Summary:
The book presents a memoir of the 39th President of the United States, sharing his personal experiences from his rural upbringing in Georgia to his time in the White House and his post-presidency humanitarian efforts. It offers insights into his private life, political career, and the influential figures he encountered, as well as his reflections on aging and the lessons he has learned throughout his decades of public service.
Key points:
1. Humility's Value: Carter credits his success to humility, which helped him connect with diverse people and make good decisions.
