It’s hard to believe that it was just over a year ago that Suzi Kory recorded her first songs with producer John Angus MacDonald of Canadian rockers The Trews. Since then, she has played the Whisky a Go-Go in Hollywood, opening for LA Guns as well as having played a festival in Brazil ! In less then a year, Suzi has made a name for herself in Los Angeles as well as back home in Toronto and has Canadian Music insiders taking notice. As a mother of two teenage boys with a full-time job as a Customer Service Manager its hard to believe she still has time to be a Rockstar, but is she is proving how it can be done! Suzi is currently working with producer Brent Woods in Los Angeles on a full length album and has her sights set on no less then a Grammy come 2020.
On this episode of She Rises, Host Giovanna Capozzaspeaks with Suzy Kory, member of the band the True’s and full-time customer service manager and mother of two.
Suzy talks about how she became a rock star in her 40’s.
When Suzy told her parents she wanted to be a performer at a young age, they were not at all open to that.
When she got married and had kids, everything she had planned for herself got put to the wayside.
You have to take the first step of making your path clear and taking small actions to achieve your goal.
Suzy tells the story of how she met Axl Rose from Guns N’ Roses.
If she can achieve something people thought was crazy, everything else is within reach.
Anything is possible if your faith, courage, and conviction is aligned in your soul.
Suzy got to meet Steven Tyler and spend time with his entourage – this was when she realized she was manifesting these amazing experiences.
People often tell her she’s so lucky, but she’s working constantly – people don’t see what goes on in the background.
Whatever you plan can come back way better than your original plan.
When you take a step forward in faith the universe gives you your desires and then some.
You don’t have to take your passion on a public level, you can do it just for yourself.
Tweetable Quotes
Who we are is who we are, and our parents can’t change that about us.
A little bit of our soul dies when we don’t honor our calling.
When you make that realization that you are the one who decides where your life is going, that’s when all the doors open.
When you’re fulfilling yourself, the rest of your life lights up.
Resources Mentioned
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