TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 9月9日 02時03分

Doris Kearns Goodwin lives surrounded by American history. Her home in Concord, Mass., is minutes from the site of one of the first battles of the American Revolution. The house itself is full of history too, what was once a three-car garage is now a library. Abraham Lincoln books are in there, and Franklin Roosevelt is nearby. But there’s a section that might surprise visitors to the home of one of the nation’s most famous historians: business and psychology books on leadership. That section is new. These were research materials for Goodwin’s new book, 'Leadership: In Turbulent Times', out Sept. 18. Leadership guru is a role Goodwin, 75, has filled informally for years, as a frequent speaker on lessons gleaned from the Presidents who have been the subjects of her award-winning biographies. In her new book, Goodwin has taken “her guys”—Lincoln, both Roosevelts and Lyndon B. Johnson—and crafted elements of their parallel stories into a comparatively slim volume for history buffs and C-suiters alike. Here Goodwin sits in the Concord Bookshop in Concord, Mass. Read more on TIME.com. Photograph by Tony Luong (@itsmetonyluong) for TIME

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