by Anna Marchettigli fans of Volleyball yesterday afternoon were all, at the memo, to listen to the volleyball player Anna Daniesi. A super medal champion, who among the most recent and prestigious conquests boasts Olympic gold in Paris 2024 with the Italian national team. It is no coincidence that the book, in which the captain of the national volleyball team tells his story, is called “A golden dream“.
The book is not only an autobiography, but a story that turns to anyone “has a dream to chase. In any case, fun must be the priority for anyone who wants to commit themselves to volleyballthen the rest also comes. “A volume through which Anna shows that there are no impossible goals for those who are willing to fight for what they believe and where passion, discipline and courage are mixed.
Anna, she reached her golden dream with her Olympics“In reality my dream in the drawer, not yet realized, is to be a bearer at the Olympics but for now – he replies smiling – I can be satisfied with what I have achieved”.
Why did you decide to write a book? “When they proposed it I accepted the challenge even if I am a very reserved and introverted person. I thought it was a way to get known and to make people talk about the values ​​behind a sport like volleyball”.
Is it more difficult to write a book or face a sports competition? “Write a book: I played many games, I wrote only one books”.
Why a “a golden dream”? “Everyone has to chase his dreams. In any case, fun must be the priority for anyone who wants to engage in volleyball”.
At the end of the meeting all lined up for the signature copies and the souvenir photo with a great champion. “Fano was a beautiful discovery, here you hear love for volleyball”. Fanese is also the author of the preface Sammy Marcantognini, psychologist and psychotherapist who professionally follows Anna Danesi. “I am honored – he comments – to work with her and to have had the opportunity to write the preface to her book. It is a huge satisfaction to work with an athlete like Anna who absorbs deeply and puts into practice the advice that is given to her. They are even more proud to have managed to take her to Fano and make her known – he concludes – to the public of our city”.
