Today is President’s Day in the United States. It is also the day to learn from President Jimmy Carter. Here is an interview of the former President by my colleague Mark C. Thompson.
From Mark C. Thompson:
“Today is President's Day in the United States, a day to honor and celebrate the country's past presidents. However, this year's observance is marked by somber news. The country's 39th president, Jimmy Carter, was recently admitted to hospice care at the age of 98. Carter, who served as president from 1977 to 1981, is known for his humanitarian work and post-presidential efforts to promote peace and democracy around the world.
Despite his advanced age and health challenges, Carter has remained active and engaged in public life. His latest health setback has prompted an outpouring of support and well wishes from political leaders and ordinary citizens alike. As the nation reflects on the legacy of past presidents, Carter's contributions to American democracy and global diplomacy will undoubtedly be remembered and celebrated.”
From Elliott Masie:
An amazing 16 minute interview, focusing on a fresh view of leadership futures in America. Thanks to Mark C. Thompson for sharing. Here is the link to his “Chief Executive Alliance” https://www.chiefexecutivealliance.com/podcast/episode/8f12fcca/jimmy-carter-or-us-president
Elliott Masie
Masie Learning Foundation
Masie Productions
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