CULTURE

Here's the thing about falling: it's not the fall itself that defines you—it's what you do after. Emanuele Ancorini knows this better than most. He's spent his life learning to rise, whether from the quiet stumbles that no one notices or the kind that leaves you sprawled in a blaze of glory. Picture this: 10,000 people watching as he crashes into the footlights, sets off a minor electrical fire, and somehow keeps a straight face while the Gypsy Kings belt out Bamboléo. Oh, and did I mention the bright yellow sequins? The massive shoulder pads? The V-neck that could've made Elvis blush?

Emanuele's lived through the glorious chaos of life, and that's precisely what makes him the coach he is today. He's not here to sell you answers or pretend he's figured it all out. If anything, he'd tell you to run far away from anyone who claims to have a foolproof formula for success. What he does bring is a sharp eye for the things you're not saying, an ear tuned to the music between the notes, and the kind of questions that make you sit back and think, Oh… that's what I've been missing.
But this isn't about him. It's about you. It's about discovering your own path—not some cookie-cutter version of success, but something raw, real, and aligned with who you actually are.

Here's what you can expect:
A guide who's walked his share of messy paths (and isn't afraid to admit it).
A knack for turning "aha" moments into real-world actions.
A partnership built on curiosity, courage, and a whole lot of trust.
Drawing on his eclectic background—figure skating, acting, yoga, business, meditation—Emanuele brings a perspective that's anything but ordinary. He knows the unknown isn't something to fear; it's where the good stuff happens. That's where transformation lives.
So, if you're ready to stop waiting for the "perfect plan" and start moving forward—even when the ground feels shaky—Emanuele's ready to walk beside you. Muddy boots, stumbles, and all.