Soft Girl Era

The Revolutionary Power of Softness: Redefining Strength for Black Women Inspired by Chea K. Woolfolk

In this episode, we explore the revolutionary power of embracing softness as a new definition of strength for Black women. Inspired by Chea K. Woolfolk’s wisdom, we challenge the cultural narrative that equates resilience with struggle and self-sacrifice. Discover why true power lies in honoring your needs, setting boundaries, and embracing vulnerability as a superpower. Through real-life stories and practical insights, learn how stepping into your "soft girl era" is not only an act of self-care but a pathway to collective liberation and authentic joy.

Reinvention After 40: Your Second Chapter Starts Now Inspired by Kamaria Jones

In this episode, we explore the transformative power of starting over after 40, inspired by Kamaria Monmouth’s journey from overcoming rejection and stigma to building a thriving business and leadership career. Discover how reframing rejection, embracing discomfort, and choosing faith over fear can turn your past into a powerful prologue for your next chapter. If you’ve ever felt it was too late to reinvent yourself, this conversation will challenge the timelines you’ve been sold and empower you to write your best chapter yet—no matter your age or history.

The Resilient Rise: Unleashing the Economic Power of Black Women Entrepreneurs Inspired by Monique Webb-Papia

In this episode, we explore the extraordinary rise of Black women entrepreneurs who are redefining resilience, innovation, and success in America. Drawing on new research and real-world case studies, we unpack the unique challenges Black women face—including access to capital and employment vulnerability—while highlighting the transformative impact of community networks and resource sharing. Discover how these visionary leaders are not just overcoming barriers, but building new models for economic growth that benefit everyone. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on shifting from deficit narratives to recognizing and investing in the boundless potential of Black women in business.

When Brilliance Isn’t Enough: Dismantling Barriers for Black Women at Work — Inspired by Wendy Ellis Jones

Explore the hidden barriers Black women face in the workplace—even when they have the degrees, experience, and brilliance to succeed. This episode breaks down the latest data on job losses, pay gaps, and the impact of DEI rollbacks, revealing how systemic obstacles persist despite progress. Learn why resilience shouldn’t be a requirement for fairness, and discover actionable steps to advocate for equity, transparency, and opportunity. It’s time to build workplaces where Black women can shine without dimming their light.

Building Your Own Door: Turning Rejection into Revolution Inspired by Danielle Jolla

In this episode, we explore how rejection can be the catalyst for building your own path and redefining success on your terms. Inspired by powerful stories of women who turned closed doors into opportunities, we dive into the principles of creating your own lane, embracing your authentic self, and celebrating every step forward. Discover how to transform setbacks into revolutionary breakthroughs and why your unique journey is your greatest strength.

The Radical Power of Softness: Success Redefined Inspired by Toshuna Hanna

In this episode, we explore how embracing softness can be a radical act of self-honor and a new definition of power, especially for Black women navigating professional spaces. Inspired by Toshuna Hanna’s journey, we challenge the myth that success requires relentless hustle and emotional detachment. Discover how integrating empathy, intuition, rest, and authenticity can expand influence, deepen impact, and foster sustainable success. Learn practical practices for prioritizing well-being, building supportive communities, and redefining achievement on your own terms. Step into the Soft Girl Era, where wholeness becomes your greatest strength.

The Entrepreneurial Paradox: Rethinking Support for Black Women in Business Inspired by Alicia Green

This episode explores the entrepreneurial paradox facing Black women, revealing how systemic barriers often make entrepreneurship a necessity rather than a choice. We examine the realities of employment instability, the double bind of racial and gender discrimination in accessing capital, and the limitations of the "girl boss" narrative. Through case studies on CDFIs, employment advocacy, and targeted business support programs, we highlight practical solutions and the urgent need to reframe support systems. Join us as we challenge myths, spotlight economic justice, and imagine a future where Black women entrepreneurs can thrive on fair terms.

Building New Tables: The Power of Black Women Entrepreneurs Inspired by Keisha Hamilton

In this episode of Building New Tables: The Power of Black Women Entrepreneurs Inspired by Keisha Hamilton, we explore how Black women are transforming systemic barriers into powerful catalysts for innovation and economic change. Drawing on Keisha Hamilton’s groundbreaking research, we highlight stories of resilience, creativity, and community impact—revealing how exclusion from traditional systems has fueled a dynamic entrepreneurial movement. Discover how these trailblazers are not just breaking through obstacles, but building new platforms and opportunities for themselves and others.