Soft Girl Era

In this episode, we explore how Black women entrepreneurs turn vision into victory by walking in faith, building community, and cultivating resilience. Discover the real stories behind the statistics, from overcoming funding barriers to transforming setbacks into strength. Learn how mentorship, humor, and unwavering belief in self and purpose create legacies that outlast any obstacle. Whether you’re launching a business or nurturing a dream, find inspiration to trust your vision, lean on your community, and build with courage for generations to come.

In this episode of The Soft Girl Era, LeAnne Dolce unpacks the untapped economic power of Black women entrepreneurs and the multiplier effect their success creates. Discover how targeted support, equitable funding, and industry-specific mentorship can drive sustainable growth, close profitability gaps, and transform entire communities. Through real-world stories and data-driven insights, learn why investing in Black women-owned businesses isn’t just a matter of justice—it’s a smart economic strategy that benefits everyone. Tune in to explore actionable ways you can be part of this transformative movement and help build an economy where Black women thrive.

Explore how trauma lives in both mind and body, and discover actionable steps to begin healing from within. This episode delves into the ways our bodies hold onto past pain, how fear and self-sabotage can be overcome by moving forward even when afraid, and why your worth is inherent—regardless of outside validation. Learn how embracing both emotional and physical healing can transform your journey and empower you to reclaim your value and strength.

Discover how the simple word "yet" can transform your story from an ending into a new beginning. In this episode, we explore the Y.E.T. mindset—Your Evolving Truth—and how embracing growth, self-compassion, and practical hope can help you move beyond setbacks and redefine your potential. Learn how to turn periods into commas, view challenges as part of your journey, and take small steps toward your evolving truth. Your story isn’t finished… yet.

In this episode, we explore how to break free from limiting narratives and claim your rightful place at the table. Inspired by insights from Jai Galloway, we discuss the power of resilience, leveraging technology and community, and embracing authenticity as a catalyst for personal and professional transformation. Learn how to challenge internalized barriers, harness your unique strengths, and create opportunities not just for yourself, but for your entire community. Step into your power and discover why you truly deserve it all.

Discover how vulnerability can become your greatest strength at work. Inspired by insights from Dyiimela Jordan, this episode explores the power of authenticity for Black professionals and leaders. Learn how sharing your true self, embracing uncertainty, and building community through honest storytelling can drive personal growth, innovation, and genuine connection. Challenge the myth of perfection and unlock the transformative impact of leading with courage and humanity.

Discover how resilient leadership transforms setbacks into stepping stones in this inspiring episode. We explore the art of rising after being broken, drawing on powerful lessons from Lyn Cooper about authenticity, community, and turning pain into purpose. Learn how embracing your scars, standing in your truth, and building strong support networks can unlock your greatest strengths as a leader. Perfect for anyone ready to turn challenges into opportunities and lead with courage, connection, and hope.

This episode challenges everything you thought you knew about marriage and family by exploring the rich, often misunderstood traditions of plural marriage in African societies. Discover how polygamous and women-to-women marriages have historically empowered women, fostered resilience, and built thriving communities through resource-sharing and collective care. Drawing on Sekhmet Shabaka’s research, we examine the importance of agency, consent, and intentionality in all relationship structures—inviting you to question cultural assumptions and imagine new possibilities for love, family, and community support.