This document is a travel guide that explores retracing the steps of Ebenezer Scrooge in London. It discusses how the stories we tell ourselves profoundly impact how we see ourselves and our lives. Just as Scrooge transformed from a miserly man to a generous one after being visited by ghosts, we have the power to change our stories and transform our destinies. The guide is led by Peter de Kuster, who will show travelers how to identify dysfunctional stories and rewrite more empowering ones that inspire action and help achieve goals, as Dickens illustrated with Scrooge's journey.

1. The Power of Your Story
A Journey in London in The Footsteps of Ebenezer Scrooge
in
LONDON

2. You are the Storyteller
of your Own Life
You can create your Own Legend
Or Not!
Peter de Kuster
Founder of The Heroʼs Journey
with Rachelle Wessels

3. Rewrite Your Destiny
in Life and Business
Ebenezer Scrooge is for generations a source of inspiration for children and adults
together. Dickens’ classic tale of how Scrooge left behind his miserly ways and
transformed into a joyful, compassionate generous man we all can benefit from
today.
In this travel guide of London Peter de Kuster, founder of The Hero’s Journey explo-
res the way we tell stories about ourselves to ourselves – and most important, the
way we can change these stories to transform our personal and business lives. As
Ebenezer Scrooge did.
“Your story is your life” says Peter - as Charles Dickens did with his christmas tale. As
human beings we continuously tell ourselves stories. Stories of success and failure;
of power or victimhood, stories that endure for an hour, or a day, or an entire life-
time. We tell stories about our work, our families and relationships, our health, our
money. Stories about what we want and are capable of achieving.
Yet, while our stories profoundly affect how others see us and how we see oursel-
ves, too few of us even recognize that we’re telling stories, or what they are, or
that we can change them – and in turn, transform our very destinies. As Ebenezer
Scrooge did in one Christmas.

4. Telling ourselves stories provides structure and direction as we navigate life’s chal-
lenges and opportunities, and helps us interpret our goals and skills. Stories make
sense of chaos; they organize our many divergent experiences into a coherent
thread; they shape our entire reality. And far too many of our stories are dysfunc-
tional. They don’t make us happy, we don’t achieve what’s most important to us,
they don’t energize us every day. They are in need of serious editing. That’s the
role Charles Dickens gave Marley and the three ghosts of Christmas time to per-
form. With success.
Ebenezer experiences in his journey in what areas of his life he is not happy and
doesn’t achieve his goals with the stories he tells himself. Peter will show you how
to rewrite your stories in the London of Charles Dickens. Stories that inspire you into
action and bring you where you want in life and business.

5. Peter de Kuster is the founder of The Hero’s Journey and more than a decade
fascinated by the power of stories. The stories we tell ourselves about ourelves to
ourselves and others. Our capacity to tell stories is one of our most profound gifts.
Peter will show you in this journey in London, in the footsteps of Ebenezer Scrooge,
how to create engaging stories. Which will give you the tools to wield the power of
storytelling and forever change your business and personal life.
Peter de Kuster is founder of The Hero’s Journey
For info about our Travel Guides and Travel Seminars
call him at 0031 6 33 661 772 or email peterdekuster@hotmail.com