Venture Capital. Thoughts and Much Less. - Rami Beracha

This blog is written by Rami Beracha on the venture capital world. Rami is co-founder of Sosa.
Miscommunication is a serious problem. I would dare say that it's a dangerous hazard that is our own creation .. It's a matter of seconds after the first encounter with someone, and concludes with an amazing explosion...
Our biggest mistake is that, with no reason at all, we always assume complete alignment in the expectations of both parties without even trying to get our partner's brain to figure out what his expectations from us. We're almost always in total alignment with our partner except for one thing : he doesn’t take advantage of the opportunity to increase the gap in expectations . We're not notified by anyone.
There are many sources of communication issues, but they are generally caused by our personalities. People with square personalities are more likely to avoid communicating with those who are liberal. Affirmative personalities may be unable to reconcile their expectations and those of passive individuals. It is simple to identify as everyone can tell that they are squared from liberal and passive from aggressive.
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Imagine if they were very different? Imagine the personality gap. There is no one who has noticed it or warned anyone else about it, or investigated it...NOT be a FRAUD! !
I'd like to introduce you, ladies and gentlemen, to the new type of personality that we all have: the FULL CIRCLE personalities versus those of the HALF-CIRCLE personalities. !
Note: This analysis provides behavioral guidance. Try to figure which personality best describes what you're like Then, try to determine what your relationship partner's personality is. If you realize that you're distinct types that you can be happy. This could be the reason for some of your differences. If you're in the same category like me, I'm sorry, but I can't assist you in understanding why your relationships are to be so poor.
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So here we begin...
We humans are divided into two categories. Certain of us are divided into two groups: some are self-contained, while others are completely at home. It's true that he wants to be around someone else, and he's seeking one. Absolutely! all true! ... However, he'll never be able to live without the right companion. Once he has found the perfect one and has found the right one, he'll be able to live your life with a full circle of companions.
The "half-a circle" type is the other side of humanity. (No, it's not full-circle that was damaged during the birth). They will not let go after they've found their miserable partner. To form an encircling circle, they will try to join their victim physically. The Halves won't accept anything less than looking at one another from a distance for the rest. Nothing less intimate will give them the desire to connect with another half and create a whole.
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An interesting observation in these two types: the choice to let a partner go. The entire circle will surely get rid of a partner who has lost their chemistry rapidly. The "half-a-circle" type , however, will redefine what it means to have the same chemistry as their partners. They'll say they are 'holding on to this B..ST..RD until they can replace him with an upgrade.
Imagine a dance where a half-a-circle and a full circle try to make their partner happy. The half is able to move two steps ahead of the comfort zone. The unexpected intrusion into his personal space is a bit daunting. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. He took the Half out of his comfortable zone . While the Half thinks that the Full was innocent and made a mistake, and was kind enough to compensate by taking a second step ahead, the Half is more concerned and begins to get angry. They understand why, but because they don't have the right terminology they can't adequately explain their madness and turn towards the wrong direction. If they only knew that one half is a Half and the other is Full it could have saved their lives ...
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While there isn't any one answer, there are many ways to go about it.
1. Learn more about who you are
2. Find out more about your partner
3. Recognize the difference.
3. Respect differences!
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Let's be honest and say that there is only one conclusion: Live and let be.