Soft Girl Era

Beyond Brokenness: Reclaiming Power and Community After Loss Inspired by Sakeenah Johnson

In this episode, we delve into the transformative journey of reclaiming power and community after profound loss, inspired by Sakeenah Johnson. We explore how true resilience means growing into someone new, how faith can turn pain into purpose, and why building supportive connections is essential for healing. Whether you're navigating personal setbacks or searching for renewed strength, discover how honoring your story and embracing community can help you move from survival to thriving.

The Million-Dollar Gap: Collective Action for Economic Justice Inspired by Danielle Forbes

In this episode, LeAnne Dolce unpacks the persistent wage gap facing Black women in America, revealing how even advanced education and professional excellence aren’t enough to close the million-dollar divide. Drawing on powerful data and advocacy case studies, she explores why collective action and policy change—not just individual achievement—are essential for true economic justice. Tune in to discover how salary transparency, organizational support, and solidarity can turn awareness into meaningful change, and why advocating for your worth is a vital act of self-care and community empowerment.

The Silent Wound: Healing the Father-Shaped Void Inspired by Franchesca Clark

In this episode, we explore the hidden impact of father wounds and how they shape our self-worth, relationships, and sense of belonging. Drawing on psychological insight and spiritual wisdom, we discuss the journey from recognizing the pain of absent or emotionally unavailable fathers to embracing a path of healing rooted in faith, community, and self-discovery. Learn practical steps to break generational cycles, nurture authentic connections, and invite wholeness into every area of your life.

The Radical Power of Softness: Redefining Strength for Black Professionals Inspired by Jovoan Jackson

In this episode, we explore how embracing vulnerability, emotional intelligence, and authentic connection can redefine strength and leadership for Black professionals. Inspired by Jovoan Jackson’s insights, we challenge the traditional narrative that equates success with unbreakable resilience, and highlight how softness can be a radical act of empowerment. Discover real-world examples of organizations and leaders who have transformed their cultures by valuing mentorship, inclusion, and self-care. Tune in to learn how expanding your definition of strength can unlock innovation, foster genuine relationships, and create space for authentic leadership in your career and community.

Rest as Revolution: Comebacks, Community, and the Power of Pause Inspired by Lakeesha Dockery

Discover how rest can be a revolutionary act and a catalyst for transformation in this episode inspired by Lakeesha Dockery. We explore the journey from burnout to breakthrough, the importance of redefining resilience, and how collective support empowers Black women entrepreneurs to turn setbacks into powerful comebacks. Learn practical ways to honor your need for rest, build community, and create a new paradigm of sustainable success.

The Radical Power of Being an Open Book – Inspired by Shameka Benn

In this episode, we explore the transformative power of vulnerability and authenticity as leadership tools. Inspired by the philosophy of being "an open book," we discuss how letting go of judgment and embracing openness can foster trust, build stronger communities, and create space for healing and growth. Through real-life stories of courage and connection, discover how leading with love—rather than fear—can spark personal and collective transformation. Join us as we challenge the myths of stoic strength and step boldly into a new era of softness, self-prioritization, and authentic connection.

The Million Dollar Gap: Economic Justice and the Soft Girl Era Inspired by Tamika Dent

Explore the persistent wage gap facing Black women professionals—even at the highest levels of education—and why individual achievement alone isn’t enough to close it. Drawing on Tamika Dent’s research and real-world examples, this episode unpacks the systemic barriers that limit economic opportunity, the power of collective advocacy, and the importance of redefining success in the Soft Girl Era. Discover how Black women are leading a movement for economic justice, building community, and demanding workplaces that recognize their full humanity and contributions.

The Time Value of Worth: Investing Where You’re Valued Inspired by Amber Ballard

In this episode, we explore how redefining the value of your time can transform both your personal and professional life. Drawing on powerful insights about boundaries, agency, and community, we examine why investing your energy where you’re truly valued leads to greater impact and fulfillment. Discover how Black women entrepreneurs are challenging traditional narratives of persistence, overcoming systemic barriers, and building thriving networks that foster innovation and resilience. Tune in for inspiration on making strategic choices that honor your worth and create lasting change.