Venture Capital, Thoughts and Much Less - Rami Beracha

Rami Beracha has started this blog to explore the subject of venture capital. Rami is co-founder and CEO at Sosa.
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Communication issues are a major issue. I would dare say that it's kind of a minefield that we have created .. It begins one second after the first interaction with a person and ends with an incredible explosion...
רמי ברכה
We make the most common mistake of thinking we're fully aligned with our partners' expectations. There's one thing that we are in complete alignment with our partner on the other hand - he never misses an opportunity to widen this expectation gap .... There isn't anyone in the world who can warn us to the upcoming confrontation.
There are many potential causes of miscommunications. Many of them stem from personality differences. The squared personality is more likely than liberal individuals to miscommunicate, and individuals who are aggressive may have difficulty getting their expectations in line with passive. This is evident - squared can be distinguished from liberals, and aggressive individuals can be distinguished from passive.
But, what is the likelihood that they're so different, but they do not be aware of it. Imagine if there's a personality gap. It's not something anyone has investigated, warned of, or identified. !
I'd like to introduce you, gentlemen and ladies an entirely new kind of personality that we share: the FULL-CIRCLE personality versus people from the HALF circle! !
Note: A behavioral guideline - when you read the coming analysis try to figure out which one of the two personalities most accurately describes you and at the same time try to figure out who your partner in life is. If you find that you're of two different types, as Bono says "we're one , but we're not the same" You should feel happy. It is possible that you have discovered the cause of some of the differences in your life! If you're in the same category like me, I'm sorry to say that I'm unable to assist you in understanding why your relationships appear to be to be so bad.
Here we are...
Rami Beracha
Two distinct groups of people can be described as human. Certain people are "full-circle" that is an independent person who feels completely at home by him. He needs a partner. Absolutely! all true! ... But, he won't be able survive without the right companion. When he finds his dream partner, he wants to spend his entire life with his hopefully complete circle of friends.
Half-a-circle people make up the other half of the human race. They'll never let go of the idea once they have found their miserable lover. To create a happy circle, they will try to join their victim physically. The Halves will not sacrifice anything other than staring one at the other from a distance of zero for the rest of their lives. It's impossible for them to feel more connected than that.
An interesting observation between the two types relates to the choice to let go of an individual partner. A partner who is no longer chemistry-wise within the circle will be dismissed easily by the entire circle. Half-a-circle types will, however redefine the term 'having mutual in chemistry with their partners is referring to - 'I'm holding on to this B..ST..RD until I am able to safely replace them with a suitable upgrade'.
Rami Beracha
Imagine a dance in which a half-a-circle and a full circle are trying to make their partner feel happy. But, the Half can take two steps forward past the safety zone. This unexpected invasion into his private space can be slightly daunting. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. The issue is that he took half of his comfort zone .... and while the Half was sure the Full had made an innocent error The Half starts to get annoyed and makes another step backward. They don't know why, but they lack proper terminology and can't explain the situation. So they go to the wrong areas. The victims could have been spared had they known that the item they're searching for is Half while the other is fully.
Rami Beracha
Although there isn't a single solution, there are options you could do.
1. Find out who you really are
2. Find out who your partner is
3. Realize that there is a huge difference.
3. Be respectful of the differences!
Rami Beracha
There is only one possible conclusion.