What’s the first thing that pops into your mind when I say “The Holidays!” For far too many, the initial response is a groan, followed by such joyous sentiments as; stressful, the in-laws, Arghh, crowds, malls, the money, the time… But when I ask how they wish the holidays would go the language is entirely different. Sometimes, in all the detail, chaos and responsibilities that have become the holidays, we lose sight of our original intention - to celebrate the season and what ever meaning it holds for us, to embrace our loved ones, to experience peace and gentleness, _______ (fill in your own intention). Are you living this time of year the way you intend or has the hustle and bustle taken over? It’s time to take back the reigns and steer your sled into holidayville, where stress is run out of town and joyfulness is the guiding law. Join us for a fun and uplifting four part series to take back the holidays and the spirit of your season.

Hosted by: Nature Cures Clinic
1020 SW Taylor Ave, Suite 330
Portland, OR 97205

Facilitated by: Steven Fulmer, Creator of LifeQuest Mapping ™
Light refreshments provided
FEE: $15/each session, $50 for the series (Paid in full)
Limited Seating, please register in advance by calling 503-526-2011 or emailing Info@StevenFulmer.com

We are honored to announce that starting this September Steven has been chosen as one of only two coaches selected to serve the students of the George Fox University Executive MBA program.

“George Fox is dedicated to developing executives who are self aware and believe that to be an effective leader, each person must discover his or her personal style of managing. I am honored to have been selected to serve these students in this way,” Steven says.

For more information of this MBA program, please visit the George Fox website at http://www.georgefox.edu/som/emba/

The journey continues! The next workshop for LifeQuest Mapping (TM) is being held in Grants Pass, Oregon on August 26, 2006. Click Here to register. Here’s what they said about the last one!

“So well planned and executed”

“I would definitely recommend this workshop to others”

“Steven was charming, funny, well intentioned, master of the material, gives all participants a turn to speak/share. Adding the music & titles of helpful reading matierial really made a big bang.”

“Thanks for providing this workshop!”

“Steven is insightful, humorous, projects a sense of caring, commitment and belief in what he does.”

“Extremely thought provoking!”

I am taking away “A powerful lot of things to think about.”

Steven “you are great at what you do, I appreciate your honesty.”

“Steven is insightful to what someone is saying without being confrontational. He does a good job at including thoughts and things people said previously and bringing them into the present.”

March 27, 2006 - The trend in America is wanting to live a happier, more fulfilled life, but most don’t know how. Part of the reason is that for too many people for too many reasons life feels like being dropped into a strange city and being asked to find a specific hotel with no map or guidance. On AM Northwest I will be discussing how I help people create a map for their life that is tailored to their circumstances. It’s an organic and dynamic resource that guides them as life throws up its challenges: lay-offs, children, retirement, down-sizing, empty nesting, this overwhelming sense that “it’s time for a change,” etc.

During the appearance I will be touching on the four key parts of effective life mapping.

• Knowing where you are
• Knowing where you want to go
• Staying focused
• Moving forward

Saturday’s workshop was a great success! Here’s what a few of the attendee’s had to say:

“So well planned and executed”

“I would definitely recommend this workshop to others”

“Steven was charming, funny, well intentioned, master of the material, gives all participants a turn to speak/share. Adding the music & titles of helpful reading matierial really made a big bang.”

“Thanks for providing this workshop!”

“Steven is insightful, humorous, projects a sense of caring, commitment and belief in what he does.”

“Extremely thought provoking!”

I am taking away “A powerful lot of things to think about.”

Steven “you are great at what you do, I appreciate your honesty.”

“Steven is insightful to what someone is saying without being confrontational. He does a good job at including thoughts and things people said previously and bringing them into the present.”