The most interesting life is the one you have the courage to navigate for yourself.
LET YOUR HEART BE YOUR COMPASS
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The MissionYou’ve built a life you’re proud of, and you still know there’s more out there for you. You’re ready to follow your curiosity, trust yourself when the path changes, and discover just how much you’re capable of. You just have to be willing to go find out.
You already know there’s more out there.
A dream you haven’t stopped thinking about, the quiet sense that there is another version of your life waiting to be discovered.
Your heart knows more than you think.
We spend a lot of time looking outside ourselves for directions. The right credentials, timeline, title, moment, or someone who will tell us we are ready.
The most important decisions in life begin with curiosity. The little voice that says, “"What if?”
Decisions are portals
You can change your mind, direction, and take the long way around. You can follow an unexpected opportunity simply because something in you says, “Go see where this leads.
Step into a field where women like you aren’t expected to belong.
Be brilliant. Take up space. Dream bigger. Be boldly feminine, endlessly curious, and brave enough to see where the adventure takes you.
You get to bring all of yourself with you.
You do not have to choose between being serious about your work and having a ridiculous amount of fun, between science and magic or strength and softness.
What do you want to find out about yourself next?
You don’t age out of possibility, and you don’t have to remain loyal to a version of yourself other people are comfortable with. Every unexpected chapter can become part of what makes your story uniquely yours.
You don’t have to figure it all out alone
The best adventures are rarely solo stories. Behind every woman who takes a leap, there is often a tribe of women who encouraged her, challenged her, opened a door, answered the late-night text, celebrated the win, or simply said, “You should absolutely do that.”
Larkin believes in being that woman for other women.
The one who tells you to apply or makes the introduction. The one who hypes up a stranger in the bathroom because women should never have to wonder whether there is someone in their corner.
We get further, together.
Sometimes empowerment looks like putting your arm around someone and saying, “Come on. We've got this.”
Meet Larkin Bohn
Science, adventure, possibility, and a little bit of magic
A woman who built her own universe.
Larkin brings together worlds that are not always placed in the same room: science and storytelling, maritime adventure and radical femininity, military discipline and creative freedom, technical expertise and mysticism, exploration and joy.
She is interested in what happens when we stop insisting that women have to fit neatly into one category in order to be taken seriously.
A woman can be a scientist and a dreamer. A captain and an artist. A warrior and a soft place to land. A leader and a little bit rebellious.
She can wear pink coveralls, stare at the stars, study the ocean, build something extraordinary, and still be completely herself.
BRING LARKIN INTO YOUR WORLD.
Whether she is standing on a stage, partnering with a brand, exploring somewhere unexpected, or telling a story from the field, Larkin creates experiences that make possibility feel tangible.
SPEAKING
Stories of science, exploration, reinvention, courage, women in STEM, and the beautiful uncertainty of becoming someone new.
PARTNERSHIPS
Strategic partnerships with brands and organizations that believe in science, adventure, women's potential, curiosity, and a future that is worth getting excited about.
IN THE FIELD
Original storytelling and filmmaking from the water, the road, the field, and wherever curiosity takes her.
INTELLIGENCE IS MAGNETIC. CURIOSITY IS POWERFUL. AND THERE IS NOTHING BORING ABOUT A WOMAN WHO KNOWS HER OWN MIND.
Larkin’s own life has taken her from theater kid to soldier, bartender to sailor, scientist to science communicator, captain to explorer, and TEDx speaker to advocate for women in STEM. Along the way, she learned that a life does not have to follow a straight line to be a remarkable one.