Aaron Myhra riding on an open road
Aaron Myhra presents

Living Life
Out Loud

Stories. Strength. Adventure. Legacy.

A lifestyle and legacy storytelling brand about the people, experiences, and turning points that shape who we become and what it means to keep building forward.

A voice from the road
“The Chris Stapleton of bike culture.”

One life. Four ways into the story.

The subject is life. Motorcycles are one of the ways I live it. The road, the gym, the table, the hard conversations, the people, and the mortgage business all belong here.

01
The Life

Living Life Out Loud

Personal stories, lessons, adventures, and the experiences that shape a life.

02
The People

Legacy Talks

Stories worth preserving from people worth remembering. This is not a show. This is an archive.

03
The Moments

Mile Markers

The people, places, and moments that change the road ahead. The story decides where it belongs.

04
The Work

Still Building

Strength, health, discipline, brotherhood, and the work of continuing to build in the second half of life.

Aaron Myhra recording Living Life Out Loud

The story is bigger than the category.

Some stories happen on motorcycles. Some happen in the gym. Some happen across a table. Some begin with loss, friendship, mortgage business, family, or a conversation that changes the direction of your life.

They are all part of the same life.

The road is literal. The mark can be anything.

A rider. A builder. A place. A doctor. A mentor. A conversation. A moment that changes how you see what comes next. Mile Markers follows the people, places, and moments that change the road ahead.

Aaron Myhra riding a motorcycle on a country road
Own your story tattoo

“You will leave knowing something about another person, and maybe something about yourself.”

People enter this work through every part of life. Mortgage clients. Riders. Friends. Family. Health professionals. Business owners. People met on the road. How I know somebody gives the audience context. Their story determines where it belongs.

People. Moments. The work.

Legacy ⚡ Talks recording
The People

Legacy Talks

Long form conversations about the experiences, mistakes, losses, relationships, and moments that made somebody who they are.

Motorcycle riders on the road
The Moments

Mile Markers

Stories Aaron is inside of. People, places, and encounters that leave a mark and change what comes next.

Aaron Myhra wearing Still ⚡ Building
The Work

Still Building

Strength, health, discipline, brotherhood, longevity, and continuing to build while there is still time.

Aaron Myhra by the river

Staying capable is part of the story.

At this stage of life, strength is not about pretending to be 25. It is about building a body and a life that can keep doing the things that matter for decades.

StrengthTrain to stay useful, capable, and hard to break.
LongevityRecovery, mobility, sleep, nutrition, and the long game.
RebuildingInjury, setbacks, weight loss, discipline, and starting again.
Real conversationsDoctors, trainers, chiropractors, experts, and people doing the work.

Pull up a chair.

The feed is where you scroll past people. The Porch is where you sit down with them.

The private Living Life Out Loud group is a place to go deeper than a post ever allows. Whoever you are, whatever you are working through or building toward, the door is open.

Aaron Myhra sharing life with family

The story keeps moving.

Still ⚡ Building book cover

Still Building, the book

Thirty four pieces. One doctrine. Notes from the years behind me and the work still in front of me.

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Living Life Out Loud Speed Safely Tour

The Living Life Out Loud Speed Safely Tour

Oregon to the Sun Belt and across the Southeast. Book signings, stories, people, places, Legacy Talks, Mile Markers, and whatever the road gives us.

Follow the road
Motorcyclists riding together in Central Oregon
Service is part of the story

Showing up for more than the ride.

I serve as Vice Coordinator for Motorcyclists of Central Oregon, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Some of the most meaningful work we do is about taking the relationships built around motorcycles and putting them to work for people in our own community.

The Teddy Bear Run, Toyz for Kidz, and other community efforts are part of Living Life Out Loud too. Show up. Help where you can. Leave something better behind.

Vice CoordinatorMotorcyclists of Central Oregon
501(c)(3) nonprofitRegistered community organization
Teddy Bear RunMotorcyclists showing up for local kids and families
Toyz for KidzCommunity support during the holiday season

Home Loan Ninja.

Twenty plus years of home loans have introduced me to an incredible number of people and stories. The mortgage business still pays the bills, funds the miles, and helps make Living Life Out Loud possible.

If you are buying, refinancing, or just want a second opinion, you work directly with me. No call center. No handoffs.

20+ yearsOregon & IdahoOne credit pullDozens of wholesale lendersDirect access to Aaron

Need a mortgage or just want a second opinion? Start a conversation with me. Not buying yourself? A referral helps fund this work too.

Three ideas that keep showing up.

Still Building

The philosophy

No one has arrived. Keep doing the work physically, mentally, personally, and in service to other people.

Speed Safely

The way

Calculated. Deliberate. Measured. Move with purpose without confusing recklessness for courage.

Dangerous Old Man

The destination

Still capable. Still sharp. Still useful. Aging is not surrender.

The doctrine does not stop at the screen.

Still Building, Speed Safely, and Dangerous Old Man are more than slogans. They are the philosophy, the way, and the destination.

The merch store carries the pieces that put those ideas out in the world.

Still BuildingThe philosophy. Keep doing the work.
Speed SafelyThe way. Calculated. Deliberate. Measured.
Dangerous Old ManThe destination. Still capable. Still sharp. Still useful.