In this episode Princeton spills all the tea on why men sometimes opt to disappear in relationship instead of communicating effectively. He finishes his list and then shares how men can improve if they’ve ghosted before. 

In this episode Princeton tackles the topic of ghosting during the dating process, and helps men understand what may truly be underneath the decision to stop contact. 

In this episode Princeton talks to relationship expert Keishorne Scott about the right and wrong ways for men to respond to heartbreak. They get down to the root of all and provide answers for men who want to be better men and get the relationship they want and deserve. 

In this episode Princeton sits down with his little brother Preston parker and they take time to laugh, reflect, and process the rollercoaster that has been 2020

Listen as Princeton talks about the last sermon of the year. Let’s learn about the miracle of stability and taking courage of still standing despite all the challenges that we are facing.

Episode Highlights: 

• The miracle of stability of still standing despite the challenges this year is revolutionary.

3 Key Points:

1. Matthew Chapter 7 explains that the miracle of standing despite the storms that we have, is a miracle that deserves celebration.

Tweetable Quotes:

• “To be still standing is not like a small thing after this year, it is absolutely revolutionary.”- Priceton

Resources Mentioned:

• Building Without a Blueprint Podcast 

We’ve talked about Jesus struggling with anxiety, but was anxiety ever a topic of one of his sermons? Princeton explores part two of the famous sermon on the mount in Matthew 6 and explains how it contains life lessons on how to deal with anxiety. 

Episode Highlights: 

• We are laboring on the same topic about mental health & faith and understanding how to navigate both.

3 Key Points:

1. Jesus talked about anxiety through Matthew chapter 6 and gave his recommendations how to deal with it.

Tweetable Quotes: 

• "One of the enemy's greatest strategies is the ability and his desire to overwhelm us."-Princeton Parker

Resources Mentioned: 

• Building Without a Blueprint Podcast 

We’ve talked about Jesus struggling with anxiety, but was anxiety ever a topic of one of his sermons? Princeton explores the famous sermon on the mount in Matthew 6 and explains how it contains life lessons on how to deal with anxiety. 

Episode Highlights: 

• Matthew 6 is about a discussion of how a good deed has done for the wrong reasons.

3 Key Points:

1. To avoid exposing yourself to anxiety and find inner peace, do good things not trying to be impressive. 

Tweetable Quotes: 

• "When you do good work don't do good work trying to be impressive." -Princeton Parker

Resources Mentioned: 

• Building Without a Blueprint Podcast 

You’ve never heard this scripture preached like this. Jeremiah 29:11 is one of the most famous inspirational scripture quotes, but Princeton talks about now there’s more to the text than we usually talk about.

Episode Highlights: 

• Princeton welcomes listeners as they pressed the play button to this podcast.

3 Key Points:

1. Build, plant, invest, anchor yourself in your now.

Tweetable Quotes: 

• "The wind of time is blowing back my hairline probably about an inch a day"- Princeton Parker

Resources Mentioned: 

• Building Without a Blueprint Podcast 

Sometimes we’re not anxious because of the difficulty of life, we’re anxious because our expectations were unhealthy. In this episode, Princeton talks about how we can manage our anxiety by managing our expectations of life, people, and ourselves.

Episode Highlights: 

• As the anxiety series continues, Princeton will discuss expectations concerning anxiety.

3 Key Points:

1. It is not wrong to have expectations, but you must know the difference between healthy and unhealthy expectations.

Tweetable Quotes: 

• "I really believe that sometimes, our expectations are killing us"- Princeton Parker

Resources Mentioned: 

• Building Without a Blueprint Podcast 

Everyone talks about Jesus being strong, but in Princeton’s view, the strength of Jesus is that he identifies with every struggle that we have, including anxiety. Did Jesus struggle with anxiety? Princeton answers in this episode.

Episode Highlights: 

• Princeton talks about bad news, where Breonna Taylor, a black medical worker, was shot and killed by Louisville police officers. 

3 Key Points:

1. Anxiety is a regular human emotion that is common to all humans. 

Tweetable Quotes: 

• "I am a spirit, a spirit that's inhabiting a black body"- Princeton Parker "Light is more powerful than darkness." - Princeton Parker

Resources Mentioned: 

• Building Without a Blueprint Podcast