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Front Row Seat with Ken Coleman

How To Block Out The Doubters With John Cooper Of Skillet

Front Row Seat with Ken Coleman

Ramsey Network

Education, Careers, Self-improvement, Business

4.62.3K Ratings

🗓️ 18 March 2022

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

John Cooper is the lead vocalist, bassist and songwriter / producer for Skillet, one of the best-selling rock bands of the 21st century. The Ken Coleman Show is here to help answer your questions about career, passion and talent so you can maximize your potential and get closer to landing your dream job. Do you have a question for Ken? Call us live from 1-2 p.m. ET at 844-747-2577 or email [email protected]. Free Guides & Resources The Proximity Principle Facebook Community Subscribe to The Newsletter Articles by Ken

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0:00.0

Hey folks excited about our conversation with John Cooper the lead singer of the wildly successful rock band

0:12.7

skillet and even if you're not a hard rock fan or you don't know anything about John you're gonna

0:18.0

love this conversation as we dive into the specifics behind chasing a career as a musician when mom

0:24.8

doesn't like the music thinks it's evil and dad thinks it's a loser profession how did he

0:31.6

overcome that to be who he is today that and more coming up right now all right John so I got

0:38.6

to know anytime you talk to a musician which we live in Nashville and some friends with musicians I

0:43.2

show up at like silly Halloween parties for my kids and you sit down and you're talking to dads

0:48.2

and you get five minutes in and you find out that their world class you know writers song writers

0:52.8

I mean this happens in Nashville all the time and so I'm I'm forever fascinated by musicians

0:58.5

primarily because I'm always curious you know when did the love of music present itself do you

1:03.5

remember when do you first get intrigued or when does it become a thing you're like I dig music

1:09.3

I think a lot of people musicians are not it is probably hard for most people to remember when

1:14.6

they first fell in love with music because it's so ubiquitous all right you know you grow up you

1:18.6

hear music if you go to church yeah you hear music a church it you know if you go anywhere you go

1:24.3

to the baseball game yeah blah blah blah blah blah blah you know it's like music is is always it's

1:30.8

always connected to something celebration worship um going to the mall if you you know if you

1:36.8

know if you're an older sibling for me my mom is a piano teacher and a voice teacher and she would

1:43.3

not like the kind of singing I do yeah but uh yeah but my mom was a piano teacher and so I grew up

1:50.0

with ever since I can remember my mom would sing opera the loudest singing you've ever heard

1:56.8

yeah right like way louder than my singing right um she it was like the whole house would shake

2:02.1

when my mom was saying opera um and and I just loved music ever since I was a kid I was fascinated

2:08.3

the first time I heard music that absolutely like like floored me yeah was because my friend down

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