In this episode, Mae West is the featured Everyday Heroine from the movie ‘Mae West: Dirty Blonde’. 

First, I set the stage for this episode to be a ‘judgment-free zone’. You are inclined to be more inspired with a 'judgment-free zone' when studying Mae West. A real-life example of being judgmental helps us understand why it can limit us from learning.

Then Mae West inspires us to be empowered with her examples of achieving success. She teaches us how to become the highest-paid woman in the US. I pull out the major tips to become the highest-paid woman in the US in 1935.

I uncover the highlights of her massive achievements during the Great Depression.

Throughout the episode, I apply the 7 defining characteristics of the Everyday Heroine to the dynamic career of Mae West. 

Finally, I wrap up the episode by answering three questions.

• What did she do? She lived her dream life with a 70-year long career.
• How did she do it? She completely believed in herself.
• Why should we care about her? She was unstoppable and we need more unstoppable women.

Plus, I add some insight on why a judgment-free zone is so important for progress.

The movie ‘Mae West: Dirty Blonde’ sources information presented in this episode.

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