The WonderMama Coffee Chat with Raquel Soto | Motherhood, Purpose, Burnout, Faith & Your Voice

In this powerful episode of The WonderMama Coffee Chat, host Leonne Sherr sits down with the incredible Raquel Soto — GPS for Success, media creator, author, musician, and woman of deep faith — for a raw and inspiring conversation that will stop you in your tracks. Raquel opens up about her journey from the corporate world of a top global PR firm to building her own media ecosystem — including a TV show, record label, anthology series, radio station (Through Radio), and magazine The Breakers. But the real magic of this conversation goes much deeper. In this episode, we talk about: Why high-capacity women are the ones most at risk of burning out silently Raquel's deeply personal story of depression, hair loss, and surviving four suicide attempts — and why no one around her knew The dangerous trap of toxic positivity and what it actually costs us What rest really looks like (hint: a 20-minute nap doesn't count) The moment God gave Raquel the vision for her radio station — while she was forced to lie still Parenting across the decades: how our children experience a different version of us as we grow Why your presence is the greatest gift you can give your children — not the activities, the gear, or the opportunities The importance of shared story and community in breaking generational cycles Raquel reminds every mama, every entrepreneur, every strong one out there: you are doing so much better than you think you are. Receive grace. Live from overflow. 🎙️ Connect with Raquel Soto: "https://www.facebook.com/Raquel.Ortiz.Soto https://www.linkedin.com/in/yourgpsforsuccess/ https://www.instagram.com/yourgpsforsuccess/" 📖 Look for Raquel's chapter in Business Divas anthology by Dr. Martha Rosso — coming October 2025 💛 Join The WonderMama Community — ahttps://www.skool.com/the-wondermama-cycle-breakers-5827/about 🔔 Subscribe & tune in every Wednesday at noon for a new Coffee Chat guest. If this episode resonated with you, please share it. You never know whose life you might change.