Sis, it's time to turn up the heat on your self-care journey and ignite the flames of self-love within you! In this emotionally charged episode of Wake Up Happy, Sis, we delve deep into the essentiality of self-love and how it fuels your self-care practices. Brace yourself for a passionate conversation that will awaken your soul and empower you to prioritize your own happiness.
Join your host, LeAnne Dolce and her co-host Sheronda Sealey as they welcome Rhonda Walters to share personal stories of self-discovery, resilience, and unapologetic self-love. They will unveil the transformative power of romancing yourself, revealing how this act of self-devotion sets the foundation for a fulfilling and purposeful life.
Prepare to be moved as we explore the challenges faced by professional and entrepreneurial Black women on their journey to self-care. Discover practical strategies to navigate societal pressures, overcome self-doubt, and reclaim your inner strength. This episode is your permission slip to embrace your worth, rewrite your narrative, and love yourself fiercely.
Tune in to Wake Up Happy, Sis, and let the flames of self-love and self-care burn brighter than ever before. Get ready to unleash your inner fire and live a life that radiates with passion, purpose, and unyielding joy!

Join the electrifying Wake Up Happy, Sis! podcast for an emotionally charged episode celebrating National Black Business Month. Host LeAnne Dolce empowers Black women to prioritize self-care and wellness, as she shares inspiring stories of triumph and success from two phenomenal Black-owned businesses. Dive into the heart of holistic well-being, cultural awareness, and breaking barriers in the corporate world. This dynamic episode challenges norms, inspires action, and fosters a supportive sisterhood. Get ready to ignite your passion and unleash your inner boss with boldness and joy!

Sis, are you feeling disconnected? Longing for genuine relationships that reflect your ambition, your drive, your very essence? In this must-listen episode of "Wake Up Happy, Sis," we dive headfirst into the heart of social wellness: the art of cultivating meaningful connections. We explore how to foster authentic relationships that enrich your life, strengthen your career, and nourish your soul. We talk candidly about the power of sisterhood, the vital role of networking in professional advancement, and the healing that can come from a heartfelt conversation with a kindred spirit. It’s time to break down the barriers, challenge the norms, and create the supportive community you deserve. Are you ready to connect, thrive, and revolutionize your social wellness? This episode is your blueprint.

In this deeply personal and insightful episode of Wake Up Happy Sis, we dive headfirst into the convoluted maze of racial and gender bias that Black women face in the workplace. We'll illuminate the often-invisible labor that Black women shoulder daily, and explore how these biases influence our mental, emotional, and physical wellbeing. You’ll hear empowering stories from Black women who’ve successfully navigated these challenges and learn practical strategies to safeguard your wellbeing. It's time to address this elephant in the room. Sis, you won’t want to miss this!

Patricia Wicks, MSW has over 25 years of experience working to improve the lives of youth and their families. Her passion for people and organizations realizing their full potential drove her to start her company in 2009. Patricia's experience includes extensive youth development programming and evaluation, community building, resource development and management, social science research, direct service and staff director/trainer. She has a proven ability to integrate and unify diverse constituencies, builds bridges and foster consensus to achieve organizational goals - strategically positioning organizations for sustainability and Excellence.

Dive headfirst into this transformative episode of Wake Up Happy Sis, as we take you on an emotional journey navigating the challenges of critical illness within the family unit with our special guest Katherine Beasley. We are not merely survivors - we are warriors, armed with resilience, unity, and unshakeable love. This is more than just an episode; it's a wake up call for every black woman facing the daunting battle against critical illness with her family. Wake up, sis! We're in this together, and together, we rise!

Our relationships are a vital part of our lives, but maintaining them in a healthy way can often be challenging. On this episode of our podcast, we delve into the art of nurturing connections and maintaining healthy relationships in all aspects of life, from platonic friendships to romantic partnerships and even in our professional lives. Join us as our guests, Joy McLaughlin-Harris and Rhonda Walters, share how they have successfully navigated the complexities of maintaining healthy relationships. We'll discuss the importance of communication, trust, and self-awareness in creating and sustaining fulfilling connections with others.
Rhonda J Walters, the CEO of RareGlo Organic Shea Products and RareGlo Hair Salon, is a renowned beauty visionary with over 45 years of experience in the beauty industry. Her commitment to enhancing natural beauty and promoting healthy hair is her forte. She does so by promoting self-care and wellness as the fountain of youth through products and services.
Joy McLaughlin-Harris, a native of Gadsden, South Carolina, is an International Speaker, Rebrandologist™️, and Realtor. She is the CEO of Touch of Joy International, LLC. Joy is also the founder of Touch of Joy Youth Foundation, an organization dedicated to providing scholarships to young entrepreneurs starting their first businesses.

Are you tired of being underestimated and undervalued in your professional and entrepreneurial pursuits? It’s time to shatter those glass ceilings and step into your power! In this riveting episode, we’ll explore the transformative journey of self-advocacy and negotiation skills for Black women in the workplace. Join LeAnne Dolce and her inspiring guests as they share their personal stories, strategic insights, and bold strategies that will empower you to command respect, demand what you deserve, and achieve your professional dreams. Get ready to unleash your inner badass and conquer any career challenge that comes your way!
In 2017, Joy decided to leverage her many years of Human Resources management experience to help individuals become better leaders, by empowering them and helping them to build/develop better teams. This decision gave birth to HR4TC (Human Resource for the culture). Joy is on a mission to help black women build the teams they need to scale their businesses, increase their profits, reclaim their time and their JOY (pun intended).