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Hosted by LeAnne Dolce of Wake Up Happy, Sis! Sis, ready to drop that titanium cape, slip into your softness, and still run the world? The Soft Girl Era is the bold, juicy interview show where high-achieving Black women trade burnout and grind culture for a life that feels just as good as it looks. Every week, your host, LeAnne Dolce, sits down with powerhouse sisters—execs, creatives, and revolutionaries—who’ve shifted from “I’m exhausted” to “I’m exquisitely fulfilled.” We get raw and real about it all: guilt-free self-care between meetings, navigating toxic spaces, loving up on these brilliant Black bodies, stacking coins without sacrifice, and rewriting success on our terms. No fluff. No filters. No respectability politics. Expect soulful stories, mindset shifts, wellness rituals, and power moves that help you stop surviving and start living out loud. Because in this era, softness isn’t weakness—it’s your superpower. It’s the glow-up. And baby, it’s the strategy. Plug in, pour up, and press play. The Soft Girl Era—where pleasure is sacred, softness is strategy, and a soft Black woman is the most underestimated force in the world. Subscribe now, Sis. Your soft life starts here.
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In this episode, we explore the urgent necessity of radical self-care for Black women, challenging the generational patterns of exhaustion and self-neglect. Drawing on research and lived experiences, we discuss how reclaiming rest, setting boundaries, and prioritizing personal well-being are not acts of luxury, but essential strategies for survival and collective healing. Discover practical steps to break free from the "strong Black woman" trope, honor your needs without guilt, and create a new legacy where your rest, joy, and peace truly matter.

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Explore how Black women entrepreneurs are radically redefining success by centering wellness, self-care, and community support. Inspired by Librada Lewter’s groundbreaking insights, this episode uncovers how prioritizing mental health, setting boundaries, and challenging hustle culture are not just acts of self-preservation, but essential strategies for sustainable business growth. Discover real stories of founders who are building thriving businesses without sacrificing their wellbeing—and learn how this powerful shift can inspire a new model of leadership and success for all.

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This episode challenges the myth that hard work alone guarantees success, spotlighting the unique barriers Black women face in the workplace. Drawing on data and recent case studies, we examine how rollbacks in DEI initiatives and systemic inequities undermine even the most dedicated professionals. Discover why collective action, community-building, and demanding true accountability from employers are essential for real progress. Join us as we explore how to move beyond survival and toward lasting change in the pursuit of workplace equity.

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In this episode, we explore the transformative power of setting boundaries as an act of self-love and liberation. Discover how extending the pause before saying yes can help you reclaim your energy, prioritize your wellbeing, and model healthy behavior for those around you. Through real stories of overcoming burnout and redefining strength, learn practical steps to honor your worth, embrace rest, and create space for authentic joy and fulfillment. Your boundaries are your birthright—let your "no" become a powerful declaration of self-worth.

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In this episode, we explore how embracing your outsider status can become your greatest asset. Inspired by Marguerita Hunter’s insights, we dive into the stories of Black women entrepreneurs who have transformed being the “black sheep” into a superpower—fueling innovation, resilience, and community impact. Discover how reframing difference as strength can spark purpose-driven leadership and inspire you to turn your unique story into a force for change.

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In this episode, we explore the transformative power of sharing your truth and the healing that comes from breaking silence. Inspired by Curtoyia Duncan’s work with trauma survivors, we discuss the challenges Black women face in speaking out, the importance of community support, and how telling your story can turn pain into collective strength. Discover how finding your voice can be a revolutionary act of self-reclamation and a pathway to healing—not just for yourself, but for others walking similar journeys.

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In this episode, we dive into the art of adaptation and why it’s essential for thriving in a rapidly changing world. Drawing on powerful insights from Jamia Williams, we explore how strategic adaptation, proactive problem-solving, and resilience can turn adversity into opportunity. Learn how to make tough decisions that protect your values, create new pathways when faced with obstacles, and transform setbacks into fuel for growth. Tune in for actionable strategies to help you anticipate change, build your confidence, and emerge stronger—no matter what challenges come your way.

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In this episode, we explore how Black women are leading a revolution in entrepreneurship, launching businesses at record rates despite systemic barriers and limited access to capital. Inspired by Natasha Swinton’s insights, we highlight the power of data-driven advocacy, the rise of Millennial and Gen Z founders, and the resilience that transforms adversity into opportunity. Discover how these trailblazers are redefining success, building community wealth, and reshaping the future of business from the ground up.

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Sis, if you’ve ditched the cape but still feel the weight of the journey—and you’re bold enough to spill the real behind your rise into softness—then we need your voice on The Soft Girl Era Podcast.
We’re gathering women who’ll talk openly about the honest highs, lows, and lessons they’re still uncovering, so our community can heal and grow together.
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