A Full Life: Reflections at Ninety

His post-presidential life is truly inspiring, but I'm curious about what motivated him to keep making a difference beyond politics. Did any particular event or person influence this shift?

He seems so open about his mistakes and doubts, which made his achievements even more impressive. How do readers connect with that honesty in the context of leadership and legacy?

The book covers so many aspects of his long life — I wonder how he chose what to share and what to leave out. Was it a thematic choice or driven by personal significance?