
Most leaders don't know how they're truly perceived. Leadership Mirror gives your team the ability to provide honest, anonymous feedback across 21 leadership components — so you can see yourself clearly and grow with purpose.
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The Framework
Every great leader is measured across four core dimensions. Understanding where you stand is the first step to growing.
Credibility, Transparency, Accountability, Intention, Reliability, and Vulnerability — the foundation every leader must build first.
Routine, Stability, Standards, and Accountability — leaders who show up the same way every day earn the deepest loyalty.
Contribution, Growth, Empowerment, Problem Solving, and Character — great leaders make everyone around them better.
Availability, Advocacy, Sacrifice, Alignment, Legacy Focus, and Listening — leadership is ultimately about serving others.
The Process
Create your leader profile and receive a unique assessment code to share with your team.
Up to 25 team members complete the 48-question assessment using your code. All responses are 100% anonymous.
View your aggregated scores across all four pillars with AI-powered coaching and personalized action steps.
About the Author
Tony Rodriguez spent 15+ years as an Operations Manager at FedEx Express, leading aircraft ramp operations and hub flight operations, and serving on FedEx's Control Self Management (CSM) team — traveling to ramp locations nationally to review specific policy areas and ensure each location followed documented procedures accordingly. He has also owned a large cannabis operation and a restaurant, and has managed more than 3,000 employees across his career.
His book, The Art of Leadership, is not theory — it is the distillation of what he learned leading at scale in some of the most demanding environments in American business. Tony coaches leaders through speaking engagements, workshops, and private sessions focused on closing the gap between how you lead and how your team experiences you.


The gap between how you lead and how your team experiences your leadership is the most important gap you'll ever close.