Soft Girl Era Podcast Por LeAnne Dolce (Wake Up Happy Sis!) arte de portada

Soft Girl Era

Soft Girl Era

De: LeAnne Dolce (Wake Up Happy Sis!)
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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.Copyright 2025 All rights reserved. Desarrollo Personal Éxito Personal
Episodios
  • Blooming After Rock Bottom: The Power of Softness and Self-Leadership Inspired by LaKeysha Jacobs Myrick

    Blooming After Rock Bottom: The Power of Softness and Self-Leadership Inspired by LaKeysha Jacobs Myrick
    Jan 11 2026
    In this episode, we explore the transformative journey of reclaiming softness and self-leadership after hitting rock bottom. Inspired by LaKeysha Jacobs Myrick, we discuss how vulnerability, healing, and setting new boundaries can become the foundation for rebuilding your life and career. Discover how embracing your full story—even the painful parts—can lead to powerful personal and professional growth. Tune in for actionable insights on turning adversity into your comeback era and making bold, loving choices that honor your true self.
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    16 m
  • Ambition Is Not the Problem: Building Power and Reclaiming Rest Inspired by Edna Marshall

    Ambition Is Not the Problem: Building Power and Reclaiming Rest Inspired by Edna Marshall
    Jan 11 2026
    In this episode, LeAnne Dolce explores the truth behind Black women's ambition and the systemic barriers that often stand in the way of career advancement and economic power. Drawing on powerful insights and data, she unpacks why burnout and stalled progress are not personal failings but symptoms of environments that fail to support and invest in Black women. Discover actionable strategies for building power both inside and outside traditional systems, from seeking profit and loss roles to cultivating entrepreneurship and community-based collaborations. Tune in for a call to action that empowers you to reclaim your rest, amplify your value, and create new pathways to leadership and freedom.
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    17 m
  • Build Your Own Second Chance: Hope as a Discipline — Inspired by Valerie Hughes

    Build Your Own Second Chance: Hope as a Discipline — Inspired by Valerie Hughes
    Jan 11 2026
    In this episode, we sit down with Valerie Hughes to explore what it truly means to build your own second chance. From overcoming incarceration to founding a nonprofit and stacking credentials against all odds, Valerie’s journey is a blueprint for resilience, reinvention, and radical self-belief. We discuss the discipline of hope, the reality of systemic barriers, and how choosing yourself—every single day—can transform your life and open doors for others. Tune in for practical inspiration on creating your own lane, repairing relationships, and designing a future defined by persistence, purpose, and softness.
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    15 m
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