The
Washington Post called Steve Zikman "the man who wrote
the book on wanderlust." Steve is the founder of the International Museum of Travel & Tourism (IMOTT) and has ventured through more
than 50 countries on six continents. In fact, this former
attorney left behind a successful law practice in Toronto
to set out on a three-year, around-the-world journey. His
travels have allowed him the opportunity to meet with two
of the most fascinating figures of our times--Nelson Mandela
and Mother Teresa.
Steve Zikman is co-author of the bestselling
series titles Chicken Soup
for the Traveler's Soul and Chicken
Soup for the Nature Lover's Soul, and author of The
Power of Travel: A Passport to Adventure, Discovery and
Growth and Doing Good for Goodness’ Sake. A member of the
American Society of Journalists & Authors and a NATJA
(North American Travel Journalists Association) Award winner,
Steve has appeared on hundreds of radio and television programs
nationwide.
In addition to his writing, Steve is a certified
Mediator and president of The
Next Fork. These groundbreaking trips explore
such timely lifestyle issues as embracing change and transition,
finding more work/life balance and rediscovering a sense of
purpose.
Steve Zikman is a dynamic and captivating
keynote speaker. His powerful
Programs and Topics offer rich, results-oriented
content--inspiring audiences across the country and around
the world to see their lives in a refreshing light.
When he's not on the road, Steve can be found
working in his studio or hiking the mountain trails near his
home in California.
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