If you're creating products and nobody is buying them, you just might be creating something you want but have failed to create demand for. This can be an expensive approach to ministry. www.incubatoronline.com/gps All creative people love to create but if you cannot create demand then you need to stop and figure out how to. It won't be easy. Remember when you were learning how to play an instrument or learn to sing? It was frustrating and challenging but you didn't give up. That's the way it is when it comes to creating demand. You can skip this step and you'll end up with a basement of CD's and a a bunch of things for your earthly scrapbook but you'll miss the eternal impact of touching people at a deep level. So what are you going to do today? Create more stuff or try to figure out how the stuff you created can touch a life? Something to think about! Tami
About Me
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- Tami J. Rowbotham is Executive Vice President of Incubator Creative Group, an innovative ministry incubator organization established in 1989 serving emerging Christian artists and communicators in the US, Canada, Europe, Australia, South America and Asia. She has served as the primary artist manager and director for Incubator's roster of clients since 1990. Prior to Incubator, Tami traveled full-time as a Christian vocalist who self-booked 150+ dates per year. In addition to her professional career, she has served in leadership in various community organizations including the chamber of commerce, community non-profits, and political committees. Her enthusiastic and gregarious style make her an engaging speaker at music industry and ministry events.