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Good Lessons from Bad Women (in History)
A Theatrical Adventure

The Stories We Never Hear

Did China's first female emperor sleep her way to the top?
Was Mae West the role model for "Sex and the City"?
How could a woman from a fine home and loving parents become a fearsome pillaging pirate?
Was Mrs. Machine Gun Kelly a straight shooter or did she hype her husband into the outlaw hall of shame?

WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM THE MEMORABLE MISTAKES OF OTHERS?

It's been said that we learn more from our mistakes than from our successes. Can we also learn from the mistakes of others? Often, the lessons we learn from the virtuous and accomplished are, frankly, all too similar and all too boring. If we believe everything we read, The Bad Women of History were accomplished too - accomplished in evil. But has history been fair? Perhaps somewhere deep in the recesses of these wicked women are some good lessons to be learned.

BAD WOMEN CAN TEACH YOU TO:

Extract what's valuable from bad experiences and situations
Size up the big-entire-picture when solving problems and making decisions
Search for and recognize the many layers beyond the obvious
Reduce thinking in absolutes and learn to appreciate the gray areas
Question pre-conceived concepts, beliefs, and assumptions

"Who wouldn't love to step on stage and sparkle with wit, charm, enthusiasm and a well defined message like Dorothy Leeds, the Queen of Questions? She teaches, cajoles, coaches, and shoots her arrows of wisdom and truth unerringly into your permanent memory."

Martha Mayhood Mertz, Founder
International ATHENA Foundation

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