What If Your Financial Plan Started With Purpose, Not Percentages

Functional Medicine Testing For Inflammation And Real Pain Relief

Chronic pain has a way of shrinking your world until “normal” becomes managing symptoms and hoping tomorrow is better. We wanted to challenge that story, so we brought on Dr. Peterson, a functional medicine practitioner and one of our newest Spacious tenants, to explain what he looks for when someone has been told, “There’s nothing we can do.” What follows is a clear, grounded look at chronic pain, inflammation, fibromyalgia, and why the body can get stuck replaying pain long after an injury heals. You’ll also hear real stories of people who felt out of options, plus what a first visit looks like, including a free initial test to see if you respond. Dr. Peterson also mentions his upcoming book, The Body’s Hidden Alarm, focused on chronic pain, inflammation, and fibromyalgia.

From Finance To Therapy: Serving Families With Care

Healing isn’t a one-size-fits-all plan, and this conversation proves it. We sit down with therapist and community builder Riechelle McAllister-Williams who left a 20-year career in finance to follow a calling into mental health serving children, BIPOC families, and neurodivergent clients with a blend of clinical skill and cultural humility. Her philosophy is simple and powerful: collaborate with clients, honor their pace, and create spaces where stories lead the way. We explore the heart of play therapy and why it’s the most natural language for kids. You’ll hear how symbolic play helps children process grief and trauma, build confidence, practice self-regulation, and carry those skills into school and friendships. For adults, we talk about identity, anxiety, depression, and life transitions, grounding it all in trauma-informed care that respects family history, culture, and community ties. Access is a central theme. From in-person sessions to virtual care and a sliding scale, the goal is to remove barriers and make mental health support truly reachable. We also highlight a new six-week therapeutic and support group designed for eldest daughters especially BIPOC women—who often hold leadership and caregiving roles without rest. The group centers storytelling, boundaries, cultural narratives, and the radical idea that rest is sacred. If you’ve ever felt responsible for everything and everyone, this is a timely invitation to rebuild from a full cup. Subscribe, share with a friend who needs this, and leave a review to help more people find thoughtful, accessible mental health conversations like this one.

A Missed Scholarship Sparked A Platform That Helps Students Take Control Of Recruiting

A former athlete turned educator shares how a missed recruiting window inspired Coached Up, a platform that teaches families to own the college recruiting process. We trace his move to Pearland, why community matters, and how planning, outreach, and confidence turn talent into offers.

What If Your Financial Plan Started With Purpose, Not Percentages

Purpose isn’t a nice to have in your money life, it’s the plan. We welcome former college football coach turned financial planner Ulrick Edmonds, who shares how leading with values, vision, and family transformed his career and now shapes the way he serves clients across the country. From small-town Virginia roots to Houston.    You’ll hear how regular check-ins, clear priorities, and protection-first strategies create room for consistent investing, smarter risk, and genuine peace of mind. Sports lessons show up everywhere preparation over prediction, response over circumstance, and teamwork over hero ball.    If you’re ready to align your finances with your values, this one’s for you. Subscribe, share with a friend who leads a busy life, and leave a review with the one habit you’ll implement this week. As always, you guys, be sure to like, share, and subscribe. Be sure to check out the next episode of the People of Spacious Podcast

Meet Ms. Renee: From Teaching GED to Inspiring Kids with Piano Lessons | People of Spacious Podcast

In this episode, host Raul interviews Ms. Gladys Renee Scott Garrett, owner of Anointed Keys Music Studio. Ms. Renee shares her journey from being a retired school teacher, who taught GED programs in prisons, to opening her music studio at Spacious Home in Pearland. She talks about her passion for teaching piano to young children, her experience at Spacious, and how she integrates her love for education and music. Tune in to hear about her inspiring work in the community, her goals for expansion, and the impact she’s making through her music lessons. Contact Info- www.anointed-keys.com [www.anointed-keys.com] gladys.scott@anointed-keys.com