Liv Von Oehlreich: Director / Actor / Photographer / Psych Student / Masseuse / Moto Babe

@livvonoelreichThe scene:We are in Ladera Heights, Los Angeles, CA on a warm day in Liv’s backyard sitting on lawn chairs drinking tea. This sounds like we live gentle lives; yesterday we fixed her garage door by lifting it together and also road motorcycles all over LA. This is our normal. Our friendship has weathered many journeys and many miles on motorcycles. Join us in the garden for curiosity, laughter, and pre-psychotherapy.Highlights:A Swede from AlabamaDifficulty making female friendsBabes Ride OutClicking together quickly and easefullySeeking adventures togetherAttacking the stressor immediately = non-procrastinationBeing in the world, being curious, being in actionThe importance of having purposeCurrently in her Masters of Psych at Pepperdine Massaging is a lot of alone time with your own thoughtsThe body communicating different messages than the mindRocking the body to see where the tension is holding onBeing present with othersWhy do they scrub you wearing black granny panties at Korean spas?Near-death experiences that are hilariousHelping others transform their livesWeaving in experiences of acting, psychology, and massageCreating your life around physical freedomSeeing a wide horizon in your lifeChoosing newness to avoid stagnationMinimizing “making wrong”, blame, being fearful of the futureAvoiding rejection by not proceedingBeing 100% committed, AND detached from the outcomeThe Race to Alaska documentaryThe Women Riders World RelayFilming 12 women on motorcycles riding through PakistanTransitioning from doing everything yourself to leaning into othersViewing your life as many projectsAppreciation of others and listening “You lose intention when you lose punctuation.”A taste:“Through the physical comes the emotional.”“Sometimes I don’t move forward with things because I like the idea of what is possible with the idea and if I move forward with it, perhaps it’s not going to work out the way I wanted it.”Favorite sayings:“God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.” (The Serenity Prayer)“The health of the eye seems to demand a horizon. We are never tired, so long as we can see far enough.” - EmersonSupport the showThank you for listening!  Please subscribe to support this project.Love, Sagewolf xoxo