-circle , but it was damaged during the birth). Once they find the miserable animal and they are unable to ever let it go! To form a happy circle, they'll attempt to make their victim feel more physically. The Halves won't accept anything less than staring at one another from a distance. Nothing less intimate can satisfy their urge to integrate with one another and form one whole.
The decision to let go is an ordinary occurrence. The full circle will naturally let go relatively quickly from an individual he no longer has his chemistry with. The half-circle's on the other hand will redefine the idea of having the same chemistry' as their partners to be: 'I'm holding onto this B..ST..RD. until I can replace him correctly'.
Imagine a dance in which two half-circles and a complete circle try to please their partner. However, the Half can make two steps to the left of the comfort zone. The sudden invasion of the privacy of his own is a bit intimidating. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. The problem is that he has stepped out of his comfortable zone .... and while the Half was sure the Full made an innocent error, the Half begins getting annoyed and makes another step forward. They don't know why but they lack proper terms and are unable to explain it. So they go to the wrong places. They could have saved their own lives by knowing that one is Half and one is Full.
This essay does not have any conclusive conclusion. However it does include some actions.
1. Find out more about who you are.
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2. Discover who is your partner really is.
3. Recognize that there is a big difference.
3. Respect that difference!
In reality, there's only one conclusion.

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