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From modeling in LA to waitressing in NYC, what can a 21 year old possibly teach us old folks? HA! Just you wait.
GUEST: Lilly Statzer
TITLE OF EPISODE: From modeling in LA to waitressing in NYC, what can a 21 year old possibly teach us old folks? HA! Just you wait.
SUMMARY OF EPISODE:
I’ve known Lilly since she was a wee lass. I haven’t seen her in over 12 years and WOW is she is making her mark in this world.
How can a 21 year old be so wise?!
Her wisdom makes her a perfect guest for ‘More Moss’ as she shares easily how she chooses to navigate a life through true authenticity and accountability.
After leaving North Carolina at 19 to move to LA to model she quickly found herself in a dark place.
She chose to come back home to North Carolina, ground herself, get her head back on straight and start working towards her goal of moving to New York City.
So Lilly relocated to NYC then in July her life fell apart when her dear friend Aidan died.
What came next?
Seven7Fifteen15
Enjoy this radiant soul.
IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS:
- Lilly’s mom Angela Statzer is the co-founder of the More Moss to the People movement!
- Lilly is now 21 years old, living in Brooklyn, NY.
- Lilly chose a different path than her friends, not the “normal” path of a 4 year college.
- Started from scratch, knew no one, started going out to meet people.
- “You can get in a deep dark hole there and I did.”
- “It was completely my fault I had that experience”.
- What Lilly feels her parents had given her as a foundation.
- “I can’t live like this. I was worried about the wrong things.”
- Moved home to NC, to ground herself, worked hard so she could move to NYC.
- “If you want to do something, do it! You can find happiness anywhere. Don’t give up. ”
- Life defining moment: in July 2023 Lilly lost a dear friend of hers Aidan Murphy in a car crash.
- While working through her grief, Lilly decided to finally start her dream of creating her own jewelry line. She would call it seven7fifteen15 in honour of Aidan’s death date.
- No more excuses. “You don’t know when your time is. Life is so short, it can be taken away from you in a second.”
- “I see him all the time.” Butterfly story.
- A portion of the proceeds from her jewelry sales go to Ukraine.
- Parents and legacy.
- “Encourage people to do what they want and happiness is the goal”.
GUEST CONTACT INFORMATION:
IG personal @lillywestonn
IG 7/15 @seven7fifteen15
Website https://seven7fifteen15.com
MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
-Angela Statzer, https://www.instagram.com/angelastatzerdesigns/
-Aidan Murphy
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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By Åsa NilssonGUEST: Lilly Statzer
TITLE OF EPISODE: From modeling in LA to waitressing in NYC, what can a 21 year old possibly teach us old folks? HA! Just you wait.
SUMMARY OF EPISODE:
I’ve known Lilly since she was a wee lass. I haven’t seen her in over 12 years and WOW is she is making her mark in this world.
How can a 21 year old be so wise?!
Her wisdom makes her a perfect guest for ‘More Moss’ as she shares easily how she chooses to navigate a life through true authenticity and accountability.
After leaving North Carolina at 19 to move to LA to model she quickly found herself in a dark place.
She chose to come back home to North Carolina, ground herself, get her head back on straight and start working towards her goal of moving to New York City.
So Lilly relocated to NYC then in July her life fell apart when her dear friend Aidan died.
What came next?
Seven7Fifteen15
Enjoy this radiant soul.
IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS:
- Lilly’s mom Angela Statzer is the co-founder of the More Moss to the People movement!
- Lilly is now 21 years old, living in Brooklyn, NY.
- Lilly chose a different path than her friends, not the “normal” path of a 4 year college.
- Started from scratch, knew no one, started going out to meet people.
- “You can get in a deep dark hole there and I did.”
- “It was completely my fault I had that experience”.
- What Lilly feels her parents had given her as a foundation.
- “I can’t live like this. I was worried about the wrong things.”
- Moved home to NC, to ground herself, worked hard so she could move to NYC.
- “If you want to do something, do it! You can find happiness anywhere. Don’t give up. ”
- Life defining moment: in July 2023 Lilly lost a dear friend of hers Aidan Murphy in a car crash.
- While working through her grief, Lilly decided to finally start her dream of creating her own jewelry line. She would call it seven7fifteen15 in honour of Aidan’s death date.
- No more excuses. “You don’t know when your time is. Life is so short, it can be taken away from you in a second.”
- “I see him all the time.” Butterfly story.
- A portion of the proceeds from her jewelry sales go to Ukraine.
- Parents and legacy.
- “Encourage people to do what they want and happiness is the goal”.
GUEST CONTACT INFORMATION:
IG personal @lillywestonn
IG 7/15 @seven7fifteen15
Website https://seven7fifteen15.com
MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
-Angela Statzer, https://www.instagram.com/angelastatzerdesigns/
-Aidan Murphy
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.