Evan Hultine, a sixth-generation family farmer and Vice President of the Illinois Farm Bureau, discusses his farm and the importance of consumer-facing agriculture. He emphasizes the satisfaction of sharing food with consumers and the value of connecting with legislators through farming. Evan also shares his journey into leadership and the importance of recognizing and supporting future leaders. He highlights the unique perspective that farmers bring to leadership roles and the need for long-term thinking. Evan discusses the challenges of communicating with the public and government and the importance of building trust. He emphasizes the role of discomfort, building relationships, and continuous learning in personal and leadership growth. In this conversation, the guest discusses the importance of personal growth and learning from others. They emphasize the value of participating in leadership programs, reading books, and seeking out different perspectives. They also highlight the significance of failure in leadership and how it can lead to growth and adaptation. The guest shares their own journey in leadership and encourages others to take opportunities and set their sights higher. The conversation concludes with book, music, and movie recommendations that align with the themes discussed.