Soft Girl Era

Economic Resilience: The Power of Black Women Entrepreneurs Inspired by Sassi Sassi

In this episode, we dive into the groundbreaking insights of Sassi Sassi, who challenges the myth that entrepreneurship for Black women is about opportunity rather than survival. Discover how Black women entrepreneurs are driving innovation, generating billions in revenue, and employing nearly a million people—despite being systematically excluded from traditional funding and networks. Learn why their resilience is not just a personal triumph but a national economic signal, and how investing in Black women is key to building a stronger, more inclusive economy for everyone.

Building Power, Not Permission: Tech, Sponsorship, and the Soft Girl Era Inspired by Teresita May

In this episode, LeAnne Dolce explores how Black women can transform corporate setbacks into powerful new beginnings by leveraging tech certifications, strategic sponsorship, and entrepreneurial pathways. Discover why adaptability is your competitive edge in a shifting economy, how sponsorship—not just mentorship—can change your career trajectory, and why demanding or building supportive environments is essential for lasting success. Tune in for actionable insights on thriving beyond broken systems, prioritizing rest, and embodying softness as a radical act of self-worth and innovation.

From Survival Mode to Sacred Softness: Conscious Evolution for Black Women Inspired by Indigo Divine-Brown

Step out of survival mode and into your Soft Girl Era with this transformative episode. We explore how high-achieving Black women can move from chaos to consciousness, unlearning old survival patterns and embracing rest, boundaries, and emotional honesty as strategies for true evolution. Discover practical steps to audit your habits, reclaim your softness, and lead from a place of wholeness. This is your invitation to redefine strength, protect your peace, and become the most conscious, powerful version of yourself—no apology, no permission needed.

Addressing Limitations and the Need for Authenticity in Storytelling – Inspired by Cieanna Little

In this episode, we address the importance of authenticity and transparency in storytelling. Inspired by the need for real stories and verifiable information, we discuss the challenges of creating meaningful narratives without access to genuine interviews, case studies, or research. Join us as we explore why honoring truth and integrity is essential for healing, transformation, and building trust within our community.

Do It Scared: Embracing Your New Normal and Living Out Loud Inspired by Fesha Miller

In this episode, we sit down with Fesha Miller, a woman who is courageously embracing her new normal after decades of living by others’ expectations. Fesha shares her journey of starting over, rediscovering herself, and choosing authenticity over perfection—even when it’s scary. We discuss how fear can be a compass, why living out loud is a radical act of self-love, and how redefining success on your own terms leads to true liberation. Tune in for inspiration to step into your own soft era, set boundaries without apology, and fall in love with the life you’re creating—scared and all.

Soft Resilience: Scaling with Kindness and Faith Inspired by Shamika Jones

Discover how embracing "soft resilience" can become your greatest entrepreneurial edge. In this episode, LeAnne Dolce explores how Black women can scale businesses, access funding, and overcome systemic barriers without sacrificing compassion, kindness, or faith. Learn about real grant opportunities, strategic networks, and the power of staying true to yourself while building lasting success. Tune in for practical steps to thrive, journal prompts for healing, and a powerful reminder that your softness is your superpower.

Sponsorship Over Mentorship: Building Real Equity for Black Women Inspired by Chandi LeSure

In this episode, we unpack the hard truths behind diversity and inclusion efforts and why they often leave Black women behind. Inspired by Chandi LeSure’s leadership, we explore the difference between mentorship and true sponsorship, the necessity of structural change over surface-level flexibility, and how adaptability has become a matter of survival for Black women in today’s workforce. Discover actionable steps to move from checking boxes to opening doors, and learn how supporting Black women’s leadership benefits everyone. Join us as we challenge outdated systems and commit to building real equity—one act of sponsorship at a time.

Grace Under Pressure: Thriving Beyond the Struggle Inspired by Alicia Sanderson

In this episode, LeAnne Dolce explores the power of grace under pressure, inspired by the journey of Alicia Sanderson. Discover how Black women across the globe are thriving beyond visible struggle—bootstrapping businesses, scaling against systemic odds, and rebuilding careers with quiet resilience. Learn why persistence outshines appearances, how self-funding your dreams can be revolutionary, and why true strength is found in choosing softness and protecting your peace. Step into your Soft Girl Era and embrace the courage to thrive without apology, no matter what you’re carrying.