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Rami Beracha has started this blog to explore the subject of venture capital. Rami is also co-founder of Sosa.

The issue of miscommunication is very significant. It’s almost like a minefield. It’s a matter of just a few seconds after contact, and ends with an astonishing explosion…

The most common mistake we make is to believe that we’re in complete alignment in our expectations for each other and not trying to guess what our partner’s expectations are of us. But there’s one thing we can almost always can agree on: he does not miss the chance ….to expand the expectations gap We don’t require anyone to warn us of the imminent conflict.

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There are a myriad of causes that can cause confusion. The square personality is more likely to not communicate with liberal personalities. Aggressive personalities will struggle to align their expectations with the expectations of passive people. However, this is not difficult to recognize We all know the distinction between liberal and squared and passive from active.

What do you think if they’re very different, only they cannot be aware of that. It is possible that there is a personality gap between them that exists yet we do not know about it. There is no one who has noticed it or warned anyone else about it, or investigated it…NOT REFUSE! !

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Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce you to a different type of personality that we all share: The FULL CIRCLE versus the HALF CIRCLE personalities! !

It is a behavioral guide. When you read the following analysis Try to figure out which personality most accurately describes you. Also, try to determine who your partner is in life. If you find that you are of different kinds – as Bono sings “we are all one, but we’re not the same” You should be very happy because you might have discovered the root-cause for the differences between you! If you’re of the opposite kind, I’m sorry I can not assist you in understanding the reasons your relationships look like a mess.

Let’s get started…

Humans can be classified into two distinct groups. Certain of us fall in the “full-circle” category that is a person that can be completely independent and doesn’t believe that he needs an accomplice. He’s in need of a partner. Absolutely! Absolutely! … It is possible to live without his dream partner. He will continue to live his life in a relationship with his partner until they find one.

The “half of a circle” people on the other side need to find a companion. They’ll never let go of the idea once they’ve found their unhappy partner. In order to make one happy circle, they will nearly join with the victims… But do not let them go through the bullshit of living side-by-side! They will not compromise their desire to be able to stare at each other for the rest their lives. Only intimacy can fill their need for connection with one another and form an entire.

The decision to let go is a common observation. Someone who is no longer chemistry-wise within the circle will be released in a natural way by the entire circle. The “half-a-circle” kind of person 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.

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Imagine the amazing dance that takes place when a “half-a-circle” and a “full-circle” attempt to impress their partner, without being aware of their differing geometries: the Half joyfully takes two steps forward far beyond the comfort zone of the Full, who find this unexpected invasion of his personal space bit intimidating. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. The problem is that he took half of his comfort zone …. and as the Half was certain that the Full was making an innocent mistake and the Full was sure of it, the Half gets angry and takes a step forward. They can’t explain their pain and are unsure of the reason. If they only knew that one of them is a Half and the other one is Full, it could have saved their lives …

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While there isn’t any one conclusion, there are a variety of options to take.

1. Find out who you are.

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2. Find out who your partner really is

3. Recognize that there is a big distinction.

3. Respect that difference!

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One conclusion is”Live and let live..