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Rami Beracha blogs about the world of venture capital. Rami Beracha is co-founder of Sosa.
Communication issues are a major issue. It could be a dangerous hazard, which is our mistake. It’s a matter of just a few seconds after contact, and culminates in an amazing explosion…
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The most common mistake we make is to assume that we are completely aligned in our expectations of each other without trying to figure out what our partner expects from us. There is one aspect, however, which we are in total alignment with our partner on the other hand – he never misses an opportunity to widen the gap between expectations. …. And no one is there to inform us about the upcoming confrontation.
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There are a myriad of factors that can lead to confusion. Squared personalities are likely to be misinformed by those who are liberal, while individuals who are aggressive will have it difficult to reconcile expectations with those of passive people. This is easy to spot: We all know what the word “squared” means.
What if they were totally different? Imagine the personality gap. No one has ever discovered it, warned about or investigated it. !
Ladies and gentlemen, I’d like to introduce you to a different type of personality that is shared by all of us: the FULL CIRCLE and the HALF CIRCLE types! !
This analysis offers the ability to make better decisions about your behavior. Try to figure which personality best describes your personality, and then try to find out what your relationship partner’s personality is. If you realize that you’re of two different kinds, then you should be satisfied. This could be the reason for many of your differences. If however you’re of the same kind I’m sorry, but I can’t help you understand the reason why your relationships appear to be the same thing…
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Here we take a look…
http://www.jpost.com/special-content/rami-beracha-to-launch-pioneering-dubai-investment-fund-660689
Two kinds of human beings are there. Certain of us are split into two groups: some are self-contained, while others feel completely at ease in their own space. He needs a partner. Absolutely! It’s all true … However, he will not be able to survive without a suitable partner. Once he has found the right person and has found the right one, he’ll be able to live your life with a full circle partner.
Half-circle people constitute the other half of the human race. They’ll never let go of the idea once they’ve found their unhappy lover. To form the illusion of a happy circle, they will try to integrate their victim physically. They’ll not be compromising on being in a position to gaze at one with each other for the rest of their lives. It is impossible for them to be more intimate than that.
One of the most fascinating observations between types is how they decide to part ways with their partners. The full circle will typically release themselves quickly from the person he has lost the chemistry of. The half-circle type , however, will redefine the meaning of having the same chemistry as their partners. They’ll claim that they’re ‘holding onto this B..ST..RD’ until they can replace him with a more effective upgrade.
Imagine the incredible dance that happens when the “half” and “full” circle try to make each other their partner. They are not aware of their differences. The Half takes two leaps forward, far away from the safety space of the Full, who thinks the sudden intrusion into his personal space a little too terrifying. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. The issue is that he made this move by taking the Half out of his comfortable zone . While the Half believes that the Full made an innocent mistake and responded with a step forward the Half becomes angry and makes a second step in the opposite direction.. The Full.. Half.. and the Half are both a bit off. They cannot describe their feelings and are unsure of the reason. The victims could have been spared by knowing that the one they are searching for is Half and the other one is full.
There isn’t a single conclusion to this essay but there are some actions items:
1. Discover who you are.
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2. Find out who is your partner
3. Recognize the difference.
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3. Respect the difference!
Let’s say there’s only one way to go Live and let be.