The 3 C's
By Ronnie Pace
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The 3 C's is the only practical owner's manual for a successful relationship. This workbook provides insight that will give you the useful tools to assess how to know if the person you want to be with or are currently with is the right one. Also, here are the key elements required in getting an off-the-rails relationship back on track. With each chapter you will find yourself adding a indispensable working tool to your interpersonal arsenal.
Ronnie Pace
Ronnie J. Pace is the author of The 3 C's. He lives in Kerrville, Texas with his beautiful wife, Judy.
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The 3 C's - Ronnie Pace
Introduction
This book is written to offer a relationship methodology and give hope to those who want to have successful long-term life experiences with another individual; to experience levels of excitement and happiness that heretofore have been only a transient passing of wishful thinking.
Many authors have written books about interpersonal relationships. Some authors are willing to share with you their secrets in finding the perfect relationship; few, however, tell us how to keep it once we find it. I submit to you that there are no perfect relationships. There are, however, relationships that are so fulfilling that the imperfections are inconsequential. We are, simply stated, individual people, unique in every way. The task in finding the relationship that works for you is to make those individual and unique gifts work for you, not against you. By following the process discussed in this book, I believe you will come as close as anyone can in having an opportunity to not only find, but also keep the relationship that meets and exceeds your wants and needs.
The methodology for this book has been gleaned from personal experiences and through observations and discussions with many other individuals. Some of these individuals are in the midst of relationship struggles or have simply given up on the notion of having a relationship void of contentious and seemingly endless conflict. Like most lessons, those learned first-hand, touted oftentimes as the most painful, can be the best. Hopefully, by reading this book and applying the information presented, you can skip some of the painful lessons learned by others. Unfortunately, this book is not written in the context that you can save the relationship you are currently in. However, it is my sincere desire that you will at least know by the end of the book the reason(s) why your relationship is in discord, and with that knowledge, an informed decision can be made as to the direction you want the rest of your life to go in a current or future relationship.
Divorce rates continue to rise. The number of couples that remain married for convenience, perceived necessity, the fear of being alone or a myriad of other excuses is immeasurable, due in part that many are in denial. None of us enter into the relationship of marriage with the pre-disposed idea that marriage is not a life-long commitment; yet many of us are divorced, separated, or living through third-party observed motions of a satisfying relationship. In the midst of conflict, don’t we ask ourselves, Surely, this is not the way relationships are supposed to be?
My answer is, unequivocally, no, not at all!
Unless many of us are wrong in our beliefs and assumptions, our time on earth is short and not for practice. After my near-death experience, I told myself that I would not take any day for granted. The trouble is that I am human and thus fall short on a daily basis on many fronts. I, like many, have the best of intentions, but tend to be less than successful in the execution of ideas, promises, and commitments. I have squandered months and even years when I should have been thinking about my promise, every day is a gift from God; take this second chance and do something for others.
I was given a second chance. For that, much was expected; yet I fell short of my responsibility and promise. Through this book and workshops where group sessions can be beneficial, I hope to make up for that lost time by reaching those who are struggling in relationships. In my own defense, I too was lost and confused. I still refer to my notes on which this book was written to keep myself aligned with my wife, my friends and my business associates.
No one would start a journey to an unknown destination without adequate preparation; yet we go into marriage oftentimes with the least amount of interpersonal preparation or worse, information that we have not confirmed to be completely accurate. I have written this book to give us a road map
or in today’s vernacular, GPS, to find the person with whom we not only desire, but with whom we can spend the rest of our life and with the knowledge that person also feels the same about you. I suspect you are thinking, This is too hard to believe.
Good news, believe it. However, it only works like any map; i.e., you have to stay on the road that takes you where you want to go. The concept of this personal road map
began when I met my wife 18 years ago; she was the initial subject upon which this process was formulated and tested. We have been married since December 1992 and don’t profess to have the perfect
marriage; what we do say is that we are both happier with each other each day we are together; happier than either could have wanted or imagined. This is not to say that there have not been some late nights discussing
unpleasant issues, but we persist. Our spiritual compatibility includes the belief that the scripture (Eph. 4:26-27, 31-32) referencing the idea of not letting the sun go down on one’s anger is critical in good relationships as well as conflict resolution. While conflict is usually unpleasant, if both parties establish and observes Agreed rules of engagement,
the conflict can result in no loss of intimacy and the parties’ gaining insight into the other’s point of