For the sender - Alex Woodard

Author and singer-songwriter
Alex Woodard was in the audience, waiting to be called to the stage to
perform at New York Times bestselling author Dr. Wayne Dyer's lecture
presentation in New York. Dr Dyer's daughter had written him a letter,
and Alex had crafted a song about the letter in the spirit of his first
Hay House release (For The Sender: Four Letters. Twelve Songs. One
Story.). Any moment now, Alex would be asked to play it for the sold-out
auditorium.

But first Scarlett Lewis was invited to the stage.
Scarlett's son was a six-year-old hero who died saving his friends'
lives in the Newtown, Connecticut, elementary-school massacre, and her
words of love rang deep through the packed house as she told her story.
Alex noticed that Scarlett described love more as an action and less as a
feeling, and made a mental note to speak to her after the presentation.
Scarlett would soon send Alex a letter - and coupled with the letter from
Dr Dyer's daughter, the foundation would be set for Alex's For The Sender: Love Is (Not A Feeling). Through those letters
(and three other inspiring examples), and songs from platinum-selling
artists written about them, Alex weaves his own story of discovery as he
sifts through the competing messages we receive daily about the most
powerful of human experiences: love. He challenges mainstream media, the
self-help establishment, and the reader to re-examine what really
matters: what we actually do, for ourselves and each other. The end
result is a deeply empowering reading and listening experience.