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In this opening segment of Jim Carlough’s talk on the Six Pillars of Effective Leadership, he reflects on his non‑leadership family lineage—carpenter, mason, chicken farmer—and notes that leadership is not genetic for him. He recounts that most of his professional life has been spent in leadership roles, yet he realized early on that he was a poor leader, lacking knowledge and a roadmap. This self‑awareness leads him to a desire to find and apologize to those he led, setting the stage for a deeper exploration of how his leadership has evolved through learning about people and the world.

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