‘Expect great things from God; attempt great things for God.’ William Carey
In four words: I am fired up.
In the midst of pushing forward by faith with the proposed production of my musical ‘The Cross & The Switchblade’ in New York, I have found myself extremely busy building multi-million dollar models as part of my web design companies national and international development.
When I prayed and fasted for 13 days at the start of the year, with a particular focus on my musical, little did I realize that God would begin to open up and expand the international potential of other business projects that both my team and I had been plodding along amidst the creation process.
‘Put God in charge of your work, then what you’ve planned will take place.’ Proverbs 16:3 The Message
In order to see ‘The Cross & The Switchblade’ Musical in New York, I have continued to seek to put God in charge of every plan and every strategy that I have initiated and will continue to implement until the dream comes true.
Here is the latest that I am led to share with you…
There have been a number of fans asking me as to when the musical ‘The Cross & The Switchblade’ will come to the stage in New York. So I trust that you won’t mind if I share my heart with you.
Here is a press release featured on prominent Broadway and West End websites this past week….
Future Audience Flocking In Their HUNDREDS To New Musical’s Website
Peter G. James Sinclair is using social media to drive traffic to his musical website and Blog, and since launching his social media marketing campaign only a few days ago – hundreds are already flocking to his fan pages, website and Blog.
Peter says that ‘ When you live in the land of ‘Up Over’ (Australia) and you want to stage your new musical in a nation on the other side of the world – what do you do?’
Well Peter – the creator of ‘The Cross & The Switchblade – The Musical’, which is set in New York City, has embarked upon a rather unique way of not only finding a production company, but at the same time building his future audience.
The more I pursue the production of The Cross & The Switchblade on Broadway and beyond, the more I am learning about strategy. And in addition to that I am learning about how to be flexible.
Let me explain.
When it’s time to change tact, then change. It’s just like sailing a forty foot yacht. The sails have to be adjusted to capture the ever changing direction of the wind. The same flexible sensitivity is required when bringing a musical to the stages of the world.
The same goes with life. If you stay in a rut – you’ll end up getting run over. Just because yesterday something was working OK, it doesn’t mean that if you repeat it tomorrow, that you will get the same results.
Testing and measuring must never cease if you are going to achieve optimal results.
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‘Expect great things from God; attempt great things for God.’ William Carey
