EP 203 | Audacious You with Laura Martin Bovard

January 5, 2021

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Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanottais started performing as a teenager, singing at open mic nights and acting in school plays. At a young age, she realized she needed a big personality to grow into and Lady Gaga was born. In this episode, BOD™ member, Laura Martin Bovard (aka The Divine Hustler) shares her methods for stepping into a more audacious future.

In this episode we learn:

  • when an issue triggers you in some way, it’s because there is unresolved pain in your past.
  • it takes too much energy to keep yourself small
  • creating an alter-ego can liberate you
  • working from the feminine is powerful
  • competition is great, as long as it’s with yourself
  • it’s ok to brag once in a while, let your light shine

 

Design Intervention

Allow the authentic you shine. Prayer with your feet (take action!)

 

Take Aways

Mark Groves Podcast (Create the Love)

About Laura Martin Bovard

Interior Designer Laura Martin Bovard will tell you that she could not have imagined that her current multi-million-dollar business with eight employees was even possible — and that it would be this much fun — back when she started designing from her dining room table in 2002. Today LMB Interiors is a sought-after award-winning high-end interior design firm with an earthy chic vibe. Known for working with local Oakland and Bay Area artists and workrooms, LMB Interiors creates unique, personalized, soulful interiors that celebrate community, connection, creativity, family, and home. Laura runs her business from the Divine Feminine, alchemizing spiritual and material practices into a thriving company — with a lot of cussing and dance parties and Zoom calls and mani-pedis thrown in.

lmbinteriors.com + divinehustler.com

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