Liderazgo: En Tiempos Turbulentos

Spanish Edition

In this Spanish-edition work, Pulitzer Prize–winning author Doris Kearns Goodwin explores the development, growth, and exercise of leadership by tracing the political lives of four U.S. presidents — Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Lyndon B. Johnson (in the realm of civil rights).

The book examines questions like whether leaders are born or made, where ambition comes from, and how adversity shapes leadership.

By looking at their early political lives — often marked by confusion, fear, and hope — Goodwin shows how each of these men confronted dramatic reversals and challenges that threatened their ambitions, yet emerged prepared to meet the demands of their times.

Despite their varied backgrounds, abilities, and temperaments, these leaders shared fierce ambition and deep resilience — enabling them to endure hardships, act with moral purpose, and ultimately use their talents to enlarge opportunities and lives for others.

This book offers an accessible and essential road map for aspiring and established leaders in all fields — with stories that carry special urgency in today’s polarized world.