In this episode, LeAnne Dolce sits down with visionary leader Kynesia Rodgers to uncover the hard truths behind the entrepreneurial journeys of Black women in North America. Despite being the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs, Black women face systemic barriers to funding, mentorship, and networks, often self-funding their businesses with personal savings. Through data from the FoundHers Report and real-world examples, we explore the intersectional challenges Black women founders face, the impact of organizations like the Black Women Collective, and the urgent need for systemic change. Join us as we challenge the myths of equal opportunity, highlight the resilience and innovation of Black women entrepreneurs, and call for collective action to create a truly inclusive entrepreneurial ecosystem.

In this episode, LeAnne Dolce explores the unique challenges Black women entrepreneurs face beyond funding and mentorship, highlighting the intersectional burdens of race, gender, and motherhood. Drawing inspiration from visionary leaders and community-driven organizations, she reveals how self-funding, resilience, and resourcefulness are not weaknesses but superpowers. Discover how creating intentional networks, sharing your story, and embracing softness can transform trauma into strength and pave the way for collective healing and thriving. Step into your Soft Girl Era and reclaim the joy, rest, and freedom you deserve.

In this episode of Soft Girl Era, LeAnne Dolce explores the transformative power of community in entrepreneurship and personal growth. Inspired by visionary leader Triona White, we challenge the myth of the lone entrepreneur and highlight how connection, collaboration, and shared learning are essential for lasting success. Discover real stories of resilience, innovation, and the radical act of embracing softness as strength. Tune in to learn how building supportive networks and prioritizing self-care can help you thrive, create a meaningful legacy, and step fully into your Soft Girl Era.

In this episode, LeAnne Dolce sits down with visionary leader Vickie Craighead-Davis to explore the gap between symbolic praise and real investment in Black women’s leadership. Discover how initiatives like the Highland Project and SheWorks California are transforming the landscape by centering collective care, rest, and economic empowerment. Learn why true change requires moving beyond rhetoric to create structures that support Black women’s well-being and legacy—and how you can be part of building a future where softness and strength go hand in hand.

In this episode, LeAnne Dolce explores the myth that healing must be complete before stepping into your power. Inspired by a transformative conversation with Qwantrell Holliday, she shares how true transformation often begins in the midst of pain and uncertainty. Through real-life examples of women who rose before they felt ready, LeAnne encourages listeners to embrace their journey, share their stories, and reclaim their softness as a radical act of self-love. Tune in to discover how choosing yourself, even while still healing, can break generational curses and inspire others to do the same.

In this episode, LeAnne Dolce sits down with Arkeba Douglas to explore what it truly means to carry pain and still choose joy. Through Arkeba’s powerful story of loss, betrayal, and resilience, we unpack the myths of strength and the cost of survival mode for Black women. Discover how embracing community, honoring your pain, and allowing yourself to be held can transform even the deepest wounds into sources of hope and healing. Join us as we reclaim softness, celebrate the courage to keep moving forward, and find freedom in letting go of the cape.

In this episode, LeAnne Dolce explores the impact of family secrets and the transformative power of acknowledgment. Through real-life stories, she unpacks how silence breeds shame and isolation, while honest conversations create space for healing, connection, and growth. Discover practical steps to break cycles of secrecy, build trust, and reclaim your softness by embracing emotional honesty and vulnerability within your family. Step into your Soft Girl Era and learn how acknowledging the truth can set you free.

In this episode, LeAnne Dolce shares transformative insights from her conversation with Lanita Simmons, highlighting the real challenges and revolutionary strategies for Black women entrepreneurs. Explore why resilience alone isn’t enough, and how building strong networks, seeking mentorship, and leveraging your unique perspective can turn barriers into assets. Discover how releasing the pressure to do it all alone and embracing softness as a source of power can help you thrive, create lasting impact, and inspire the next generation. Step into your Soft Girl Era—where rest, connection, and self-worth redefine what it means to succeed.

In this episode, we explore how embracing softness can become your superpower during seasons of change. Inspired by Kay Thompson, we discuss why starting over is not a setback but a natural part of growth, and how vulnerability and self-care are essential for authentic strength. Discover how setting boundaries, building community, and honoring your need for rest can transform your journey. Tune in for practical steps to let go of old expectations, embrace your full self, and find empowerment in every season of your life.

In this episode of Soft Girl Era, LeAnne Dolce explores how unhealed trauma shapes our relationships and the importance of breaking generational cycles for true connection and emotional well-being. Drawing on insights from mental health advocate Aria Martin, we discuss how avoidance and accommodation can keep us stuck, and why facing our wounds is essential for healing ourselves, our families, and our communities. Learn practical steps to recognize patterns, seek support, and communicate with honesty, so you can move from surviving to thriving in love. Healing is possible—and it starts with you.