What connection can Tokyo have with cod and garlic dip? How does New York combine with endorphins? What is the common element between a marathon and a burger? What can link a sports podcast with six international metropolises?
These and many other questions are answered in the book "Everything is a Road" by George Savvidis, who, with a vibrant and authentic narrative, shares his experiential stories, his personal battles, and his individual "marathons" in his running journey so far. A journey far from being paved with rose petals, with which, precisely for this reason, the reader and amateur runner can identify: because it highlights the magic and at the same time the difficulties of running in its true dimensions.
In the book "Everything is a Road," the author – and creator of the eponymous podcast – describes in detail all the anxieties, sacrifices, setbacks, but also the magnificent moments he experienced from the very first moment he hit the road, until he achieved his dream of becoming a Six Star Finisher, that is, to complete the six largest marathons in the world.
Having lived a unique running adventure, he rightfully encourages us: "Don't be afraid. Step out of your comfort zone and never stop dreaming!"
