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

Rami Beracha has started this blog to explore the business of venture capital. Rami is the co-founder and CEO of Sosa.
It's a huge problem when people misunderstand. It can be a minefield that is our own mistake. It begins within a few seconds after coming into contact with a person and culminates in an astonishing explosion...
We make the biggest mistake of believing that we are in complete alignment with the expectations of our partners. We're usually completely in sync with our counterpart, minus one thing that he does not miss an opportunity to widen this expectation gap . There's no one to warn us about the imminent clash.
There are many potential causes of miscommunication. Many of them stem from differences in our personalities. People with square personalities are more likely to confuse liberal ones, and aggressive personalities will find a hard time aligning expectations with passive ones. This is evident - squared can be distinguished from liberal, whereas aggressive can be distinguished from passive.
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But what if they are totally different? Imagine that there's a type of a personality gap which exists, but which we are not aware of. It has never been discovered or reported on or studied by anyone. !
Let me introduce you, ladies and gentlemen an entirely new kind of personality that we all share The FULL-CIRCLE personality and those from the HALF circle! !
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Note - A behavioral guidance - when you read the coming analysis try to figure out which personality most accurately describes you as well as try to figure out who your partner in life is. If you find that you're of two different types, as Bono states "we're two, but not the same" You should be content. It is possible that you have discovered the root-cause of some of the differences in your life! If you're the same like me, I'm sorry to say that I'm unable to help with understanding why your relationships seem to be so terrible.
So here we go...
There are two kinds of human beings: humans. A few of us fall under the "full-circle" category, which is an individual that can be completely independent and doesn't believe that the need for a partner. He requires a companion. Absolutely! It is all true ... He is still able to survive without the perfect partner. Once he has found the right person, he will be able to continue his life with his full circle of companions.
The "half-a circle" kind is the opposite aspect of humankind. (No this isn't a full-circle that was damaged during the birth). They are not going to let go of the savage creature after they have found it. They will work to physically join their victim in a happy circle. The Halves will not relinquish their desire to staring at each at each other from a distance of 0 for the rest of their lives. Only intimacy can satisfy their need to connect with each other and make one whole.
The choice to let go is an ordinary occurrence. The full circle is likely to be quick to let go of the person they've lost chemistry. The 'half-a circle' kind of person will redefine what it means to have mutual chemistry with their partners. They will say that they are 'holding on to this B..ST..RD until they can replace him with a more effective upgrade.
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Imagine the amazing dance that occurs between a "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 stepped out half of his comfort zone .... and as the Half was convinced that the Full had made an innocent mistake and the Full was sure of it, the Half gets annoyed and makes another step in the opposite direction. They understand why, but due to the lack of proper language and the inability to properly describe their frustration and go towards the wrong directions! They could have saved their own lives knowing that one half and the other is Full.
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Although there isn't a single conclusion, there are several ways to go about it.
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1. Learn who you truly are
2. Find out who your partner is
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3. There's a difference.
3. Respect that difference!
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One of the conclusions is to live and let the life flow.

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