“It’s a story of inspiration, truly. Of sadness and joy, of growth and spirituality,and ultimately of acceptance. The blending of worlds, a seeming dichotomy that Carl has woven together into a spectacularly vibrant life. Reading his beautiful book has touched me deeply.”

Barbara Manocherian President
New York Stage and Film

“I first met Carl Moellenberg on the Broadway musical SPRING AWAKENING and we have worked together a number of times since. What a pleasure to read this memoir. It is full of heart, told with great honesty, in strong, clear,simple language. His fortitude and optimism in the face of adversity is an inspiration.”

Tom Hulce
Actor/Producer

“Glorious, quiet power of hope throughout this beautiful, utterly relatable memoir reminds us to heed that inner ever present voice urging us onward.Exploding with simple wisdoms with those more complex matters of the heart subtly lurking between the lines.”

Mary Beth O’Connor
RKO Pictures / Lucky Viii Films

Carl’s story is one of finding profound passion in storytelling and bringing those stories to life. His memoir is searingly honest about his health struggles, but what stands out is how these challenges have consistently inspired him to live a fuller life; connect more deeply with people and work with the best artists to help deliver their vision. It’s a lesson in defining one’s life not by its challenges but by what - and who we love.

Tim Levy
Broadway and London Producer

“I am so honored Carl shared this very personal work with me. It is a beautiful experience to read. Not just because I consider Carl a friend, but because it is an exercise in authentic vulnerability, and the world needs so much more of that. If there’s one thing his memoir showed me - or really, affirmed what I already knew about him - it’s Carl’s incredible Goodness, which I use with a capital G. He is one of the most pure, kind and Good people I have ever known.Carl’s willingness to be so open and vulnerable around his survivorship, his spiritual path, his artistic path, and his close friendships allows the reader a sense of honor to be included in his journey.I think this memoir can and will help people (in a universal sense) to feel less alone, and inspire them to follow themselves and their dreams.

Adam Kantor
Broadway Actor