Soft Girl Era

Soft Girl Era

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.

Episodes

December 10, 2025 13 mins
In this episode, we dive into the transformative power of consistently showing up for your gifts, even when the world isn’t watching. Inspired by Renée Armstrong’s journey, we explore how honoring your creativity, betting on yourself, and staying committed through the quiet seasons can turn hidden talents into visible impact. This is your invitation to stop waiting for permission, embrace your calling, and take bold, visible action...
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In this episode of Soft Girl Era, we delve into the journey of cultivating rest and radical self-love, inspired by the wisdom of Myla (Ms Dyema) Wimbley. Discover how Myla’s personal experiences and transformative insights guide Black women in breaking free from survival mode and embracing softness, rest, and deep self-compassion. Through honest conversation and real-life examples, we explore practical steps to honor your needs, se...
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In this episode, LeAnne Dolce explores how shifting from judgment to curiosity can transform professional and personal relationships, especially for Black women navigating survival mode and systemic pressures. Inspired by Maisha Philson’s wisdom, we discuss the power of empathy, the importance of understanding invisible struggles, and how practicing compassion and grace creates space for authentic connection, healing, and true succ...
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In this episode, LeAnne Dolce explores the extraordinary rise of Black women entrepreneurs who are transforming economic adversity into generational power. Discover how systemic barriers have sparked a quiet revolution, with Black women starting businesses at record rates, innovating new markets, and building supportive ecosystems despite facing historic funding gaps. Learn why lived experience is a competitive advantage, how colle...
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In this episode of Soft Girl Era, LeAnne Dolce explores the importance of healing before entering new relationships. Joined by emotional healing advocate Demetria Wilcoxon, they discuss how choosing love from a place of wholeness—rather than unhealed wounds—can break cycles of heartbreak and foster genuine connection. Through real-life examples and practical advice, learn why taking a true healing break, reflecting on your patterns...
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In this episode of Soft Girl Era, LeAnne Dolce shares powerful insights inspired by Fornesia Brewster on the courage it takes to walk away from what no longer serves you. Explore why choosing yourself is not selfish but an act of radical self-love, and learn how to create a plan that honors your peace, growth, and well-being. Discover practical steps for setting boundaries, preparing for change, and embracing the freedom that comes...
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In this episode of Soft Girl Era, LeAnne Dolce explores the quiet strength it takes to walk away from what no longer serves you. Inspired by the wisdom of Fornesia Brewster, we unpack the myths around endurance, the power of choosing yourself, and the importance of having a plan when leaving harmful spaces. Through real-life examples and actionable steps, discover how loving yourself enough to let go can open the door to true peace...
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In this episode, LeAnne Dolce explores how Black women can reclaim their power by redefining strength, setting boundaries, and building lives centered on peace and self-worth. Drawing on powerful insights and real-world examples, discover how choosing softness is a strategic move for resilience, leadership, and economic empowerment. Learn how to shift from survival mode to a life that honors your humanity, and find practical steps ...
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In this episode, LeAnne Dolce explores the transformative power of healing as a strategic advantage for Black women navigating personal and professional spaces. Through the inspiring journey of Linsay Hill, discover how unhealed trauma can shape business decisions, why setting boundaries is a legacy move, and how choosing yourself breaks generational cycles. Learn from real-world case studies on leadership, advocacy, and entreprene...
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In this episode, we dive deep into the internal battles that shape us and explore how healing from trauma is not only possible, but can become the foundation for your greatest strength. Inspired by the journey of Jules Cobb Edwards, we discuss the power of naming your pain, seeking support, and choosing small habits that rebuild your life. Discover how transforming wounds into wisdom, practicing self-love, and embracing softness ca...
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In this episode, LeAnne Dolce explores how the "strong Black woman" archetype, often worn as a badge of honor, can actually hold us back from healing, joy, and sustainable success. Drawing on powerful insights, she unpacks why softness, faith, and rest are not weaknesses but essential strategies for breaking generational cycles and building legacies rooted in wholeness. Tune in for real talk on entrepreneurship, boundaries, and how...
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In this episode, LeAnne Dolce explores how embracing softness can be a powerful strategy for Black women in tech, business, and leadership. Inspired by the work of Lucretia Dailey, LeAnne challenges the idea that success requires constant grinding and hardening, and instead highlights how rest, boundaries, and emotional intelligence are strategic assets. Through stories of women who center community, lived experience, and care in t...
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In this episode of Soft Girl Era, LeAnne Dolce sits down with Antoneal Shannon to explore how hitting rock bottom can become a sacred beginning. Through powerful truths and real-life stories, discover how choosing yourself, embracing reinvention, and outgrowing what no longer serves you can lead to healing, freedom, and authentic joy. Tune in for inspiration and actionable steps to move from survival to thriving, and give yourself ...
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In this episode, LeAnne Dolce explores how softness can be a powerful strategy for Black women seeking sustainable success and healing. Drawing inspiration from the journey of Shalena Carter, a mother of seven and survivor of profound trauma, we examine how rest, boundaries, and emotional safety are not luxuries but essential tools for leadership, entrepreneurship, and survival. Learn how Black women are redefining business and com...
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In this episode, we dive into the transformative power of choosing yourself and setting boundaries as acts of self-preservation and strategy. Inspired by Jennifer Bien-Aime’s work with high-achieving Black women, we explore how prioritizing rest, healing, and joy is not selfish, but essential for sustainable leadership and well-being. Discover practical ways to reclaim your peace, rebuild your identity after burnout, and create a l...
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In this episode, LeAnne Dolce shares powerful strategies for protecting your peace and reclaiming your power in the face of manipulation and emotional abuse. Discover how staying calm, observing behavior, and using strategic detachment can help you set boundaries and walk away from toxic relationships with your self-worth intact. Learn practical tools like journaling, the Grey Rock method, and reverse psychology to navigate chaos w...
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In this episode, we sit down with Patrice Richardson to explore what it truly means to build a brand from nothing. Patrice shares her journey of launching I AM.PATRICE. and how she turned seasons of emptiness and uncertainty into the foundation for a movement. We discuss the power of showing up authentically, pushing through hard days with softness and self-trust, and taking small, consistent steps even when no one is watching. If ...
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In this episode of Soft Girl Era, LeAnne Dolce sits down with LaShunda Braxton-Nickles to explore how healing from trauma is an ongoing, courageous choice. Through LaShunda’s journey of overcoming childhood pain, mental health challenges, and grief, we discover the power of reclaiming your story and turning survival into sacred purpose. Learn how choosing therapy, rest, and self-compassion can transform pain into hope, and why you ...
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This episode dives into the transformative power of boundaries, reciprocity, and self-worth for Black women navigating professional spaces, entrepreneurship, and relationships. Discover how redefining your standards, requiring fair exchange, and honoring your own needs can lead to greater joy, health, and success. Learn practical strategies for setting limits, tracking your contributions, and building relationships rooted in mutual...
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This episode explores the journey of healing and self-discovery in the face of maternal absence, inspired by Erika Paige’s insights. We discuss how embracing vulnerability, building resilience, and nurturing your inner child can transform pain into personal power. Learn practical strategies for breaking generational cycles, setting healthy boundaries, and cultivating self-compassion as you navigate your own path to wholeness. Join ...
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