Finding a Mate in the Seven C's A Guidebook to Recovering from the Pain of a Lost Relationship, Discover...

Who Should Read This Book?

If you have been through a divorce, breakup, or death of a significant partner and want to find a better partner than you ever expected, this book can help! This book can also help individuals or couples in relationships apply shared principles to help make their relationships more fun, fulfilling, and longer lasting.

If you have been through a difficult divorce or breakup and want to find a lifelong mate. In that case, this guidebook will be like a dependable GPS navigation system on your boat traveling on an expansive ocean. You will need to figure out where you should go, and it will help you get there on the most efficient and safest route while avoiding dangerous weather, water, and rocks that can slow you down or even sink your boat and leave you to drown.

These are the seven principles that you will learn in this book:
Competency – Finding the Authentic and Best You
Chemistry – Understanding Attractiveness
Compatibility – Finding Someone Who Shares and Supports Your Passions
Communication – The Skill That Makes Relationships More Accessible and Fulfilling
Character – Finding Trust to Achieve a Long-term Partnership
Casting the Net – Searching and Working to Find the Ideal Mate
Commitment – Working on the Above Principles to Make It Last


Each of the tenets builds on the earlier one, so it is crucial to master each one before moving to the next one.

John lives in San Antonio, Texas with his wife, Terri, and enjoys time with his adult children and their spouses, extended family, and friends. John enjoys outdoor activities, basketball, fitness and yoga classes, and home improvement projects. John and Terri enjoy traveling across North America in their Sprinter van, traveling abroad, spending time at Lake LBJ, and listening to and supporting live music(especially up-and-coming Texas Country and Americana artists), They are members of CBC Church In San Antonio.

John Taylor is an imperfect lifelong learner and distiller of universal principles and ideas that have helped him and others overcome difficult times and become a better person each time. He wants to help others get through the pain of a lost significant relationship and share what he has learned to make their path easier and more fulfilling in finding their next life mate. John Taylor relies on a solid Christian faith but has found, through studies of other religions and self-development, that there are universal principles that everyone can apply which can lead to a better life.