In his third book, Lessons from My Five-Year-Old Self, Charles Holt shares personal essays on crucial topics such as finding freedom from religious and cultural views, stepping to the unknown, and discovering truths about fear, faith, rage, respect, and love. Charles places the way in which he processes information, his impulse and response to social and cultural themes, and his way of being on the altar of his intuition and inner wisdom to craft a life that feels aligned with his authentic self. Unbeknownst to the ways in which his journey meanders into daunting and relentlessly challenges at times, he persists in his search for what he believes to be his truth and his unfolding reality. Weaving a journey from Nashville to New York, to Los Angeles and back to his Southern roots, Charles offers inspirational stories that help us move to our next level of awareness. His candid and transparent accounts of the good, bad, and seemingly awful reveal Holt's desire to set a stage for the reader to investigate and call forth the original blueprint of one's potential, genius, and freedom. With this awakening we can work through challenges to become our best self—the self our inner five-year-old knew we could become.
